Requirements for eyesight in physical examination of public institutions

The requirements for eyesight in the physical examination of public institutions are as follows:

First, the vision requirements for first-time recruiters:

The vision standard requirements for the first recruitment are: naked eye vision is not less than 5.0, and binocular corrected vision is not less than 4.9. In addition, for those who need to work in close proximity for a long time, near vision examination is also needed, and the near vision is not less than 0.8.

Second, the vision requirements for on-the-job personnel:

The visual standard requirements for on-the-job personnel are: naked eye vision is not less than 4.9, and binocular corrected vision is not less than 4.8. In addition, for those who need to work in close proximity for a long time, near vision examination is also needed, and the near vision is not less than 0.8.

Three, institutions of physical examination and vision examination methods:

Physical examination in public institutions usually adopts the following two methods:

1, naked eye visual inspection:

Naked vision inspection refers to testing the vision of the eyes by looking at the letters or numbers on the eye chart without wearing any glasses or contact lenses.

Usually, the test distance is 5 meters. When testing, you need to close one eye and look at the letters or numbers on the eye chart one by one with the other eye until you can't see them clearly.

Then repeat the process with the other eye. The average vision of the last two eyes was taken as the test result of naked eye vision.

2, positive vision examination:

Corrective vision examination refers to testing the vision of the eyes by looking at the letters or numbers on the eye chart when wearing appropriate glasses or contact lenses. The test method is similar to the naked eye vision test, except that appropriate glasses or contact lenses need to be worn during the test.

Measures for the treatment of substandard physical examination vision of public institutions;

First, it is recommended that individuals go to the hospital for further examination:

If the personal vision is not up to standard, but it is not very serious, it is generally recommended to go to the hospital for further examination to determine whether treatment is needed.

Second, individuals are advised to wear appropriate glasses or contact lenses:

If an individual's vision is not up to standard, but it can be corrected by wearing appropriate glasses or contact lenses, it is usually recommended that the individual wear appropriate glasses or contact lenses.

Third, it is recommended that individuals adjust their working environment:

If a person's poor eyesight is caused by long-term close work, he is usually advised to adjust his working environment, such as increasing lighting and adjusting working distance.