DA Form 7349 at a glance
What it is: Initial Medical Review, Annual Medical Certificate: for use of this form, see PAM 40-502.
Who signs: Certification for the Soldier to sign at the end of Part I: "I certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I further understand that false statements made on this form may be cause for reassignment, discharge, or other disciplinary action."
A filled-in DA Form 7349 example: a Soldier completes Part I

How to fill out DA Form 7349, box by box
Part I, the Soldier: the six health questions

Part I is completed by the Soldier, who checks the appropriate response column (YES or NO) for each question.
For the Soldier, number 1: Do you currently have any medical/dental problems?
For the Soldier, number 2: Have you had any medical or dental problems since your last periodic physical examination?
For the Soldier, number 3: Have you been seen by or been treated by a dentist, physician, or other health care provider since your last periodic physical examination?
For the Soldier, number 4: Have you been hospitalized or had surgery since your last periodic physical examination?
For the Soldier, number 5: Are you currently taking medication, or have you taken prescription medication since your last examination?
For the Soldier, number 6: Are you currently or have you in the past received a VA Disability, Workmen's Compensation, or other type of compensation for health or physical reason?
Medications and positive answers
The DoD ID number, name and signature
Part II, the Initial Reviewer
Part III, the Physician

Part III is completed by the Physician; box 18 is the Physician's review notes.
Box 19: MEDICALLY READY, NOT MEDICALLY READY (USAR refer to para 9-10 & 9-11 AR 40-501), or NOT MEDICALLY READY (Army National Guard refer to MDRB).
Box 20: Complete "PULHES" using the Physical Profile Functional Capacity Guide in Table 7-1, AR 40-501.
Box 21: DA FORM 3349 IS ATTACHED, YES or NO.
Box 22, SIGNATURE (SIGN), and box 23, DATE.
More rules for DA Form 7349
Authority: Section 133, Title 10, United States Code (10 USC 133).
The primary use of the information is to provide medical information of sufficient detail to ensure uniformity in medical evaluation; it is used to evaluate Soldiers in terms of medical conditions and physical defects which may require medical care or which may require a determination of medical readiness.
The DoD Blanket Routine Uses may apply to this collection.
The requested information is voluntary; if it is not furnished, comprehensive health care may not be possible, but CARE WILL NOT BE DENIED.
Sources
[1] DA Form 7349 (JUN 2019), Initial Medical Review, Annual Medical Certificate, Department of the Army (the Official source link on this page).




