Depending on overall health, your age, and other circumstances, there are some components of your annual exam could vary, but a typical annual physical includes two main parts: A general physical examination: The annual exam includes a thorough examination of the body, hearing, skin, and vision. Doctors check reflexes by observing a patient’s movement and coordination. In certain circumstances, doctors might also check a patient’s cognition and memory. Screening tests: An annual exam can also include a variety of screening tests such as a urinalysis, a blood pressure check, and a basic blood panel. Your doctor might recommend other tests targeted toward your individual health needs, such as a mammogram or bone density. Below are typical tests and examinations you can expect during your annual physical: • Healthy History • Vital Signs • General Appearance • Heart and Lung Exam • Abdominal Exam