I have found an error in SECTION A of medical test after the test were done... Can anyone guide me what can be done now. is it possible to do anything in this... please revert me seniors.....
Medical SECTION A
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Can you highlight what is the error or did the doctor mentioned any illness detected or somethingbhaveshenee said:
Well Section contains the below mentioned details and you can yourself judge by it what kind of error is there.
PHYSICIAN’S SUMMARY AND DECLARATION BASED ON HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
check off ALL appropriate item(s):
A. Findings that are unremarkable or minor conditions which normally respond well to short term office/outpatient treatment. SURGERY IS
NOT REQUIRED. Applicant can be followed by a general practitioner and will have minimal requirements for hospitalization or social services. NO ACTIVE TB OR
DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR. (e.g. NORMAL CHILDREN, controlled diabetes and/or hypertension with no associated significant end organ damage, cataracts not
requiring immediate surgery, psychiatric disorders that are well controlled and where the applicant is capable of working and will likely remain self-sufficient, etc.)
B. Findings that require periodic specialist follow-up care but which normally can be handled without resorting to repeated hospitalizations
or the provision of social services (e.g. totally asymptomatic congenital or rheumatic heart disease where the requirement for hospitalization and/or surgical
intervention appears unlikely over the next 10 years, well controlled rheumatoid arthritis with a minimal functional impact, etc.) Applicant should be able to function
independently and be self-sufficient (no anticipated need for domiciliary or nursing home care in the future). No evidence of mental retardation or developmental
delay. NO ACTIVE TB OR DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR. At most only minor hospitalizations.
C. Findings that may require more extensive investigations or care. Applicants where:
(1) HOME/INSTITUTIONAL SUPERVISION & CARE is needed,
(2) MAJOR OR RECURRENT HOSPITALIZATIONS are likely,(especially for procedures involving joint replacements, transplantation, cardiac surgery,
subspecialist care, etc.),
(3) SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL FACILITIES such as DIALYSIS units, CANCER outpatient clinics,
(4) There is a need for use of intermittent/continuing SOCIAL SERVICES, or SPECIALIZED EDUCATION/VOCATIONAL TRAINING,
(5) DETERIORATION appears likely,
(6) The normal acquisition or maintenance of SELF-SUFFICIENCY APPEARS DOUBTFUL,
(7) ACTIVE TB appears to be present (or an easily communicable serious infectious disease),
(8) BEHAVIOUR appears to be POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS to others (e.g. some psychiatric disorders or illicit drug/alcohol abuse during the last two years,
especially when associated with impaired driving or legal difficulties).
EXAMPLES: Dementia and psychiatric disorders causing clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of
functioning; renal insufficiency, diabetic nephropathy or patients on renal dialysis or renal conditions with the potential for deterioration; symptomatic heart disease of
any cause, or symptomatic peripheral vascular disease or symptomatic cerebro-vascular disease, or functional impairment due to strokes etc.; Parkinsonism; multiple
sclerosis or genetic/inherited or other conditions likely to create a functional deficit; follow-up for neoplastic disorders; chronic infections or degenerative or autoimmune
conditions with complications or requiring long term treatment.
D. Other conditions/disorders difficult to categorize OR where there is a lack of sufficient medical information.
PHYSICIAN’S SUMMARY AND DECLARATION BASED ON HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
check off ALL appropriate item(s):
A. Findings that are unremarkable or minor conditions which normally respond well to short term office/outpatient treatment. SURGERY IS
NOT REQUIRED. Applicant can be followed by a general practitioner and will have minimal requirements for hospitalization or social services. NO ACTIVE TB OR
DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR. (e.g. NORMAL CHILDREN, controlled diabetes and/or hypertension with no associated significant end organ damage, cataracts not
requiring immediate surgery, psychiatric disorders that are well controlled and where the applicant is capable of working and will likely remain self-sufficient, etc.)
B. Findings that require periodic specialist follow-up care but which normally can be handled without resorting to repeated hospitalizations
or the provision of social services (e.g. totally asymptomatic congenital or rheumatic heart disease where the requirement for hospitalization and/or surgical
intervention appears unlikely over the next 10 years, well controlled rheumatoid arthritis with a minimal functional impact, etc.) Applicant should be able to function
independently and be self-sufficient (no anticipated need for domiciliary or nursing home care in the future). No evidence of mental retardation or developmental
delay. NO ACTIVE TB OR DANGEROUS BEHAVIOUR. At most only minor hospitalizations.
C. Findings that may require more extensive investigations or care. Applicants where:
(1) HOME/INSTITUTIONAL SUPERVISION & CARE is needed,
(2) MAJOR OR RECURRENT HOSPITALIZATIONS are likely,(especially for procedures involving joint replacements, transplantation, cardiac surgery,
subspecialist care, etc.),
(3) SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL FACILITIES such as DIALYSIS units, CANCER outpatient clinics,
(4) There is a need for use of intermittent/continuing SOCIAL SERVICES, or SPECIALIZED EDUCATION/VOCATIONAL TRAINING,
(5) DETERIORATION appears likely,
(6) The normal acquisition or maintenance of SELF-SUFFICIENCY APPEARS DOUBTFUL,
(7) ACTIVE TB appears to be present (or an easily communicable serious infectious disease),
(8) BEHAVIOUR appears to be POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS to others (e.g. some psychiatric disorders or illicit drug/alcohol abuse during the last two years,
especially when associated with impaired driving or legal difficulties).
EXAMPLES: Dementia and psychiatric disorders causing clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of
functioning; renal insufficiency, diabetic nephropathy or patients on renal dialysis or renal conditions with the potential for deterioration; symptomatic heart disease of
any cause, or symptomatic peripheral vascular disease or symptomatic cerebro-vascular disease, or functional impairment due to strokes etc.; Parkinsonism; multiple
sclerosis or genetic/inherited or other conditions likely to create a functional deficit; follow-up for neoplastic disorders; chronic infections or degenerative or autoimmune
conditions with complications or requiring long term treatment.
D. Other conditions/disorders difficult to categorize OR where there is a lack of sufficient medical information.
The basic error which was observed was My child Birth date. Is this stuff going to affect the procedure...