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Originally posted by deathmaster:
you can schedule it to 2 days. waiting a few more hours extra is safer than risking cardiac for 20 years. (from entering ns to end of OR)
problem is that will the pre - ens wanna come back again?
some of them don't even turn up for the check ups. not to say 2 day check up.
the mentality of the people nowadays are different.
no respect to the medics and MOs.
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the medical checkup + computer test probably takes abt 3 to 4 hours.
If the medics do the full body checkup, x-rays and everything, it might take the whole day.
Can the pre-enlistees wait? Some complained that it is taking too long.
If can't wait, don't complain and ask for more checkups.
DECLARE ALL ILLNESSES. The medics will do the special cases if need be.
ECG procedures, people might move or jerk during the test. This will affect the readings, if you think it's fun to redo, think again. They have to make sure the pre - en is okay before they proceed to do the test again.
Please see beyond the surface, things ain't as easy the way you think it is.
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At this time, its not to say its the MOs fault.
They do their jobs, anything happens they have to answer for it.
You think it's easy to be one? The higher the rank, the more the responsibilities.
So future enlistees, PLEASE DECLARE WHATEVER ILLNESS( PAST OR PRESENT) TO THE MEDICAL OFFICERS.
No need to be shy about having any problems.
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Originally posted by Resentment:
yeah MO and medics always take things lightly and think they chao keng , espicially MO. And for this case , i think those medics and MO take it too lightly as they thought is only a common fainting.PLEASE. IF you do not know anything about the MOs and medics.
PLEASE SHUT UP.
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tat being e case, is history in e making