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Michigan General Procedures SPINAL IMMOBILIZATION Date: May 31, 2012-Page 1 of 2 Spinal Immobilization PreMedical Control MFR/EMT/SPECIALIST/PARAMEDIC Indications 1. Refer to the Spinal Injury Assessment

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1. Gather all the necessary documents such as identification proof, medical history, and any prescribed medications.
2. Contact the healthcare facility where the pre-medical control will take place and schedule an appointment.
3. Arrive at the healthcare facility on the designated date and time.
4. Complete any registration forms or provide necessary information at the reception.
5. Follow the instructions given by the healthcare staff regarding the pre-medical control process.
6. Undergo various medical tests such as blood pressure measurement, height and weight assessment, and laboratory tests.
7. Answer any health-related questions asked by the medical professional honestly and accurately.
8. Cooperate with the healthcare staff during the entire process.
9. Wait for the results of the pre-medical control, which may be provided immediately or after a few days.
10. If any issues or concerns are identified during the pre-medical control, follow the advice provided by the healthcare professional.

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1. Individuals who are applying for certain jobs or positions that require a pre-medical check-up.
2. Students who are pursuing a degree in medicine or healthcare-related fields.
3. People who are planning to undergo a medical procedure or surgery.
4. Individuals who have a history of medical conditions and need to monitor their health status regularly.
5. Individuals who are participating in sports or physical activities that require a medical clearance.
6. People who are traveling to certain countries that require a pre-medical control for entry purposes.
7. Individuals who are starting a new fitness program or joining a gym.
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Pre-medical control is a process of reviewing and assessing an individual's medical history, health status, and any potential risks or concerns before engaging in certain activities or treatments.

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Individuals who are planning to undergo medical procedures, treatments, or participate in activities that may have health risks are required to file pre-medical control.

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The purpose of pre-medical control is to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals by identifying any potential health risks or concerns before engaging in certain activities or treatments.

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