Viral hepatitis, dysentery, typhoid fever, active tuberculosis, dermatosis, routine internal medicine and surgery, chest X-ray examination.
Routine examination includes: nutrition, development, blood pressure, height and weight.
Physical examination items: chest and lung auscultation, heart rate, heart rhythm, murmur, liver and spleen, etc.
Surgical examination items: lymph, thyroid, spine, limbs.
Test items: two and a half items of hepatitis B; Chest x-ray examination of heart, lung and diaphragm.
Physical examination is one of the effective means to prevent diseases. Through physical examination, we can understand our own health status and find some early diseases that are not easy to detect, so as to intervene and prevent the occurrence and development of diseases in time and get twice the result with half the effort. However, due to insufficient attention to some key links of physical examination, or misunderstanding, there are various omissions in many subjects, which makes it difficult to achieve the purpose of physical examination.
First, avoid drawing blood too late.
Physical examination requires fasting blood to be taken at 7:30-8:30 in the morning, and no later than 9: 00. It's too late, because of the influence of physiological endocrine hormones in the body, the blood sugar value will be distorted (although it is still fasting). Therefore, candidates should draw blood as soon as possible and don't miss the time easily.
Second, don't take medicine rashly before physical examination.
Blood collection requires fasting, but patients with chronic diseases should be treated differently. For example, it is necessary for hypertensive patients to take antihypertensive drugs every morning to keep their blood pressure stable. Hastily stopping taking medicine or delaying taking medicine will lead to a sharp rise in blood pressure and become dangerous. Blood pressure is measured after routine medication, and the physical examination doctor can also evaluate the current antihypertensive scheme.
Taking a small amount of antihypertensive drugs has a slight effect on the test and can be ignored. Therefore, patients with hypertension should come back for physical examination after taking antihypertensive drugs. Patients with diabetes or other chronic diseases should also take medicine in time after blood collection, and routine treatment should not be interfered by physical examination.