What are the physical examinations for studying abroad?

1. It is a physical examination stipulated by laws and regulations, that is, a statutory physical examination. The physical examination items are the items listed in the little red book, namely the "International Travel Health Examination Certificate". General examination items (height, weight, blood pressure, pulse, body temperature), internal medicine and surgery, facial features, chest X-ray, electrocardiogram, abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, spleen, kidney) and laboratory examination items (HIV AIDS test, STD test, Hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis C antibody, liver function (ALT or GPT)), blood type, blood biochemistry, blood routine (6 items), and urine routine (4 items). Second, it is a physical examination required by the school. Most students who are preparing to study abroad will receive an English physical examination form from the foreign school, requiring a physical examination according to the items listed in the form and a specific examination certificate. The purpose of the physical examination is for the school to understand your physical condition so that you can learn and grow healthily during your time at school. If the school does not have a physical examination form, students do not have to worry, as long as they check the standard items. The third is the International Certificate of Vaccination, which mainly includes vaccinations against cholera, yellow fever and cowpox. Usually during vaccination, the doctor will vaccinate you with different vaccines according to different time zones, regions, and epidemic distribution. The specific content must be communicated with the doctor.

Legal basis:

Notice of the State Council approving the National Education Commission's "Several Interim Provisions on the Work of Personnel Studying Abroad" Article 3 Selection and dispatch of personnel sent abroad by the public (1) Publicly sent abroad Students studying abroad refer to students studying abroad who are fully or partially funded by the state and relevant departments, localities, and units according to the needs of national construction, and are dispatched through various channels and methods in a planned manner. According to the unified national plan, students studying abroad are recruited nationwide, uniformly selected and dispatched, and subject to unified expenditure regulations. They are nationally-sponsored students studying abroad (hereinafter referred to as "nationally-sponsored"); according to department, local, and unit plans, students studying abroad are targeted at local, regional, and local governments. The unit recruits, selects, and dispatches students to study abroad who implement department, local, and unit expenditure regulations (including individuals who have obtained various scholarships, loans, subsidies, etc., and are included in the dispatch plan with the consent and support of the unit) ), are personnel sent by departments, localities and units to study abroad (referred to as "publicly sent by units"). (2) Personnel sent by the government to study abroad are divided into college students, postgraduate students, training personnel and visiting scholars. (3) The length of study abroad for overseas students studying for undergraduate, junior college and postgraduate studies is generally determined by the sending unit according to the academic system of the other country. The period of study abroad for personnel and visiting scholars depends on the actual needs of their further studies and research projects, which is generally from three months to one year. In special circumstances, it can be one and a half years, and is determined by the sending unit according to the dispatch plan. (4) Sending units should help and guide public-sponsored personnel to choose the units for studying, further training, internship or research abroad. These units should have higher level or professional expertise. (5) Conditions for government-sponsored personnel to study abroad: 1. Political conditions. Love the motherland, love socialism, have good ideological and moral character, perform outstandingly in practical work and study, and actively serve the socialist modernization drive. 2. Business conditions. College students going abroad should be high school graduates with excellent academic performance. Postgraduate students going abroad should be those with outstanding academic performance who have graduated from university or above, and the number of years of practical work before going abroad should be stipulated according to the characteristics of different disciplines. Personnel studying abroad and visiting scholars should be the backbone of the teaching, scientific research and production business, have a university degree or above, and have been engaged in their majors for more than five years in colleges and universities, scientific research units, industrial and mining enterprises and other departments (those who are particularly outstanding or due to special reasons) Those who have work needs can shorten it appropriately), or those who have worked in this major for more than two years after obtaining a master's degree, or those who have worked in vocational and technical education for more than two years. The age of persons studying abroad and visiting scholars should be determined according to the different types of study abroad, and should generally not exceed fifty years old. For short-term (three to six months) visiting scholars who are associate professors, associate researchers or above, the age may be relaxed appropriately. 3. Foreign language conditions. All types of students studying abroad should master the language of the corresponding country, be relatively proficient in reading professional books and periodicals in foreign languages, have certain listening, speaking and writing abilities, and be able to use foreign languages ??for academic exchanges in relevant disciplines after short-term training. The foreign language proficiency of college students and graduate students studying abroad must reach a level that allows them to attend lectures. 4. Physical condition. The health status of all types of public-sponsored students studying abroad must meet the standards required for studying abroad. They must be examined by provincial and municipal first-level hospitals and obtain a health certificate (certificate is valid for one year).