What are the circumstances in which teachers fail to pass the physical examination?

Jianda Education: The cases of teachers who fail to pass the physical examination are:

1. Patients with congenital heart disease (except for those who have undergone surgery**), frequent premature contractions, abnormal electrocardiogram, cardiomyopathy and other organic heart diseases.

2. Blood pressure over kPa (140 90 mm Hg) and below kPa (86 56 mm Hg); Those with a single systolic blood pressure exceeding kPa (160 mm Hg) and less than kPa (80 mm Hg), diastolic blood pressure exceeding 12 kPa (90 mm Hg) and less than kPa (50 mm Hg).

3. Patients with chronic hepatitis and abnormal liver function (hepatitis pathogen carriers, except for those with normal liver function).

4. Patients with various malignant tumors, various connective tissue diseases (collagen diseases), endocrine system diseases (such as diabetes, diabetes insipidus, acromegaly, etc.), and blood diseases (except simple iron deficiency anemia).

5. Chronic nephritis. Acute nephritis** for less than two years.

6. Those with a history of epilepsy, mental illness, hysteria, and nocturnal wandering syndrome.

7. Patients with more than one lobe of lung resection and more than one lobe of atelectasis.

8. Patients with rheumatoid spinal rigidity and chronic osteomyelitis.

9. Glaucoma, retina and optic nerve diseases (except for old or stable fundus diseases).

Jianda Education:

There are two kinds of standards for teachers to fail the physical examination, and those who have one of the following conditions are unqualified in the physical examination.

1. Those who have one of the following medical history: epilepsy, hysteria, nocturnal wandering syndrome, malignant tumor, and mental illness.

2. Those who have one of the following diseases and have not been cured: tuberculosis, bronchiectasis, chronic nephritis, leprosy.

The establishment owned by the teachers is the career staff, that is, the teachers are the staff of public institutions. Teachers who are not on the staff are temporary employees or contract workers.

As staff members of public institutions, teachers generally sign contracts for a period of five years in accordance with relevant regulations (in practice, they generally only sign a contract once) and enjoy the work treatment of public institutions in accordance with relevant regulations, but the contract workers we are talking about generally refer to temporary employees. Non-part-time teachers are generally referred to as substitute teachers.

What are the aspects of unqualified physical examination for teachers:

Failure to pass the physical examination may involve problems in the body, eyesight, hearing and other aspects. Common problems include myopia, color blindness, hearing loss, etc. The following will discuss the reasons for the failure of teachers' physical examinations and related issues from several aspects.

1.Vision problems.

Myopia is one of the most common reasons why teachers fail to pass a physical examination. School teachers are responsible for teaching students a variety of knowledge such as science and social sciences, so there may be strong light exposure or high temperature of eye protection lamps in the classroom, in which case the teacher's eyesight needs to be very sharp to maintain normal vision. If the teacher lacks this ability, he or she may not be able to read the writing board or student work, etc., and will not be able to pass the editing examination.

2.Color blindness. Color blindness is also one of the most frequently identified problems, especially for primary school teachers, where requiring teaching staff to identify colors is not entirely essential, but it is still essential.

Usually, the color discrimination module is part of the physical examination, and if the teacher fails to pass this module, they may be considered to have failed the physical examination and may be rejected.

3.Listening questions.

Teachers need to have oral conversations with students and explain lessons, so listening is also a very critical physical function. A teacher's inability to effectively hear students' questions or express their own correct information can cause a drop in student achievement, which can affect the quality of teaching. As a result, teachers who are found to have ear problems during the medical examination may not be qualified.

4.Health status.

Physical health is one of the prerequisites for teachers to stand on the podium and impart knowledge. Teachers have a relatively heavy workload and need to maintain good physical strength and a high-intensity mental state every day in order to create a positive and healthy learning atmosphere for students. Some serious physical problems, such as hyperthyroidism, may cause teachers to lack sufficient energy to complete the teaching task, and therefore may also lead to the result of failing the medical examination.

5.Age and gender.

Schools generally expect their teachers to have a positive mental outlook, good physical condition, high reading ability, and other skills. However, as you age, the level of tension on the spine, lungs, etc., may vary greatly, causing physical functions to be affected. This effect may also vary by gender, for example female teachers may be more likely to develop health problems such as breast cancer, which can lead to failing the medical examination.

In general, a teacher's failure to pass a physical examination may involve a variety of physical problems. Educators should focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle to ensure that the best possible teaching experience can be provided.