"Healthy participants" are typically considered to be those traveling who do not have any identified significant past medical history and can tolerate activity of a similar strenuousness to that required for successful participation in planned activities.
The pre-trip evaluation in a healthy person should seek to identify potential risks or hazards to the participant, make sure travel plans include steps to minimize risks, and determine if any identified risks are acceptable to the participant and usually the leader of the trip.
Should be conducted by participant's physician since they are most familiar with the participant's health status.
Steps to avoid harm while traveling can include fitness endurance training, medication changes (e.g. increasing dose of medication for seasonal allergies prior to trip), diagnostic tests, or can go so far as the physician recommending the participant not take part in activities deemed to unsafe.
Typically includes some or all of the following
Wilderness preparedness
ACEP clinical policies
Poison control
SCVMC:CUSTODY CARE
Ideal body weight estimation
Diagnosis of death
Pregnancy and lactation drug labeling
Baby feeding and nutrition