Disease Schedule: 5 Main Features of Disease Schedule
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Let's assume that you have undergone all the examinations and have been diagnosed with a number of diseases. The schedule of diseases, approved by the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Voronezh "On military medical examination" will help!
Instructions for using the Schedule of Diseases.
1. First, let's open the Schedule of Diseases.
The table has its own structure and logic, which we will analyze with you
First of all, we are interested in the list of diseases, according to which the category of fitness of a conscript for the army is determined. This list of diseases is presented in the form of articles of the schedule of diseases. In turn, each article is designed as a table.
In total, the Schedule of Diseases contains 89 articles, which corresponds to approximately 2000 diseases in one wording or another.
Let's look at the structure of the table.
2. Columns of the schedule of diseases.
As we can see, there are 4 columns in the table. Each column is intended for a certain category of citizens. We have highlighted the first column in color because of its popularity - it is intended for conscripts and pre-conscripts. Let's decipher each column of the schedule of diseases:
Column I - citizens upon initial registration for military service, conscription for military service;
Column II - military personnel who do not have the military rank of officer and are doing military service by conscription;
Column III - military personnel doing military service under contract, reserve officers who have not done military service, when they are called up for military service and military training, officers doing military service by conscription;
Column IV - citizens intended for military service on submarines and doing military service on submarines.
3. Fitness category of the article of the Schedule of Diseases.
We have decided which specific column of the schedule of diseases suits us. Now let's decide what these letters "D", "B" (there are also "A", "B", "G") mean. This is a fitness category, i.e. what a citizen can count on if he has a disease. Let's decide what fitness categories there are:
A - fit for military service; (subject to conscription)
B - fit for military service with minor restrictions; (subject to conscription)
B - limitedly fit for military service; (exemption from conscription)
G - temporarily unfit for military service; (deferral from conscription for 6-12 months)
D - unfit for military service. (exemption from conscription)
Let's go down a little lower in the table..