āiyō 哎哟 ouch; oh dear āsīpīlín 阿司匹林 aspirin chī 吃 to take (medicine) dàbiàn 大便 bowel movement dàbiàn bù tōng 大便不通 to be constipated dàifu 大夫 doctor dī 低 to be low -dù -度 degree (e.g., on a thermometer) dùzi 肚子 belly, abdomen, stomach fāshāo 发烧 to have a fever gǎnmào 感冒 to catch cold; a cold hóulóng (hóulong) 喉咙 throat kāi dāo to operate; to be operated on kāi yàofāng 开药方 to write a prescription kāishuǐ 开水 boiled water kàn bìng 看病 to have an illness treated/diagnosed kàn dàifu 看大夫 to see a doctor késou 咳嗽 to cough lā dùzi 拉肚子 to have diarrhea liáng 量 to measure liáng tǐwēn 量体温 to take a person’s temperature lìhai 厉害 to be severe, to be fierce liúxíngxìng gǎnmào 流行性感冒 influenza, flu nèikē 内科 internal medicine, general medicine; department of internal medicine nèikē yīshēng 内科医生 internist, physician shàngyī 上衣 upper garment shēng 生 to develop (as in shēng bìng) shēng bìng 生病 to get sick, to become ill tǎng 躺 to lie, to recline téng (tòng) 疼 to hurt, to ache tǐwēn 体温 (body) temperature tóu 头 head tóu téng 头疼 to have a headache; headache tù 吐 to vomit tuō 脱 to take off (clothing) wàikē 外科 surgical department wàikē yīshēng 外科医生 surgeon wèi 胃 stomach wèibìng 胃病 stomach trouble, gastric disease wēndù 温度 temperature xiǎng tù to feel nauseous xiǎobiàn 小便 to urinate; urination xiè dù(zi) 泻肚（子） to have diarrhea xuěyā 血压 blood pressure xuěyā dī 低血压 low blood pressure xuěyā gāo 血压高 high blood pressure, hypertension yào 药 medicine yàofāng(r) 药方 prescription yīshēng 医生 doctor yīyuàn 医院 hospital yūn 晕 to be dizzy zhēnjiū (zhēnjiǔ) 针灸 acupuncture and moxibustion