Medical examination for enrollment in high schools and universities
The medical examination for enrollment in high school and university is usually a routine check-up conducted by a specialist in occupational medicine. The purpose of this examination is to determine whether the student is physically capable of attending classes and activities in school or at university, depending on which institution the student is enrolling in. The medical examination includes checking vision, hearing, body mass, blood pressure, as well as various health conditions that may affect the student's health and well-being. Additionally, the examination may include additional tests when enrolling in high schools or universities with specific fields of study.
WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO PREPARE?
The following are required:
- Extract from the family medicine doctor's file
- Personal identification card
HOW IS TESTING CONDUCTED?
As part of the testing, the following procedures will be carried out:
- Vision check with an ortho-reter
- Hearing check with an audiometer
- Psychotest (if necessary)
- Examination by a specialist in occupational medicine
