Why do some people need urine tests and others don't?

The physical examination of immigrants in the United States mainly includes the following contents:

Physical examination of American immigrants: the first aspect:

General physical examination. Such as vision, height, weight, etc. The physical examination also includes an assessment of mental condition.

The second aspect of American immigrants' physical examination;

Tuberculin skin test (TST). That is, the examination of tuberculosis, but only applicants aged 2- 14 can do this examination. It will take 2-3 days to get the results of this physical examination report. This inspection is also very important. If it is unqualified, it means that the following physical examination items do not need to be checked. Of course, if you are diagnosed with tuberculosis, you can still immigrate after treatment. Doesn't mean that people who have had tuberculosis can't immigrate.

The third aspect of the physical examination of American immigrants:

X-ray chest X-ray examination is required for all applicants, but there is a difference between applicants below 10 and those above 10. Applicants under 10 need to take two X-rays in different positions (posterior anterior position and lateral position); /kloc-applicants over 0/0 years old take X-rays (back and front).

The fourth aspect of American immigrants' physical examination:

Perform a "serum test". The project is aimed at/kloc-people over 0/5 years old, who have their blood drawn to check whether they have "HIV" and "syphilis". If the doctor suspects that people under the age of 14 may be infected with these viruses, the doctor can check this.

The fifth aspect of American immigrants' physical examination:

Give an "immune vaccine". Immigrants who arrive at 18 in 2 months need to carry out this project. If immigrants can show proof that they have been vaccinated before, they don't have to spend money to get vaccinated again. Therefore, it is reminded that the documents that have been vaccinated before should be properly kept for future use.

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