Can citizens consume alcohol before the 2024 military service examination? What documents are required for the military service examination?
Are citizens allowed to drink alcohol before the 2024 military service medical examination?
Based on the provisions of Article 10 of Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BYT-BQP, the regulations are as follows:
Requirements for citizens undergoing check-ups, pre-screening, and medical examinations for military service
1. Must present:
a) The medical examination or health check-up summons from the Commander of the District Military Command;
b) Identity card;
c) Documents related to personal health (if any) to be handed over to the Medical Examination Council or the Health Check-Up Team for military service.
2. No alcohol, beer, or stimulants.
3. Comply with the regulations of the medical examination and health check-up area.
4. Prohibited from exploiting the medical examination to evade military service obligations.
In addition, citizens are aware of the military service medical examination schedule upon receiving the health check-up notice.
Thus, based on the above regulations, citizens are not allowed to drink alcohol or beer when attending the military service medical examination.
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What does the 2024 military service medical examination entail?
Based on the provisions of Articles 5 and 6 of Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BYT-BQP, the military service medical examination is conducted in 2 rounds: Preliminary screening and detailed examination.
The 2024 military service medical examination is carried out in 2 rounds with the following contents:
Round 1: Preliminary military service health screening:
- Preliminary health screening is conducted by the municipal health station under the professional and expertise direction of the District Health Center.
- Based on the plan to select and call citizens for enlistment by the local Military Service Council, establish a list of subjects who are citizens scheduled for health check-ups for military service in the managed area;
- Organize preliminary health screenings based on the following contents:
+ Detect cases of insufficient physical health, deformities, and abnormalities and those with conditions exempting them from military service registration;
+ Gather personal and family medical history.
- Complete and confirm the personal medical history and information of citizens called for military service health check-ups following Section I of Form 2, Appendix 4, issued with Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BYT-BQP;
- Establish a list of citizens with conditions listed in the Exempted Conditions for Military Service Registration per Table 3, Appendix 1, issued with Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BYT-BQP, report to the Municipal Military Service Council;
- Summarize, compile statistics, and report preliminary health screening results per Forms 2 and 5b, Appendix 5, issued with Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BQP.
Round 2: Detailed military service health examination:
- The District Military Service Health Examination Council includes: doctors, medical staff from the District Health Center, professional staff from the Health Office, military medics from the District Military Command, and relevant units.
- Establish a list of subjects who are citizens scheduled for enlistment and have passed preliminary health screening in the managed area;
- Announce the time and location for the medical examination;
- Organize health examinations based on the following contents:
+ Physical exam: During the physical exam, the individual must remove hats, be barefoot, and not wear shoes (bare feet, no headgear): If male, they must remove long clothes and underwear, wearing only shorts. If female, they should wear long pants and a thin shirt.
++ Height measurement: The person being measured must stand upright, feet together, arms relaxed naturally, eyes looking straight ahead, with the line of sight parallel to the ground.
++ Chest measurement (for males): The measuring tape goes around the chest perpendicular to the body axis, passing through the nipples in the front and the lower edges of the shoulder blades in the back. The person being measured breathes normally.
+ Eye exam: The person reading must cover one eye with a hard card (not using hands) and both eyes must remain open (one eye opened behind the cover). The distance between the chart and the person's standing position is 5 meters.
+ Dental exam: Check for cavities, missing teeth, and oral diseases.
Citizens are examined for cavities, missing teeth, including checking for dentures. Additionally, they are checked for oral diseases such as pulpitis, periapical inflammation, pulp necrosis,…
+ Ear, nose, and throat exam: Measure hearing ability (whisper and normal speech), check for balance problems, chronic pharyngitis.
+ Mental and neurological exam: Check for sweating on hands and feet (categorized into mild, moderate, and severe), muscle diseases, myasthenia, muscular dystrophy.
+ Internal medicine exam: Check for blood pressure, heart diseases.
During the internal medicine exam, citizens are also examined for diseases such as bowel diseases, liver diseases, bronchial diseases…
+ Dermatological exam: Check for skin diseases such as fungal infections, nail fungus, and blistering skin diseases. Particularly, check for sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis stages I, II, III...
+ Surgical exam: During the surgical exam, citizens will be examined individually in a well-lit area. The person being examined needs to squat, spread their cheeks wide, and strain firmly. This method is used to check for hemorrhoids.
Additionally, other surgical diseases like varicocele, flat feet are examined.
+ Gynecological exam: Gynecological exams must meet the following requirements:
The exam room must be private and formal.
For gynecological exams, it is ideal to have female professionals. For young women with an intact hymen, only a belly palpation is performed, no speculum or vaginal examination, except necessary rectal examination. For women with a previously torn hymen, suspected gynecological diseases are examined using vaginal instruments to diagnose.
If there are no obstetric specialists available, surgical doctors are designated, but female staff must be present. Physicians cannot be used for examinations or disease classification.
Gynecological exam results are recorded in the surgical and dermatological exam section.
What documents are required for the military service medical examination?
Based on the provisions of Article 10 of Joint Circular 16/2016/TTLT-BYT-BQP, the regulations are as follows:
Requirements for citizens undergoing check-ups, pre-screening, and medical examinations for military service
1. Must present:
a) The medical examination or health check-up summons from the Commander of the District Military Command;
b) Identity card;
c) Documents related to personal health (if any) to be handed over to the Medical Examination Council or the Health Check-Up Team for military service.
2. No alcohol, beer, or stimulants.
3. Comply with the regulations of the medical examination and health check-up area.
4. Prohibited from exploiting the medical examination to evade military service obligations.
Based on the above regulations, when attending the military service medical examination, citizens must present the following documents:
- The medical examination or health check-up summons from the Commander of the District Military Command;
- Identity card; citizen identification
- Documents related to personal health (if any) to be handed over to the Medical Examination Council or the Health Check-Up Team for military service.
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