1. Find the electronic medical report:
Ensure that the electronic version of the report provided by the medical examination institution is received. Usually, the file may be saved in PDF, JPG or PNG format on your computer or mobile device.
2. Log in to a website or application:
According to your specific platform for uploading reports, visiting related websites or opening corresponding applications.
3. Navigate to the upload page or function:
Find options related to uploading documents in websites or applications. This can be marked as uploading, adding, selecting files, etc.
4. Select and upload files:
After clicking the upload option, a file browser will open, allowing you to select a medical report file to upload from the instrument. Browse your folder, find the report file and select it.
5. Confirm the upload:
After selecting a file, the system will display the file name or preview for confirmation. Please check whether the selected file is correct again and make sure there are no errors.
6. Submit a report:
If everything is normal, you can select the "Submit" button, link or option to upload the physical examination report to the system. The upload process may take some time, depending on your network connection speed and file size.
7. Waiting for review:
After the upload is completed, the report will enter the review process. This may take some time, depending on the processing speed and workload of the platform.
The physical examination steps are as follows
1. Appointment:
You need to make an appointment with a medical institution in advance to understand the relevant requirements and expenses.
2. Registration:
When you arrive at a medical institution, you need to check your identity at the registration office and fill in the relevant forms.
3. Measure your weight and height:
There will usually be a special measuring area, and the staff will help you measure your height and weight.
4. Blood pressure measurement:
Blood pressure is measured by sphygmomanometer, which is an important index to evaluate cardiovascular health.
5. Draw blood:
The doctor may ask you to have a blood test to evaluate some common diseases, such as anemia and diabetes. In this process, the nurse will collect a certain amount of blood samples.
6. Urine examination:
You may need to provide urine samples for urine analysis to evaluate the function of the kidney and urinary system.
7.x-ray examination:
If X-ray examination is needed, it will guide you to the corresponding equipment so that the doctor can evaluate the condition of bones and internal organs.
8. Physical condition assessment:
The doctor will examine your ears, throat, heart, lungs, abdomen and so on. In order to assess your physical condition.
9. Vision and hearing examination:
Your doctor may ask you to have eyesight and hearing tests to assess the health of these sensory organs.