All citizens are subject to compulsory military service are required to undergo a medical examination, the purpose of which - the identification of possible contraindications to it is worn.There are only five basic categories of life, denotes the first capital letters of the Russian alphabet (respectively: A, B, C, D and E).Let's speak about them in more detail, focusing on the differences between the concepts of "partially fit 'and' fit with minor limitations."
The category "A" are conscripts who have no contraindications to military service.It is perfectly healthy young people subject to compulsory recruitment into all kinds of troops, including airborne troops, border troops and special forces.Category "B" ("pass with minor limitations") implies a temporary contraindications for duty.These include temporary disturbances as a result of acute illness, recent surgery, remission, etc.With the full recovery of the body, young people are subject to re-call of all troops except those mentioned above.
Category "B" ("partially fit") differs from the category "B" by the presence of more serious diseases, it does not mean a quick recovery.As a rule, it ranked as a person enlisted in the reserve and are not subject to conscription for service in peacetime.Category "partially fit" includes diseases such as tuberculosis, epilepsy, syphilis, CNS disorders, spinal injuries or brain injuries, glaucoma, etc.The presence of the same diseases, but in more serious or even "running" stage becomes a reason for assigning a category "D" ("unfit for military service").
not leave without attention and category "D", which provides a temporary reprieve from military service (for the period from six months to a year).As a rule, this category is assigned to the presence of any injuries or diseases: bone fracture, obesity, degeneration, etc.After the grace period, the recruitment office will send the agenda again.
Unfortunately, few of Fame inductee above nuances, as a result, even after the assignment of a particular category, they simply do not understand its value.Therefore, knowing about his poor health, it is necessary to prepare for a medical commission.What do you need?First of all - carefully examine the list of diseases that exclude military service.Next is to compare them with their own diagnoses in medical records.Next is to decide so, on what illness should be emphasized when dealing with members of the medical board.Not bad will also be about a year before being called up to start visiting all sorts of doctors, accompanied by entering the appropriate information in the map.And most importantly - to go for a medical examination should be armed with all the necessary documents testifying to the presence of contraindications to military service.
In this article we give a brief description of the main categories of fitness for military service, and distinguished between such subtle concepts as "partially fit 'and' fit with minor limitations."This useful information will allow recruits to prepare for medical examination.
