First, the general physical examination
Including the measurement of basic indicators such as height, weight, chest circumference and abdominal circumference, as well as the examination of five senses such as vision, hearing, smell, mouth, ears, nose and throat. These tests can preliminarily evaluate whether the candidates' physical development and sensory function are normal.
Second, the internal medicine examination
Mainly check whether the applicant's cardiovascular system, respiratory system, digestive system, urinary system and endocrine system are abnormal. Whether these systems are healthy or not is directly related to whether recruits can withstand high-intensity military training.
Third, surgical examination
Check for injury, scar, deformity, scoliosis, etc. Ensure that the physical structure of the recruits is complete and there are no serious injuries or deformities.
Fourth, the auxiliary inspection
Including ECG, B-ultrasound, X-ray and other imaging examinations, as well as biochemical examinations such as blood and urine. These tests can help us better understand the applicant's internal situation and rule out potential diseases.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) special inspection
According to the special needs of the army, special examinations such as psychological test and occupational adaptability evaluation can be conducted for the candidates. These inspections are designed to assess whether recruits have the ability and psychological quality to engage in specific military work.
To sum up:
The standard of physical examination for enlistment covers many aspects, from general physical examination to special examination, aiming at comprehensively evaluating the physical health of candidates. Through strict physical examination, new recruits who are healthy and suitable for military training and combat tasks are screened out, which provides a strong guarantee for the construction of combat effectiveness of the troops.
Legal basis:
civil medical examination standard
Article 1 stipulates:
The standards for physical examination of citizens eligible for enlistment shall be implemented in accordance with the Standards for Physical Examination of Citizens Eligible for enlistment published by the Recruitment Office of the Ministry of National Defense on September 1 2003 and relevant regulations.
civil medical examination standard
Article 2 provides that:
This standard is applicable to the military and armed police colleges that recruit soldiers, ordinary middle school graduates and local graduate students, the colleges that recruit and select national defense students, and the military that receives graduates from ordinary colleges.
People's Republic of China (PRC) Military Service Law
Article 5 provides that:
People's Republic of China (PRC) citizens, regardless of nationality, race, occupation, family background, religious belief and education level, have the obligation to perform military service according to law. Citizens who have serious physical defects or serious disabilities and are not suitable for military service are exempted from military service. Citizens deprived of political rights according to law shall not perform military service.