Who must the cadet's I/C be notified of regarding medical care?

• A. If the cadet is seeking or receiving medical care that could affect fitness for duty.
• B. If the cadet is attending non-mandatory training.
• C. If the cadet is on light duty.
• D. If the cadet has completed medical clearance.

Answer: (A)

Whenever a cadet is seeking or receiving medical care that could affect fitness for duty, the cadet's I/C must be notified. This ensures the chain of command stays informed about health factors that could limit performance or safety, allowing appropriate task assignments, accommodations, or further medical clearance decisions. It helps protect both the cadet and the team by aligning duties with current capability. Notifying in other scenarios, like attending non-mandatory training or simply being on light duty, isn’t required unless the medical situation could impact duty performance.