List of standard items for civil servants' entry medical examination

The civil service examination standard items are as follows:

1. Those who are diagnosed as infectious diseases, such as gonorrhea and condyloma acuminatum, cannot pass the physical examination of civil servants. After correction, the visual acuity of both eyes is less than 4.8, or there is obvious visual impairment, which will be regarded as unqualified physical examination. In terms of hearing, it is stipulated that if you can't hear the sound 3 meters away after wearing the artificial hearing device, it is unqualified.

2, rheumatic heart disease, cardiomyopathy, coronary heart disease, etc. It belongs to the category of organic heart disease, which will lead to physical examination. However, if the congenital heart disease does not require surgery or has been cured, then the physical examination will not be affected.

3. When measuring blood pressure, the standard of numerical patients is generally systolic blood pressure less than 140mmHg and diastolic blood pressure less than 90mmHg.

4. Candidates with severe chronic digestive diseases such as chronic pancreatitis and ulcerative colitis will not be able to take the civil service examination. However, after subtotal gastrectomy, if there are no serious complications, it will not affect the physical examination.

Brief introduction of civil servants:

1, local civil servants are formally called national civil servants, and both central and local governments are national civil servants, which are also divided into central state organs civil servants and local state civil servants. The central civil service examination refers to the examination of the central organs, state organs, agencies stationed by the central state administrative organs, institutions affiliated to the vertical management system, and national civil servants.

2. The local civil service examination refers to the local examination for the staff of recruitment agencies and national civil servants organized by local party and government organs and associations at all levels.