1 Body measurement: including the measurement of height, weight, waist circumference, blood pressure and other parameters. These data can help to evaluate an individual's body shape and weight, and understand the health level of the body.
2 Blood test: By taking blood samples for testing, you can check various indicators in the blood, such as hemoglobin, blood sugar, blood lipids and so on. These indicators reflect the metabolic state and organ function of human body, which is helpful to detect the risk of various diseases.
Urine examination: Understand the health status of kidney and urinary system by analyzing the indicators such as chemicals and microorganisms in urine. Urine test can also detect some potential diseases, such as urinary tract infection and diabetes.
Electrocardiogram (ECG): Assess the heart function by recording the electrical activity of the heart, and detect whether there are heart diseases or potential cardiovascular risks.
Chest X-ray: By shooting chest X-ray, you can check the situation of lungs and chest, and find tuberculosis, pneumonia, tumors and other problems.
Abdominal ultrasound examination: Observe the structure and function of abdominal organs, such as liver, spleen, gallbladder and pancreas. , through ultrasonic technology to find out whether there are tumors, cysts or other abnormalities.
7 Cancer screening: For specific people, routine physical examination will also include some special cancer screening items, such as mammography and cervical smear, so as to find possible tumors as soon as possible.
The time and frequency of physical examination should be determined according to the individual's health status and the doctor's advice. Generally speaking, it is ideal for adults to have a routine physical examination once a year. For the elderly, people with chronic diseases or high-risk factors, it is recommended to have routine physical examinations more frequently.