It is a certificate issued by qualified institutions such as CDC and medical institutions, which proves that the holder has passed the physical examination of relevant projects.
Give your ID card to the doctor, and the doctor will give you two lists, one is the physical examination form and the other is the health certificate for next week. Draw blood, stool swab, chest X-ray and routine physical examination according to the examination room on the physical examination form, and put the experience form into the designated box after completion. Take your ID card and certificate and you can go. Usually come and get it a week later and ask the doctor where to get it. Sometimes it is not taken in the same building.
Note: The diseases mainly involved in health examination are dysentery, typhoid fever, active tuberculosis, dermatosis (infectious) and other infectious diseases. If you are diagnosed with these diseases, you are not allowed to engage in hairdressing and beauty, direct contact with imported food, public bathrooms and other work that directly serves customers, and you can only work after you are cured.
There are two kinds of health certificates: one is general health certificate and the other is food health certificate, which are needed by people in the catering industry. What is a health certificate?
Health certificate is a certificate issued by qualified institutions such as CDC and medical institutions to prove that the holder has passed the physical examination of related projects.
If it is used as proof materials for commercial insurance, law, travel, etc., it is necessary to go to a hospital above the second level for special health examination, and a health certificate or medical examination report can be issued; If it is used in the service industry, it is necessary to go to the local CDC or designated medical institutions for physical examination, and apply for or issue a health certificate.
To sum up, it is recommended to have a physical examination at the CDC in the user's district every year to prevent the occurrence of diseases.
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