外(wài)国(guó)游(yóu)客(kè)或(huò)其(qí)他(tā)临(lín)时(shí)访(fǎng)问(wèn)北(běi)京(jīng)的(de)外(wài)国(guó)朋(péng)友(yǒu)，需(xū)要(yào)在(zài)北(běi)京(jīng)看(kàn)病(bìng)时(shí)根(gēn)据(jù)病(bìng)情(qíng)，可去医院门诊(kěqùyīyuànménzhěn)、急诊或住院(jízhěnhuòzhùyuàn)。北京的协和医院(běijīngdexiéhéyīyuàn)、中日友好医院(zhōngrìyǒuhǎoyīyuàn)、东直门中医医院(dōngzhíménzhōngyīyīyuàn)、口(kǒu)腔(qiāng)医(yī)院(yuàn)等(děng)都(dōu)有(yǒu)外(wài)宾(bīn)门(mén)诊(zhěn)部(bù)。

Foreign travelers or short-term visitors who need to see a doctor probably may go to hospital according to the seriousness of their illness: outpatient service, emergency treatment or hospitalization. The outpatient departments are set up for foreign guests in the Beijing Union Medical College Hospital, the Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital, the Dongzhimen Hospital of Chinese Medicine and the Stomatological Hospital.

麦(mài)克(kè)：我(wǒ)身(shēn)体(tǐ)不(bú)舒(shū)服(fu)。

Mike: I feel very bad, doctor.

大(dài)夫(fu)：你(nǐ)哪(nǎ)儿(er)不(bú)舒(shū)服(fu)？

Doctor: What's wrong with you?

麦(mài)克(kè)：头(tóu)疼(téng)，浑(hún)身(shēn)没(méi)劲(jìn)儿(ér)，还(hái)咳(ké)嗽(sou)。

Mike: I've got a headache and a cough, and my whole body feels weak.

大(dài)夫(fu)：发(fā)烧(shāo)不(bú)发(fā)烧(shāo)？

Doctor: Do you have a fever?

麦(mài)克(kè)：不(bú)知(zhī)道(dào)，好(hǎo)像(xiàng)不(bú)发(fā)烧(shāo)。

Mike: I don't know. Maybe not.

大(dài)夫(fu)：先(xiān)量(liàng)量(liàng)体(tǐ)温(wēn)吧(ba)。三(sān)十(shí)八(bā)度(dù)。把(bǎ)嘴(zuǐ)张(zhāng)开(kāi)，“啊(ā)”。

Doctor: Let me take your temperature first. 38 ℃.

麦(mài)克(kè)：大(dài)夫(fu)，我(wǒ)得(dé)的(de)是(shì)什(shén)么(me)病(bìng)？

Mike: What's wrong with me, doctor?

大(dài)夫(fu)：重(zhòng)感(gǎn)冒(mào)。吃(chī)点(diǎn)儿(ér)药(yào)就(jiù)会(huì)好(hǎo)的(de)。

Doctor: You've got a cold. Take some medicine and you'll be all right.