What are the medical examination items for Canadian parents' reunion immigrants, and what else?

The medical examination items of Canadian parents' reunion immigrants mainly include the following items:

1. General physical examination (sometimes the examinee is required to undress). For example: height, weight, vision, hearing, etc. , which also includes an assessment of the applicant's mental condition.

2. Tuberculosis reaction test, that is, tuberculosis examination. Only applicants aged 2- 14 need to do this examination. Even if you are diagnosed with tuberculosis, you can still immigrate to the United States after treatment.

3. Chest X-ray. All applicants need to do this examination, but with the age of 65,438+00 as the boundary, applicants over 65,438+00 only need to take back and front X-rays once, and applicants under 65,438+00 need to take two X-rays in different positions (back, front and side).

4. Serum examination. Generally speaking, only applicants over 15 years old will be required to do this test to determine whether the applicant carries "AIDS" and "syphilis". However, if the doctor suspects that people under the age of 14 may be infected with these viruses, the doctor can also carry out this examination.

5. Immunization vaccine. If immigrant applicants can show proof of vaccination, they don't have to spend money on vaccination. Therefore, try to keep the proof of previous vaccination for future use.