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Is the physical examination for teacher recruitment strict?

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Physical examination items for teachers:

1, generally check the basic signs: height, weight, blood pressure. The basic index to judge whether there are modern "civilized diseases" such as obesity and metabolic syndrome is based on the comprehensive judgment of physical examination.

2. Routine clinical examination of internal medicine: cardiopulmonary auscultation, abdominal palpation, etc. Find lung rales, heart murmurs, arrhythmia and hepatosplenomegaly in time.

3, surgical routine skin, limbs, spine and lymph check, etc. Comprehensive examination of skin, lymph nodes and limbs.

4, facial features routine otolaryngology, facial features comprehensive examination.

5. Ophthalmology routine external eye and vision examination. Understand the changes of vision, judge myopia, hyperopia, etc. Those with abnormal color vision inspection shall not engage in teaching posts in fine arts, chemistry, biology, etc. with color as technical indicators and experimental data.

1. Eat little or no high-fat food for three days before physical examination, don't drink, rest early at night (before 10), and don't be overworked.

2. Before the physical examination, be on an empty stomach, don't eat (including snacks and fruits), don't drink water or drink, and don't know how to urinate. Please press it with a cotton swab for 3 minutes after blood drawing.

3, women do not do urine routine and gynecological examination during menstruation.

4, check the prostate, bladder and uterine accessories before urination (except Yin Chao).

5. Lesbians who have no sexual history (or are unmarried) cannot do electronic colposcopy.

6. During the physical examination, please explain your previous diseases and treatment measures to the doctor for your reference.

Reference source of the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Physical Examination Standard for Teacher Qualification Recognition