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Basic Medical Checkup
The medical checkup is a great opportunity to discover any physical abnormalities and to learn about one’s physical condition. A checkup is usually followed by a treatment plan and/or some advice given by a specialist regarding advice on how to improve your health.
These days, even though people are interested in their health, they are often too busy and forget to schedule an appointment. As a result of this lack of attention being paid to one’s health, adult diseases caused by stress, unsafe diets, being overworked, environmental pollution, lack of exercise or living in a harmful environment have detrimental effects to the quality of life. In order to help stay healthy, and discover any problems early on, periodic medical checkups are essential.
The checkup is a type of screening test for those in the general public that do not have any particular disease. And when patients exhibit symptoms they are referred to consult with a doctor in a specialized department.
Before the checkup
Finish all meals before 9 pm (inclusive of any medicine).
Sleep enough to avoid feeling tired during your checkup
On the day of the checkup
Including breakfast, do not have medicine, water, cigarettes or gum (gargling is permitted)
Bring your own feces in a container.
1. Pre-Examination
Fill in the questionnaire.
2. Body Measurements
Examination of Body Composition, Stress Examination, Height, Weight, Blood Pressure
3. Ophthalmic Examination
Fundus Photography, Color Signal, Visual Acuity, Ocular Tension
4. Audibility Test
Early Discovery of Deafness, Diagnosis of Auditory Disorder
5. Blood Test
CBC (Complete Blood Count), Blood Type, Hepatitis Examination, Thyroid Disease. Immune Serum Examination (Syphilis, Rheumatoid Factor, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, C-Reactive Protein) Tumor Marker (CAE: Carcinoembryonic Antigen, Fetoprotein, PSA, CA19-9, CA125) Liver Function Test, Kidney Function and Electrolyte Test, Gout, Lipid Test, Blood Sugar.
6. Urinalysis
The pre-examination of adrenal or urogenital disorders and a urine glucose test for diabetes mellitus are also performed.
7. Feces Examination
This is conducted because several kinds of Parasites, Trematode, and Hemorrhaging occur in the digestive system.
8. Digestive System Examination
This consists of a checkup on the Esophgus, Stomach and Duodenum through a gastroscopy or an upper gastrointestinal (UGI) series examination (When making a reservation, a gastroscopy or an upper gastrointestinal (UGI) series examination should be selected)
9. Abdomen Ultrasonograpy
Liver, Gallbladder, Pancreas, Kidney, Spleen
10. Respiratory Function Test
Pulmonary Function Test, Chest PA Radiograph and Chest Lateral Radiograph
11. Electrocardiography
Arrhythmia, Conduction Defect and Angina Pectoris, Myocardial Infarction
12. Anoscopy
Digital rectal examination, Hemorrhoid, Digital Prostatic Examination
13. Gynaecological Examination (For Female)
Cervical Cytologic Screening Test Breast Cancer or Mammography – It is applicable for females over 35 Bone Density Examination (Osteoporosis)
14.Dental Examination
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