Five physical examinations before entering the detention center

The five physical examinations before entering the detention center are blood pressure, body temperature, electrocardiogram, past history and trauma. You need a physical examination before entering the detention center, but generally regular detention centers have physical examination equipment and doctors, so you don't have to go to the hospital for examination. Physical examination items generally include female physical examination items and male physical examination items, and the specific examinations to be done should be determined according to the individual's specific situation. In addition, the physical examination items also have different physical examination items according to the different needs of civil servants' physical examination, physical examination abroad and physical examination on entry. Physical examination has three main purposes besides superficial examination to see if it is normal, infectious diseases, trauma and contraband in the body through X-ray. Before the suspect entered the detention center, he was sent to the hospital for a simple blood draw and X-ray physical examination. After being sent to the detention center, he will take off all his clothes and check every part to see if there is any trauma, including opening his anus to check whether there is contraband, physical examination, fingerprinting, registration, shaving his head and wearing the prisoner's red vest.

"Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations on Detention Centers" Article 16 When a detainee is detained in a detention center, a doctor shall conduct a health examination and fill out a health checklist. If the detainee is found to have physical injuries or abnormal conditions, the detention decision-making organ shall issue relevant explanations, and the detention center shall register the injuries or abnormal conditions in detail, which shall be signed by the detainee and the detainee for confirmation.

What is the difference between a detention center and a prison?

The detention center is an organ that detains criminal suspects who have been arrested and detained according to law. If a prisoner sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment has less than three months left before being handed over for execution, the detention center shall execute it on his behalf. The task of the detention center is to put the criminal suspects in custody on armed alert according to relevant laws to ensure safety. Educate criminal suspects. Manage the life hygiene of criminal suspects. Ensure the smooth progress of investigation, prosecution and trial. Prison is the penalty execution organ of the state. According to the relevant laws, criminals sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, life imprisonment or fixed-term imprisonment should be executed in prison. Prisons implement the principle of combining punishment with reform and combining education with labor to transform criminals into law-abiding citizens.