What are the recruitment requirements for pilots?

The most basic physical requirements are very, very strict. The principle of countries that have participated in the physical examination of pilots is to emphasize quality and light weight. So it is very strict to train a pilot with millions of dollars. I hope it helps you. 1 should have normal physiological function, good psychological quality and social adaptability. There should be no: a. congenital or acquired abnormalities; B. Active, latent, acute or chronic diseases; C. sequela of trauma. 4.2 16f shape, deformation, defect or damage affecting function is unqualified. 4.2 Malignant tumor or benign tumor affecting physiological function is unqualified. 5. Mental and nervous system 5. 1 Mental abnormality, psychosis and their medical history are unqualified. Acute infectious and toxic mental disorders are qualified without sequelae after being cured. 5.2 Abnormal behavior and unqualified morbid personality. 5.3 neurosis? Individual evaluation of neurotic tendency. 5.4 Sleep disorder is unqualified. 5.5 Drug addiction and alcohol addiction are unqualified. 5.6 The speech disorder is unqualified. 5.7 Unexplained and difficult-to-prevent consciousness disorder is unqualified. 5.8 epilepsy is unqualified. 5.9 Central nervous system diseases and injuries are unqualified. 5.9. 1 Acute infectious diseases of central nervous system are qualified without sequelae after being cured. 5.9.2 Closed craniocerebral trauma with disturbance of consciousness, no clinical symptoms after ground observation for one to three months, and the EEG is normal and qualified. 5.9.3 The loss of consciousness after closed craniocerebral trauma was less than 30 min, and there was no skull fracture. After six months of ground observation, individual evaluation was carried out. 5. 10 Recurrent headache is unqualified. 5. 1 1 serious peripheral nervous system diseases are unqualified. 5. 12 serious autonomic nervous system diseases are unqualified. 5. 13 muscle diseases affecting function are unqualified. 6 psychology. Poor psychological quality is unqualified. 7 respiratory system 7. 1 Chronic diseases and respiratory dysfunction are unqualified. 7.2 Tuberculosis is unqualified. Tuberculosis was cured within one year, healthy and qualified. 7.3 Spontaneous pneumothorax is unqualified. 7.4 The thoracic organ is unqualified after operation. 8 circulatory system 8. 1 cardiovascular disease is unqualified. 8. 1. 1 borderline hypertension is qualified without obvious symptoms. 8. 1.2 Acute viral myocarditis was cured without sequelae. 8.2 ECG is obviously abnormal and unqualified. I degree atrioventricular block and simple sT-T changes excluded organic lesions. 8.3 Irrecoverable peripheral vascular diseases are unqualified. 9 Digestive system 9. 1 Serious digestive system diseases, dysfunction or postoperative sequelae are unqualified. 9. 1. 1 peptic ulcer is qualified after being cured. 9. 1.2 After appendectomy or repair of external abdominal ulcer, there is no retreat after ground observation for one to three months. 9. 1.3 rectal and anal diseases were cured without dysfunction. 9. 1.4 After three months of treatment, residual stones and degeneration were found at the end of reexamination, which was qualified. 9.2 viral hepatitis is unqualified. 9.2. 1 After acute hepatitis is cured, there is no abnormal change on the ground for half a year to one year. 9.2.2 Simple hepatitis B surface antigen positive is qualified. 10 urogenital system 10. 1 diseases and injuries of urogenital system are unqualified. 10. 1. 1 acute urinary tract infection is qualified after being cured. 10. 1.2 acute nephritis is qualified after being cured. 10. 1.3 The physiological proteinuria is qualified. 10. 1.4 Non-pathological hematuria is qualified. 10.10.5 After the treatment of urinary calculi, no residual stones and sequelae were qualified. 10.2 serious reproductive system diseases are unqualified. 1 1 hematopoietic system diseases are unqualified. Mild anemia, clear etiology, good therapeutic effect and qualified. 12 metabolic, immune and endocrine system diseases are unqualified. Mild diffuse simple goiter is qualified. 13 motor system diseases, injuries and their sequelae are unqualified. After the fracture is cured, the function is normal and qualified. After the joint injury or dislocation is cured, there is no recurrence and the function is normal and qualified. 14 skin and its appendages 14. 1 skin and its appendages are not qualified for incurable diseases. Individual evaluation of neurodermatitis, eczema, psoriasis and idiotic fever. 14.2 STD is unqualified. 15 limit and its accessories 15. 1 The farsightedness of any eye is below 0.7. The far vision of any eye is not less than 0.3, the corrected vision with glasses is not less than 1.0, and the ametropia is not more than 3.00 D (spherical lens equivalent). (Be sure to wear corrective glasses and spare glasses when flying. ) 15.2 if the near vision of any eye is lower than 1.0, it is unqualified. 15.3 abnormal visual field is unqualified. 15.4 color blindness and weak color are unqualified. 15.5 The treatment of night blindness failed. 15.6 eyes and their adnexal diseases were cured, but the eye dysfunction was unqualified. 16 Department of Otolaryngology 16. 1 The hearing loss of air conduction hearing curve with any frequency of 500, 1000 and 2000 Hz is 35dB or 50dB at 3000Hz. 16.2 The treatment of ear barometric dysfunction was ineffective and unqualified. 16.3 chronic progressive diseases of middle ear are unqualified. The tympanic membrane perforation was qualified after healing. 16.4 inner ear disease or vertigo is unqualified. 16.5 airsickness treatment was ineffective and unqualified. 16.6 Chronic progressive diseases of nose and paranasal sinuses that affect the function are unqualified. 16.7 olfactory loss is unqualified. 16.8 chronic progressive throat diseases that affect the function and are difficult to correct are unqualified. 16.9 Chronic progressive diseases of oral cavity and temporomandibular joint that affect the function are unqualified. Appendix A Physical Examination Items, Methods and Identification Principles of Civil Aviation Flight Students (Reference) This appendix includes routine examination items, methods of various subjects and identification principles of some diseases. All items that meet the requirements of clinical examination shall be carried out according to the clinical examination method during physical examination. Special project inspection can be done when necessary. A 1 psychiatry and neurology A 1. 1 routine examination items' A 1. 1 medical history collection. A psychological examination of 1. 1.2. A 1. 1.3 cranial nerve examination. A 1. 1.4 physical education examination. A 1. 1.5 sensory examination. A 1. 1.6 reflection inspection. A 1. 1.7 autonomic nerve examination A 1.2 key contents of routine examination items: medical history is more important than current medical history, flight accident symptoms and social adaptation. See appendix a of GBl6408.3 for others. A 1.3 disease identification A 1.3. 1 neurotic tendency: if the symptoms are mild, it is easy to recover, and the psychological test score is excellent (above average) or the flight score is excellent, and it will return to normal after exercise or correction. A 1.3.2 There was no skull fracture within 30 minutes after the loss of consciousness in closed craniocerebral trauma. After half a year's observation on the ground, the EEG is normal, there is no tendency to seizure, and there is no change in intelligence and personality. Excellent psychological test results, qualified. A 1.3.3 skull fracture of craniocerebral trauma was unqualified. A 1.3.4 cerebrospinal fluid leakage is unqualified. A2 Operation A2. 1 routine examination A2. 1. 1 medical history. A2. 1.2 anthropometry. A2. 1.3 vegetative development. A2. 1.4 skin test. A2. 1.5 Lymph node examination. A2. 1.6 Head inspection. A2. 1.7 neck examination. A2, 1.8 Chest examination. A2. 1.9 Abdominal examination. A2. 1. 10 Spinal examination. A2. 1. 1 1 physical examination. A2, 1. 12 genital examination. A2. 1. 13 anal examination. A2 .2 Inspection methods See Appendix A of GBl6408.3 for inspection methods. A2.3 Collect medical history and ask if there is any history of trauma, physical reaction, hematuria, bloody stool, etc. in sports activities and flight training. A2.4 Disease identification A2.4. 1 Localized neurodermatitis is qualified, and generalized neurodermatitis is qualified after treatment. A2.4.2 Chronic eczema with mild symptoms does not affect sleep qualification. A2.4.3 After psoriasis treatment, the lesion area is small and the symptoms are mild, which has no influence on sleep and study. A2.4.4 Vitiligo with small unexposed parts is qualified. A3 internal medicine A3. 1 routine examination A3. 1. 1 medical history by set. A3. 1 .2 Pulse and blood pressure check. A3. 1 .3 nutritional status inspection. A3. 1 .4 Head and neck examination. A3. 1.5 Chest examination. A3.2 inspection methods see appendix a of GBl6408t 3 for inspection methods. A4 eye and its attachments A4. 1 routine examination A4. 1 medical history collection. A4. 1.2 General inspection items. A4. 1.2. 1 eye protection, conjunctiva and lacrimal apparatus. A4. 1 .2.2 cornea and sclera. A4. 1, 2.3 anterior chamber, iris and pupil. A4. 1 .2.4 lens and vitreous. A4. 1.2.5 fundus. A4. 1 .3 Visual function inspection. A 4. 1.3. 1/ hyperopia. A4. 1.3.2 Myopia. A4. 1.3.3 color vision. A4.2 Inspection methods See Appendix A of GBl6408.3 for inspection methods. A5 Otolaryngology and Oral Routine Examination Item a 5. 1 a 5. 1 medical history collection. A5. 1.2 General inspection items. A5. 1.2, 1 external ear and tympanic membrane. A5. 1.2.2 External nasal cavity. A5. 1.2.3 oropharynx and nasopharynx. A5. 1.2.4 larynx. A5. 1.2.5 Subtemporal collar joint. A5. 1.2.6 Oral cavity. A5. 1.3 function check. A5. 1.3. 1 hearing function test: whisper test. A5. 1.3.2 Examination of ear barometric function: a. Examination of ear stethoscope; B. check the nose and air. A5. 1.3.3 Head low drainage inspection. A5. 1.3.4 Examination of nasal respiratory function. A5. 1.3.5 Olfactory examination. A5.2 Medical history collection, examination method and result evaluation, symptom identification B 1 blood routine (hemoglobin, red blood cell count, white blood cell count and classification). D2 urine routine (urine protein, urine sugar, urine sediment microscopic examination) B3 chest X-ray examination. B4 Liver function, hepatitis B surface antigen. There is also a physical fitness test, sitting in a rotating chair.