List of physical examination items for civil servants

The physical examination items for civil servants include clinical examination (including measuring height, weight, and blood pressure); electrocardiogram examination (checking heart rate to see if there are related heart diseases); abdominal B-ultrasound (checking liver, gallbladder, pancreas, Spleen, kidney); chest X-ray (to check for lung diseases); laboratory tests (blood routine, urine routine, blood biochemistry, blood immunity).

Contents of physical examination for civil servants:

1. Clinical examination

General examination: including height, weight and blood pressure measurements.

Internal medicine examination: including heart, lungs, abdomen, and nervous system examinations.

Surgical examination: including skin, lymph, thyroid, etc.

Eye examination: including visual acuity check (see E chart), color vision check (whether color blindness, color weakness), and eye disease check.

Otolaryngology: The main thing is to check the hearing, and then check whether there are any ear, nose and throat diseases.

Stomatology: Check if there are any dental diseases.

2. Electrocardiogram

Check the heart rate to see if there is any related heart disease.

3. Abdominal B-ultrasound

The examination includes liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidney.

4. Chest X-ray

Commonly known as "photo", it checks whether there is any disease in the lungs.

5. Laboratory tests

Including blood routine, urine routine, blood biochemistry, and blood immunity.

Because they are all indexed, this laboratory test is often the most likely to cause problems.