Description
Pre-employment health screenings are generally similar for both men and women. However, women may have additional screenings specifically related to their physique. The main and frequently requested screenings are as follows:
Basic Health Screening
These screenings are often included in standard pre-employment health screening packages.
- Physical Examination (PE) by a physician:
– Health history taken:
– Height, weight, and body mass index (BMI) measurements
– Blood pressure and pulse measurements
– Neurological and other examinations
- Chest X-ray (CXR) to assess lung and heart health and screen for tuberculosis
- Complete Blood Count (CBC) to screen for blood cell abnormalities and anemia
- Urine Analysis (UA) to screen for kidney disease, diabetes, and urinary tract infections
- Urine drug screening: typically tests for amphetamines and methamphetamines
- Vision and color blindness screening (Vision/Color Blind Test)
Additional screenings specifically for women
These items are often added to women’s packages or as specified by the company.
- Pregnancy tests: This is usually a urine pregnancy test (UPT) to confirm pregnancy before employment, especially for jobs that pose a risk to the fetus, or before an X-ray.
- Cervical cancer screening (for certain positions/age groups). Some companies may require tests such as HPV DNA or Pap smears (but these are often optional).
Why are pre-employment health screenings important?
- Helps ensure your health is in good condition and ready to confidently begin work.
- Screens for diseases that may affect your work performance, such as infectious or chronic diseases.
- Serves as proof of health for job applications.
- A good opportunity to complete an annual health check.
What to Know and Prepare for
- Company Requirements: Health screenings vary by company and the nature of the work. Check with the company you are hiring to determine which tests are required.
- Preparation:
– Get enough sleep and avoid oversleeping.
– Abstain from alcohol the night before the test.
– If you are menstruating, inform the staff. This may affect the results of some urine tests.
– Prescription medications: Inform your doctor or staff about any medications, supplements, or herbs you are taking.
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