Explanation for checkup items

Item	Explanation		Related links
ECG	Used to check for problems with your heart
Chest X-ray	Used to check for problems with your lung field
BMI	Body mass index
Abd. circumference	One of the criteria for determining metabolic syndrome.
Blood pressure	If two measurements are taken during the checkup, both will be recorded.
Pulse	The number of heartbeats per minute.
Physician Examination	Ascertains the presence or absence of subjective symptoms and of objective symptoms.
rt VA	Visual acuity. Right and left. “corrected” means “with glasses or lenses.” See here for more information.
lt VA
rt hearing	1,000 Hz (low pitch) and 4,000 Hz (high pitch) See here for more information.
lt hearing
Uric protein	Kidney functions. Explanation of urinalysis
Uric blood
Cre(atinine)
eGFR
RBC	Used to measure the cell ingredient (red blood cell, white blood cell, platelet) of the blood. Various diseases may cause abnormality. See here for more information.
Hb
Hct
MCV
MCH
MCHC
plt (platelet)
WBC
AST	Liver functions. See here for more information.
ALT
γGTP
Bilirubin
ALP
LDH
Triglyceride	Generally used to tests for lifestyle-related diseases.	Test for lipid metabolism. See here for more information.
Total cholesterol
non HDL (cholesterol)
HDL (cholesterol)
LDL (cholesterol)
Uric sugar		Tests for diabetes mellitus. See here for more information.
Blood sugar
HbA1c
Uric acid		If the uric acid level is high, there is increased risk of gout.
CRP	Test for incidences of inflammation.
FOBT	fecal occult blood test.
HBs-Ag	Tests for hepatitis virus.
HCV	Tests for hepatitis virus.
SARS-CoV-2 S-IgG	Antibody of SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein
Stomach exam	The result is reported separately. You must apply for the examination during the annual application period.

The results are determined based on the sex provided in the student register (in the personnel information).

Checkup report