Seafarers' health certificates shall be handled by the Provincial Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau and issued after passing the physical examination.
The procedures for handling seafarers' health certificates are as follows:
1, go to the processing window to get the medical application form.
2. After completing the form, submit the original and photocopy of my ID card, 4 recent bareheaded photos, and pay the fee.
3. Complete various physical examination items according to procedures.
4. Those who pass the physical examination shall get the receipt and health certificate within the agreed time.
The full name of seafarers' health certificate is seafarers' health certificate. Health certificate is a health certificate that everyone must apply for before going abroad, which proves that there is no infectious or harmful disease before going abroad.
2. What are the physical examination items of seafarers' health certificates?
There are two kinds of physical examination for crew members. When I apply for or change my certificate, I need a physical examination form to prove that I am suitable for working on a ship, and I must have a physical examination in a hospital designated by the Maritime Safety Administration. Apply for a health certificate before boarding the ship, which is required for all people going abroad and is carried out at the inspection and quarantine center of the inspection and quarantine bureau.
General examination: height, weight, pulse, blood pressure, blood type and temperature.
2. Internal and surgical examination: skin, sclera, lymph nodes, head, neck, heart, abdomen, spine, limbs, neuropsychiatric system and urogenital system.
3. Ear, nose and throat: naked eye vision, color discrimination, hearing, eyes, ears, nose and throat.
4. ECG.
5, abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, spleen, kidney).
6. Chest X-ray.
7. Laboratory inspection:
A, HIV antibody.
Serological detection of syphilis.
Hepatitis C, hepatitis B surface antigen.
Hepatitis C antibody.
Alanine aminotransferase
F, blood routine.
G, urine routine.
Third, what should I pay attention to before the physical examination?
Avoid alcohol the day before physical examination, limit the high-fat and high-protein diet, and avoid using drugs that affect liver and kidney function; Diet should be light three to five days before the examination. Do not eat bloody food such as pig liver and pig blood. Please completely fast (including drinking water) after 0/2 o'clock the night before the examination. Blood drawing and hepatobiliary ultrasound must be performed on an empty stomach; Do not urinate when doing B-ultrasound of bladder, prostate, uterus and appendix; If there is no urine, drink water until the bladder is full; When there are thermal imaging items in the physical examination, you must empty your urine and water before the examination.
Through the above brief introduction of the items of physical examination of seafarers' health certificate and the matters needing attention before physical examination, I believe that everyone has a certain understanding of physical examination, which is believed to have a good effect on the early detection and treatment of gynecological diseases in the future.
Everyone cherishes a new job. Generally, a physical examination is required for entry. Let me introduce several orientation exam packages to you:
Physical examination package: the items include general examination A, internal medicine, male surgery/female surgery, blood routine, urine routine, liver function, kidney function, chest x-ray, electrocardiogram and so on. The significance of physical examination lies in knowing whether employees are healthy or not.
White-collar workers in the workplace: the items include general examination A, internal medicine, male surgery, female surgery, gynecological examination, leucorrhea routine, cervical curettage, vision, color vision, external eye and so on. The significance of physical examination is that employees and bosses know the physical condition of employees.
When applying for a health certificate, seafarers on seagoing ships shall go to a physical examination institution (hereinafter referred to as the physical examination institution) which has the ability to identify the occupational health status of seafarers and is published by the maritime administrative agency.
If the crew of a seagoing vessel meets the following requirements, the chief physician of the medical examination institution shall issue a health certificate in time:
(a) At least 65-438+06 years old;
(2) Holding valid identity documents;
(3) Standards meeting the requirements for health examination of seafarers on seagoing ships;
(four) photos that meet the requirements of the maritime administrative agency.