The relevant departments of the state promulgated the "Physical Examination Standard for Enrollment of Ordinary Colleges and Universities". In the "Standard", there are specific provisions on the situation of not being admitted and limiting the number of majors. The relevant state departments also require the admissions department to announce the physical examination standards of colleges and universities to the majority of candidates.
The college entrance examination refers to the physical examination that all candidates who take the college entrance examination must take. Through physical examination, on the one hand, candidates can understand their physical health; On the other hand, the results of physical examination will be used as a part of candidates' files for reference when enrolling students in colleges and universities.
Candidates for the college entrance examination should have a systematic physical examination in ophthalmology, surgery, internal medicine, otolaryngology, stomatology, radiology, laboratory and other departments.
The main procedures of physical examination include:
The admissions offices of counties and cities make a physical examination schedule-each registration point organizes candidates to participate in the physical examination-the physical examination doctor carries out the physical examination on the candidates according to the physical examination items and work operation rules-the attending doctor makes a physical examination conclusion-the physical examination hospital is responsible for summarizing the physical examination forms and submitting them to the registration point where the candidates are located-and each registration point rechecks the physical examination forms of the candidates to check whether there are any omissions, missed examinations or unclear physical examination conclusions. If problems are found, the registration point can be through county and city admissions offices and physical examination hospitals.
Experience work must be carried out in accordance with the items listed in the physical examination form. The chief physician of each department shall fill in the inspection results according to the items listed in the physical examination form, and shall not reduce or increase the items, and shall not use ambiguous or ambiguous words.