Full medical examination
The gradual increase in social pressure has led many people to pay increasing attention to their physical health, and full medical examination is one of the main means of understanding their physical condition. So what's the whole body? What's the whole body? What's the whole body? These problems are accompanied by a full medical examination. Let's find out。
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What's a full medical examination
The gradual increase in social pressure has led to increasing attention being paid to the health of many people, who have begun to focus on the whole body examination。
A full medical examination means a full physical examination. In order to understand the health status of the person under examination, early detection of disease leads and health hazards, the examination of a healthy or sub-health population that is not sick, first-time ill, or who is sick is referred to as a full medical examination, or a health examination。
The requirements for full medical examination are higher than those for general company and school examinations. In order to achieve a complete full medical examination, the following requirements must be followed during the examination。
The content of inspections (projects) is comprehensive and systematic。
2. There is a certain order of inspection, generally from the head to the end of the foot。
3. Follow the contents and sequence of the whole body examination and develop their own medical habits。
4. When examining, the doctor has to look at it while he is looking at it and remembers the points。
5. The doctor must keep track of the schedule and the person examined must cooperate。
6. Special circumstances may be flexible, subject to the observance of principles。
2 order of full medical examination
The whole-body examination is not the same as the normal check-up, and it is sequenced. The medical examiners are usually examined in a certain order at the hospital. The logical sequence of regulation can accelerate the effectiveness of medical examinations and reduce the inappropriateness and change of position of the person being examined。
The whole body examination is generally carried out from the head to the foot, except in exceptional circumstances。
The order of the full medical examination is also divided into the order of the patient in the bedroom and the person in the seat, which varies in the order of examination。
Full medical examination order of the patient:
The general situation is that of the upper part of the abdomen (beds), of the upper part of the upper part of the abdomen (beds), of the lower part of the anal rectum of the lower part (last stand) of the genitals of the genitals of the upper part of the back of the chest (heart, lung) (sitting position)。
Order of full medical examination of sitting patients:
The general situation and the vital artery of the head and the back of the neck (including lungs, spinal cords, kidneys, hips) of the upper chest, side chests (heart, lungs) of the lower abdomen of the lower abdomen of the back of the head (including the lung, spinal column, kidney section, guillotine) of the body of the body of the body (last standing)。
The step-by-step sequence of inspections allows for the successful completion of inspections and, in the course of inspections, only two or three changes in the position of the body have been inspected, resulting in increased efficiency。
How much does it cost to have a full medical examination
Prices are often one of the biggest concerns of consumers. Full medical examination sounds like a full-body examination, which seems to cost a lot. But what is the exact price? There are many examinations of the whole body, but each local hospital will have a larger price difference because of different packages. Generally, the price of a full medical examination would be around $500。
The normal inspection price is around $250. Regular examinations include: laboratory tests (hepatitis b, hepatitis c, blood resin, blood sugar); electrocardiograms; chest perforation; b supers (gravity, gall, spleen, pancreas, kidneys); ear, nose, throat, mouth, eye; internal medicine; surgery; breast (female)。
Regular inspections are also divided into different packages, some of which require only a partial inspection and not all items. Here we look at the reference price for specific items。
Blood: $10-20。
Hepatic function (three) + two-and-a-half: around $50。
Breast lens (no film, look at it): around $20。
Pee routine: about $10。
Abdominal b over: $40-$50。
Ekg: about $50。
In general, more than one test can be performed and, if it is a woman, an extra breast b。
4 total medical examination project and significance of examination
As people become more aware of their health, more and more people opt for a medical examination. A full-body check-up every year provides a full picture of the state of his/her health and, in the case of early diseases, early detection of early treatment and prevention. However, although full-body examinations are performed every year, many are not aware of the specific items of the examination and its significance。
The director of the health management centre of tianjin huasha hospital, kang yuen, provides you with detailed answers on the whole body examination project and the significance of the examination。
All-body check-ups
Hepatic function and “two-and-a-half”: this examination is free of abdominal function, which is primarily used to understand the function of the liver, while “two-and-a-half” is used to check for hepatitis b infection, which is different and complementary. This examination is usually carried out in the morning, with the first night taking care of the diet and rest. No breakfast was allowed in the morning of the day to extract blood, and the diet will have an impact on the results of the examination。
Regular blood testing: the blood cells and other components of the blood of the person examined, such as blood resin, are examined for conformity with the criteria, and the nutritional state, partial immunisation function, blood condensation function, etc. Is determined, and the patient is then judged to have certain illnesses。
3 blood flow: diseases such as arterial sclerosis, hypertension, coronary heart disease, cardiac pain, myocardial infarction, diabetes mellitus, cerebral vessels, etc. Are forecasted。
4. Renal function: for screening for diseases such as acute chronic kidney disease, kidney disease, urine poisoning, kidney failure, etc。
5 rheumatism: rheumatism arthritis, which is a good indicator of whether rheumatism activity is occurring in the context of rheumatism。
6. Liver, gall, pancreas b: significant diagnostic value for liver morphology, liver tumours, cholesterol, etc. Women can also add uterus and annex b supers, and check if the uterus has any alien or uterine musculoma。
7 uitation routines: examination of urine, mainly in cases of infection with the urology system, tumors, etc。
Chest penetration: chest cavity introspection, primarily examination of the heart and lung, especially early lung tumours without symptoms, which is the best first screening method。
9 - internal medicine: consultations, consultations, etc., to check if there is a disease in the internal organs。
10. Surgery: includes five officers, hearing, body growth, etc。
Gynaecology: diagnosis of gynaecology through vaginal and white belt tests。
Men: general prostate examinations, prostate inflammation and prostate cancer。
What do you need to know before you have a full medical examination
1. A woman avoids sexual activity before medical examination and cannot wash her vagina for 24 hours。
Pregnant women are not allowed to perform screening programmes such as rays and cervical scratches。
3. The medical examination is conducted in more relaxed clothing, which facilitates examination。
4. Two days before the examination, it would be preferable to have a diet that is lighter, free of fatty foods such as liver, pig blood and alcohol。
5. During the night preceding the inspection, care was taken to rest, and after 8 p. M., food was fasted, no intensive exercise was performed to ensure good sleep。
6. Persons suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, etc., should not stop without medical examination and be provided with drugs。
7. Vaccination before gynaecology examinations is performed is not appropriate for unmarried women, nor for married women during their menstrual period。
8. In the morning of the examination, without breakfast, a small amount of water is available, blood is extracted from the abdomen and b is available。
9. Those who perform uterus, accessories, bladders, prostate b super-inspectors are required to hold their urine until the bladder is fully filled (preferably without morning urine and for a shorter time)。
