to examine and determine a medical condition

clinic; dispensary; a small-scale medical facility or private doctor's office. Also called [[诊疗所|診療所|zhen3 liao2 suo3]].

medical consultation or treatment provided to patients who are not hospitalized

to make a final and certain medical diagnosis; to confirm a case of a specific disease

a department in a hospital providing immediate medical treatment for acute illnesses or trauma; emergency ward

To seek medical advice or treatment; to go to a doctor's for an examination or diagnosis

to provide or receive urgent medical treatment, as in a hospital emergency room or a house call

to diagnose a medical condition incorrectly; an incorrect diagnosis

to diagnose an illness and provide medical treatment

to examine a patient and provide medical treatment

to meet for a joint diagnosis; a group consultation where multiple doctors or specialists examine a patient to diagnose a difficult case

outpatient department of a hospital; clinic; policlinic

To provide medical diagnosis and treatment for free as a volunteer service

to receive a patient for consultation or treatment

to have a follow-up medical examination; to return to the doctor for further diagnosis or treatment after an initial visit

waiting room in a hospital or clinic

A room in a hospital or clinic where a doctor examines and treats patients

(of a doctor) to leave a hospital or clinic to visit a patient at home

to visit a doctor or hospital for the first time for a specific illness or at a new facility

to transfer a patient for treatment at a different hospital or a different department within the same hospital

to listen to the internal sounds of the body, usually using a stethoscope, to examine the heart, lungs, or other organs for medical diagnosis

Medical instrument used for listening to sounds produced within the body; also called [[听筒|聽筒|ting1 tong3]]

to wait for a medical consultation; to await treatment in a hospital or clinic

(Chinese medicine) to diagnose through interrogation; one of the four methods of diagnosis [[四诊|四診|si4 zhen3]] where the doctor asks the patient or their family about symptoms and medical history

A written report or certificate issued by a doctor based on a medical diagnosis.

to make the rounds; to provide mobile medical care or treatment by traveling from place to place

The medical examination technique of tapping on the body with fingers or a small hammer to diagnose internal conditions by the sound produced.

To feel a patient's pulse for diagnostic purposes in Chinese medicine; also called [[号脉|號脈|hao4 mai4]], [[把脉|把脈|ba3 mai4]], or [[切脉|切脈|qie4 mai4]]

to receive patients for medical consultation or treatment; to hold clinic hours

to examine or observe a patient's condition to make a diagnosis

A room where a doctor diagnoses and treats patients; medical consultation room.

A small medical facility or dispensary; a private clinic. Also called [[诊所|診所|zhen3 suo3]].

To begin seeing or treating patients for a scheduled period or clinic session.

to examine a patient or inspect their medical condition

(Chinese medicine) the diagnostic method of observing a patient's appearance, specifically their complexion, tongue, and physical state; one of the [[四诊|四診|si4 zhen3]]

(of a doctor) to provide medical consultation and treatment for free, often for the poor or as a form of charity

diagnostic equipment using high-frequency sound waves to create visual images of internal body structures

A medical clinic established through Chinese and German cooperation

to suspend medical treatment for a period of time; for a doctor or hospital to be closed for consultation

To stop seeing patients or suspend outpatient services, often used for doctors or clinics on holidays or during emergencies.

a health check or physical examination; general inspection for cars or environmental safety

to prioritize or assign patients to appropriate departments based on the severity of their symptoms or the nature of their condition

(Chinese medicine) the last of the four methods of diagnosis, involving pulse feeling and palpating the patient's body.

A medical examination or follow-up that takes place after a surgical procedure or initial diagnosis

The four diagnostic methods used in traditional Chinese medicine, namely [[望诊|望診|wang4 zhen3]] (observation), [[闻诊|聞診|wen2 zhen3]] (listening and smelling), [[问诊|問診|wen4 zhen3]] (inquiry), and [[切诊|切診|qie4 zhen3]] (palpation).

To direct or guide patients to the correct department or doctor for medical treatment.

a medical diagnostic test that is quick and easy to perform; often abbreviated as RDT

To register as an emergency case at a hospital or clinic.

medical examination by touching or pressing with the hands; palpation