Will My Knee Issues Affect My Police Exam Physical Fitness? - Orthopedics

Issues related to the physical examination for police special examinations?

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Currently, I am unable to squat with my heels touching the ground when my feet are together; I can only do so if I spread my feet apart.
Normally, I squat with one heel on the ground and the other heel off the ground.
I would like to know if this condition would pass the physical examination for the police special examination.
Below are the examination details:
Candidates must undergo a physical examination at a designated medical institution within 14 days of receiving the written examination admission notice and submit the physical examination form.
Those who fail the physical examination or do not submit the form within the specified time will not be assigned for training.
After reporting for training, candidates may be required to undergo a re-examination at a public hospital designated by the Ministry of the Interior or the Coast Guard Administration if necessary.
Those who do not pass will have their training qualifications revoked by the Public Servants Protection and Training Committee.
The physical examination for this examination is conducted according to Article 9 of the examination regulations.
The following conditions will result in a failure of the physical examination:
1.
Height: Males under 165 cm, females under 160 cm.
However, indigenous people are exempted if males are under 158 cm and females under 155 cm.

2.
Body mass index: Males below 18 or above 28; females below 17 or above 26.
This is calculated as weight (kg) divided by height (m) squared, rounded to one decimal place.

3.
Vision: Each eye must have uncorrected vision of at least 0.2.
However, those with corrected vision of 1.0 or better are exempt.

4.
Hearing: Hearing loss exceeding 90 decibels after correction.

5.
Color vision: Color blindness or color weakness in forensic personnel.

6.
Blood pressure: Systolic pressure exceeding 140 mmHg or diastolic pressure exceeding 95 mmHg.

7.
Missing two or more fingers from one hand (thumb, index, or any other three fingers) or inability to flex and grip normally.

8.
Inability to squat or jump freely with both lower limbs.

9.
Tattoos or piercings that are inappropriate, such as gang-related or sexual in nature.
However, indigenous people with tattoos or piercings based on traditional customs and active or retired military personnel with tattoos symbolizing loyalty are exempt.

10.
Positive sputum smear for tuberculosis.

11.
Suffering from mental illness.

12.
Other severe illnesses that are incurable and render the individual unable to perform the duties.
According to Article 2 of the Public Servants Examination Physical Examination Regulations, the physical examination for this examination will be conducted by the following medical institutions:
1.
Public hospitals.

2.
Teaching hospitals.

3.
Health centers under the jurisdiction of city and county health bureaus.

4.
Joint outpatient centers under the National Health Insurance Administration.

5.
Hospitals contracted with the National Health Insurance.

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Xiao Feng, 20~29 year old female. Ask Date: 2008/02/04