What are the items in the physical examination for the baby to enter the kindergarten?

What are the physical examinations for babies entering kindergarten? After the summer vacation, many babies need to go to kindergarten. Kindergarten will usher in a new beginning for the baby. Today, I will introduce to you the physical examination items for babies in kindergarten. What items need to be checked?

What are the things to check when your baby enters kindergarten?

The mandatory items for children's physical examination before admission to kindergarten are: physical examination and evaluation of children, ALT+hepatitis B two pairs and a half, routine blood test, hepatitis A-IgM, chest X-ray, electrocardiogram, and blood type; the physical examination items for children in the kindergarten are: physical examination and evaluation of children, routine blood test, hepatitis B surface antibody monitoring, hepatitis A IgM antibody monitoring, oral fluoride application to prevent caries, hearing screening (pure tone audiometry), amblyopia and strabismus screening (manual), and psychological scale test.

Generally, these are the items. Hepatitis B is included in the physical examination items, but many people oppose it, including many NPC representatives. Some kindergartens also set their own standards.

The physical examination items for young children are: liver function, Australia antigen, hemoglobin, trace elements (including blood lead), intelligence test, chest X-ray, and comprehensive physical examination.

Physical examination notes: Children's liver function tests should be done on an empty stomach.

Items of the physical examination for kindergarten admission

Basic items: inquiry into medical history, examination of height, weight, skin, facial features, heart, liver, spleen, lungs, external genitalia, trace elements, blood routine, urine routine, etc.; screening for caries, vision, hearing, and intelligence.

Key items: whether there are infectious and nutritional diseases, etc. The specific items vary slightly depending on the situation in different places.

The previous hepatitis B immunology test is no longer included in the physical examination for kindergarten (school) admission and is not required. If parents feel it is necessary or want to know the effect of hepatitis B vaccination, they can ask the doctor. If the baby is picky about eating, parents can take this opportunity to do a trace element test. The physical examination fee varies depending on the project and hospital, generally ranging from a few dozen to three hundred yuan. Tip: If a child suffers from infectious hepatitis, tuberculosis, conjunctivitis, pinworm disease and skin diseases, he can enter the kindergarten only after recovery. Those with a history of contact with acute infectious diseases must also postpone admission.

Tips: If a child suffers from infectious hepatitis, tuberculosis, conjunctivitis, pinworms and skin diseases, he or she can enter the kindergarten only after recovery. Those with a history of contact with acute infectious diseases must also postpone admission. Generally speaking, an IQ of 85 points or above is considered normal.

PS: The physical examination for kindergarten admission not only allows kindergarten teachers to know the health status of children, but also allows parents to fully understand the health status of their children. Generally speaking, except for special circumstances, the results of the physical examination will not affect the child's admission to kindergarten.

Is a physical examination required before admission?

1. According to national regulations, babies who are about to go to kindergarten must undergo a comprehensive and careful examination before entering the kindergarten to determine whether the baby is suitable for kindergarten in order to prevent the spread and occurrence of infectious diseases. In addition, this physical examination form can also allow teachers to clearly understand the baby's growth and development characteristics and health status, so that teachers can give more care to babies with poor health.

2. It is best to do the physical examination one month before the child enters the kindergarten, so that the physical examination is more reliable. The kindergarten requires physical examinations to ensure the health of each child. After all, there are many children in the kindergarten and their immunity is relatively poor. If one baby has a problem, it will be transmitted to other children. Parents all hope that their babies will enter the kindergarten in good health, so the best way is to do a good physical examination of themselves first.

3. The physical examination for kindergarten admission is usually conducted at the local maternal and child health care hospital, which has a unified examination list for babies entering kindergarten. The physical examination form needs to be submitted to the kindergarten, and this physical examination form is valid for 3 months.