Emergency, I passed the preliminary examination as a female soldier, but my vision difference in my right eye is 0.1 and I have a small hemorrhoid, but it has never occurred. There will be a review t

Emergency, I passed the preliminary examination as a female soldier, but my vision difference in my right eye is 0.1 and I have a small hemorrhoid, but it has never occurred. There will be a review the day after tomorrow. Can you pass it?

As long as you have a calm mind, there are standards to follow for this kind of thing. I have never heard that hemorrhoids are included in the standards.

No one can guarantee the physical examination. We have a senior brother here who has a slight scar on his face but passed the physical examination. Don’t be too anxious!

The following are the relevant provisions of the college entrance examination physical examination standards regarding vision:

1. Those whose naked eye vision is lower than 5.0 (1.0) in any eye cannot apply for the engineering majors of marine transportation, civil aviation control, and marine Majors in fishing, marine fishery resources and criminal investigation. Those with refractive error (myopia or hyperopia, the same below), who are corrected to 5.0 (1.0) in any one eye, and whose lens power is greater than 400 degrees, cannot apply for precision instruments, precision machinery, printing machinery and printing technology, and customs majors.

2. Those with refractive error, if one eye is corrected to 5.0 (1.0), and the lens power is greater than 800 degrees; those who are blind in one eye, and the other eye is corrected to 5.0 (1.0), and the lens power is greater than 300 degrees, cannot apply for the engineering major ; Science (except mathematics and theoretical physics majors); medicine; agriculture and forestry majors (except management majors in science, engineering, agriculture, and forestry, and basic medical majors); artistic performance, film and photography majors.

3. Vision: Anyone whose naked eye vision is lower than 4.7 (less than 5.0 for police and sports majors) will not be eligible to apply.

4. To apply for the cooking major, the naked-eye visual acuity of both eyes should be no less than 4.8.

5. For admissions to ordinary colleges and universities affiliated to the Ministry of Public Security, in addition to the "Physical Examination Standards for Admissions to Ordinary Colleges and Universities", the physical condition of candidates is also required to be uncorrected vision in both eyes. Science majors should be above 5.0, and liberal arts majors should be above 5.0. The major should be above 4.8, and the corrected visual acuity should be above 5.0

6. According to the Ministry of Education’s Student Affairs Department [1990] No. 016, the physical examination vision standards for navigation majors are adjusted to: A. Low naked-eye vision in both eyes At 4.8 (0.6), the examination is limited to majors in maritime medicine and ocean-going ship management. B. The naked-eye visual acuity of both eyes is lower than 4.9 (0.8). The candidates are limited to majors in engineering management, ship electrical management, ship communications and navigation, and ship radio communications. C. The unaided visual acuity of both eyes is lower than 5.0 (1.0), and the test is limited to the inland water ship driving major.

7. Those whose naked-eye visual acuity is lower than 5.0 in any eye cannot apply for aviation technology, navigation technology, fire engineering, criminal science technology, investigation and other majors.

8. Those with refractive error (myopia or hyperopia, the same below), any eye corrected to 4.8, and the lens power is greater than 400 degrees, cannot apply for marine technology, measurement and control technology and instruments, biomedical engineering, Clothing design and engineering, aircraft manufacturing engineering and other majors.

9. If any one eye is corrected to 4.8 and the lens power is greater than 800 degrees, it cannot be admitted to civil engineering, aquatic products, materials, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, environmental ecology, psychology, transportation, and transportation. Various majors in engineering, bioengineering, animal medicine, and various medical majors.