Is it necessary to have an empty stomach when entering the kindergarten for physical examination?
As for the kindergarten entrance examination, is it necessary to have an empty stomach? This still depends on the specific project to be investigated. Generally speaking, when a kindergarten enters the park for a physical examination, it is necessary to first ask about the medical history, find out whether the child has a family hereditary disease, and check the child's past illness records and social medical history, so as to preliminarily assess the child's health status, and then conduct a general physical examination, including checking the child's body surface, height and weight, skin, limbs and facial features, and generally checking whether the child has trachoma and conjunctivitis in his eyes, and whether the child has flat feet. In addition to these physical examinations, related tests will be conducted. Usually draw blood, check blood routine and check liver function. If you need to check the liver function, you must be on an empty stomach, because checking the liver function after breakfast may cause a false increase in transaminase, so if you only check blood routine, urine routine, cardiopulmonary auscultation and general physical examination, you must be on an empty stomach. This situation can be checked after breakfast, but if there is abdominal B-ultrasound, it is best to check on an empty stomach, otherwise there will be too much food residue in the abdominal cavity and too much gas accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract, which will affect the inspection results. If you want to have an empty stomach, you should generally have an empty stomach for at least four hours before the examination.