Patient's question:
The 17th article of the new civil servant physical examination standards states: Obstructive gallstones or urinary system stones are. This sentence is a bit confusing. Does "obstructive" refer solely to gallstones, or also to urinary system stones? Does it mean that having any urinary system stones disqualifies one? If there is no obstruction but urinary system stones still occur, does this also mean disqualification according to the examination standards? Please help me solve this puzzle for those familiar with the civil servant physical examination standards or those who have undergone the examination. Thank you! Current situation: 0.6cm x 0.4cm kidney stones in the right kidney.Doctor's answer:
Individuals with obstructive gallstones or urinary system stones are disqualified. This statement should be understood as referring to two separate conditions: obstructive gallstones and urinary system stones. It does not mean that simply having urinary system stones disqualifies someone. If there is no obstruction but there are urinary system stones, the physical examination can still pass without any issues.The correct understanding is: Non-obstructive urinary system stones are qualified.