Which deviation is simply listed as RMD?

• A. Adherence would damage equipment or injure personnel
• B. EOSS does not match configuration
• C. Component is inoperative or a TYCOM DFS is approved
• D. RMD

Answer: (D)

In this system, some deviations are simply indicated by their code with nothing else added in the entry. The stand-alone RMD label means the deviation is recorded using that code without an accompanying descriptive note in that line. It’s a straightforward designation—the deviation exists and is categorized as RMD by code alone. The other situations describe specific conditions that would normally require additional detail or a different classification (for example, a safety risk, a mismatch with configuration, or an inoperative component with an approved deferment). So the correct choice is the one that is literally listed as the RMD code.