According to Dr. Aauto Quicker's inquiry, the normal physical examination report has no hospital seal, only the name of the hospital and the doctor's seal or name. If you know the doctor's name, you can fill it in yourself. If you don't know, you can only go to the hospital to sign it. When I got to the hospital, I asked the doctor what to do if he didn't sign it. Someone may sign your name or ask you to see a doctor.

The contents of the physical examination report for postgraduate entrance examination should at least include the following seven aspects: 1, past medical history and family history. 2. Height, weight and blood pressure. 3, five senses (vision, color vision, hearing, smell). 4, internal medicine (heart, lung, liver, spleen, etc. 5. Surgery (skin, spine, limbs, lymph nodes, joints). 6. Radiation (chest fluoroscopy). 7, test (alanine aminotransferase, blood routine).