The following points should be noted during the physical examination for the college entrance examination in Jieyang, Guangdong:

1. Be prepared before the physical examination

(1) Candidates must carefully check the " Are the name, gender, date of birth, photo and candidate number on the barcode on the Guangdong Province General College Entrance Examination Candidates Physical Examination Card correct? If any errors are found, they should be reported immediately to the registration point for timely correction. If confirmed, the candidate must fill in the information points about the presence or absence of past medical history. If there is a past medical history, the candidate must fill in the information truthfully. After completing the above steps, candidates must sign the physical examination card.

(2) During the physical examination, when the weather changes greatly, it is necessary to prevent colds, pay more attention to rest, ensure adequate sleep, and avoid fatigue, drinking, overeating, and strenuous exercise.

(3) Do not abuse drugs and supplements before the physical examination, because drugs and supplements will increase the burden on the liver and may affect liver function indicators. If the medication cannot be stopped due to disease treatment or doctor's request, this should be explained to the examining doctor during the physical examination. Candidates who take health care drugs are advised to stop taking them before the physical examination.

(4) Pay attention to personal hygiene, especially eye hygiene and protection, and avoid using your eyes for too long, which may cause vision loss.

2. Rules must be followed during the physical examination

(1) Candidates must attend the physical examination on time with their ID cards, obey the arrangements of the physical examination staff, and do not make noise or play in the physical examination area. Parents are not allowed to accompany the examination.

(2) During the physical examination, candidates must truthfully fill in their past medical history. The diseases in these past medical histories mainly involve major organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys, as well as a history of bronchial asthma, epilepsy, Psychiatric history, etc. If major surgery has been performed, it should be noted when, where, what type of surgery was performed, and what the current condition is. If you conceal your medical history, even if you have been admitted to the university, you will be dismissed from the university if it is found during the post-enrollment review.

(3) Candidates with disabilities must carefully fill out the "Registration Form for Disabled Candidates in the General College Entrance Examination" and attach a copy of their disability certificate.

(4) Color blindness and color weakness are caused by genetic genes and cannot be changed through exercise or treatment. Therefore, candidates with color blindness or color weakness do not need to avoid admissions. They should avoid restricted majors according to the requirements of the admissions school and choose a major that suits them.

(5) You should also pay attention to the issue of blood pressure. Especially candidates with a family history of hypertension and fatter bodies should measure their blood pressure at ordinary times. If they suffer from hypertension, they should seek medical advice. Systemic treatment. Patients with early mild symptoms should pay attention to adjusting their work and rest time before physical examination, eliminating tension, and engaging in appropriate physical activity, which can help control blood pressure.

(6) If a candidate has had a cardiac color ultrasound examination and was found to have heart disease during a previous physical examination or medical diagnosis, the cardiac color ultrasound report sheet should be brought to the medical examiner for reference during the physical examination.

(7) On the day of the physical examination, you should wear loose clothes that are easy to put on and take off. Do not bring valuables such as necklaces and mobile phones to avoid losing them. Those undergoing physical examination in the morning are not allowed to eat breakfast to ensure the accuracy of blood test results. Contact lenses cannot be worn during physical examination. Candidates with prosthetic eyes and hearing aids should make it clear to their doctor.

(8) After the physical examination, candidates and parents must carefully review the result report after the physical examination, and according to the recommendations given by the doctor in the physical examination result report, compare the "Guiding Opinions on Physical Examination for General College Enrollment" standards and Please refer to the physical requirements for candidates in the admission brochures of the selected colleges and universities, and apply for the major that suits you.

(9) Candidates who have any questions about height, weight, vision, etc. should ask the medical examiner on the spot for review and confirmation on the spot.

(10) Candidates should promptly treat diseases found in the physical examination results report.

3. Requirements for re-examination after physical examination

(1) Re-examination time: The city’s unified re-examination time is from June 10 to 11. The scope of re-examination covers heart, lung, liver, spleen, kidney, etc. or other major diseases. For certain items found during the physical examination that require further examination or a period of treatment before the diagnosis can be confirmed, candidates must actively cooperate with the arrangements of the physical examination hospital for examination or re-examination after treatment.

(2) If the candidate has any questions about the physical examination results, the candidate shall apply to the district (county-level city) recruitment office, and with approval, a re-examination will be conducted at the specified time and at the designated hospital. The fees required for re-examination shall be borne by the candidates themselves.

(3) If a candidate conducts re-examination without approval, the re-examination results will be invalid.

(4) All ordinary colleges and universities will conduct physical re-examination of freshmen in strict accordance with the physical examination standards after admission, and report the re-examination situation to the Provincial Admissions Office before December 25. If serious fraud is discovered, it must be reported to the Provincial Admissions Office in a timely manner.