1830 Report of Medical Examination

JSC FORM 1830 - REPORT OF MEDICAL EXAMINATION – PAGE 17 of 3

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Applicant Must Complete This Page

PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT CLEARLY IN DARK INK

1. Application For:

2. Last Name

First Name

Middle Name

     

     

     

     

3. E-mail

Telephone:

     

Work:      

Other:      

4. Street Address

City

State

Zip

     

     

     

     

5. DOB(M/D/Y)

6. Sex

7. Hair Color

8. Eyes Color

9. Type: NASA : Federal Employee

10. Employer:

     

     

     

     

Commercial Other      

     

11. Do you Currently Use Any Medication (Prescription or Nonprescription)? Yes No

If yes, give name, purpose, dosage, and frequency.      

12. Medical History -

Have you ever had or do you now have any of the following? Answer “yes” for every condition you have ever had in your life. Describe the condition and the approximate date of occurrence in the explanation box provided below.

Yes

No

Condition

Yes

No

Condition

Yes

No

Condition

a.

Frequent or severe headaches

i.

Stomach, liver, or intestinal trouble

q.

Motion sickness requiring medication

b.

Dizziness or fainting spell

j.

Kidney stone or blood in urine

r.

Military medical discharge

c.

Unconsciousness for any reason

k.

Diabetes

s.

Medical rejection by military service

d.

Eye or vision trouble (except glasses)

l.

Neurological disorders; epliepsy, seizures, stroke, paralysis, etc.

t.

Rejection for life or health insurance

e.

Hay fever or allergy

m.

Mental disorders of any sort depression, anxiety, etc.

u.

Admission to hospital

f.

Asthma or lung disease

n.

Substance dependence or failed a drug test (ever), or substance abuse or use of illegal substance in the last five years

v.

Other illness, disability, or surgery

g.

Heart or vascular trouble

o.

Alcohol dependence or abuse

h.

High or low blood pressure

p.

Suicide attempt

12 A. Explanations: If you answered YES to any of the above items, describe the condition and the approximate date of occurrence. Use additional page if needed.

     

13. Visits to Health Professional Within Last 3 Years.

Yes (explain below)

No

Date

Name, Address, and Type of Health Professional Consulted

Reason For Visit

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

NOTE: I declare under penalty of perjury that I have examined all the information on this form, and on the accompanying physician form, and it is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that anyone who knowingly gives a false statement about a material fact in this information, or causes someone else to do so, commits a crime and may be subject to a fine or imprisonment.

14. Signature of Applicant

15. Date

     

Examiner Must Complete and Sign This Page Please Type or Print Clearly In Dark Ink

CHECK EACH ITEM IN APPR. COLUMN

Normal

Abnormal

CHECK EACH ITEM IN APPR. COLUMN

Normal

Abnormal

16. Head, face, neck, and scalp

28. Vascular system (Pulse, amplitude and character, arms, legs, others)

17. Nose

29. Abdomen and viscera (Including hernia)

18. Sinuses

30. Anus (Not including digital examination)

19. Mouth and throat

31. Skin

20. Ears, general (internal and external canals: Hearing under item 49)

32. G-U system (Not including pelvic examination)

21. Ear Drums (Perforation)

33. Upper and lower extremities (Strength and range of motion)

22. Eyes, general (Vision under items 50 to 54)

34. Spine, other musculoskeletal

23. Ophthalmoscopic

35. Identifying body marks, scars, tattoos (Size & location)

24. Pupils (Equality and reaction)

36. Lymphatics

25. Ocular motility (Associated parallel movement, nystagmus)

37. Neurologic (Tendon reflexes, equilibrium, senses, cranial nerves, coordination, etc.)

26. Lungs and chest (Not including breasts examination)

38. Psychiatric (Appearance, behavior, mood, communication, and memory)

27. Heart (Precordial activity, rhythm, sounds, and murmurs)

39. General systemic

NOTES: Describe any above items checked “Abnormal” in detail. Enter item number before each comment. Use additional sheets if necessary.

     

40. Height

41. Weight

42. Hearing

Voice Test

Audiometer Threshold in Decibels

Right Ear

Left Ear

Right Ear

Left Ear

     

     

     

     

     

500

1000

2000

3000

4000

500

1000

2000

3000

4000

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

43. Distant Vision

44. Near Vision

45. Color Vision

Right

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

Right

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

Normal Abnormal

Left

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

Left

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

Both

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

Both

20/

     

Corrected to 20/

     

46. Field of Vision Normal Abnormal

47. Heterophoria 20’ (in prism diopters)

Esophoria

Exophoria

Right Hyperphoria

Left Hyperphoria

     

     

     

     

48. Blood Pressure (sitting mm of Mercury)

49. Pulse (Resting)      

50. Urinalysis Normal Abnormal (give results)

51. EKG (Date)

Systolic      

Diastolic      

Albumin      

Sugar      

MM

DD

YY

     

     

     

52. Other Tests Given

EKG Results:

     

     

53. Significant Medical History Yes No Abnormal Physical Findings Yes No Physician shall elaborate on all pertinent data; comment on all "YES" answers in the Medical History (pg 1, #12) and any abnormal findings of the exam. Physician may develop, by interview, any additional medical history deemed important, and record any significant findings here. ATTACH ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON HISTORY & FINDINGS.

     

54. Applicant’s Name

55. Disqualifying Defects (List by item number)

     

     

56. Medical Examiner’s Declaration - I hereby certify that I have personally reviewed the medical history and personaly examined the applicant named on this medical examination report. This report, with any attachment, embodies my findings completely and correctly.

Exam Date

57. PHYSICIAN'S FULL NAME / ADDRESS / CITY / STATE / ZIP

MM

DD

YY

     

     

     

     

Physician’s Signature

Physician Telephone

(     )      

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JSC Form 1830 (Rev April 29, 2019) (MS Word October 2009) NRRS 8/109