What items do Canadian live-in nannies need to check for immigrant visas?

The physical examination items for the Canadian live-in nanny immigration program when applying for a work visa include:

(1) blood test. Many people worry that they may be carriers of hepatitis B virus, and they are afraid that they will not pass the physical examination of the embassy. In fact, liver function is not within the scope of blood test, mainly AIDS and syphilis.

(2) urine sample testing. This test mainly examines red blood cells and white blood cells, and the specific data indicators cannot be authenticated because this aspect is basically not involved.

(3) chest radiography. Just check for tuberculosis and pneumonia.

(4) Routine project inspection. Basic data such as physical disability, surgery, blood pressure and electrocardiogram.

Generally healthy people can pass the physical examination, so don't worry too much about this problem.

Note: The diet should be as light as possible, with less salt and sugar, and alcohol should be banned a few days before physical examination. Try to reduce some risk factors that may lead to abnormal physical examination indicators.