受じゅ診しん

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受診する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to the act of visiting a medical professional for a check-up or consultation. Often used in formal or clinical contexts.

〈病びょう院いん〉を受じゅ診しんするto see a doctor at (a hospital)
熱ねつが下さがらないので、近ちかくの病びょう院いんを受じゅ診しんした。
Since my fever wouldn't go down, I went to see a doctor at a nearby hospital.
〈科か〉を受じゅ診しんするto see a doctor in a particular department (e.g. internal medicine)
胃いの痛いたみがひどく、内ない科かを受じゅ診しんすることにした。
My stomach pain was so bad that I decided to see a doctor in internal medicine.
早はやめに受じゅ診しんするto see a doctor promptly
症しょう状じょうが続つづく場ば合あいは、早はやめに受じゅ診しんしてください。
If your symptoms continue, please see a doctor promptly.
定てい期き的てきに受じゅ診しんするto get regular medical checkups
持じ病びょうがあるので、定てい期き的てきに受じゅ診しんしている。
Because I have a chronic condition, I see a doctor regularly.

通つう院いんN2
通院 emphasizes making repeated or regular trips to a hospital, while 受診 can refer to a single visit for a check-up.
検けん診しん
検診 refers specifically to a preventive health screening or check-up, whereas 受診 is the general act of seeing a doctor for any reason.
医い者しゃに掛かかるN2
受診する is a more formal, clinical term for undergoing a medical examination, while 医者に掛かる is the everyday expression for seeing a doctor.
診しん察さつN3
診察 refers to the doctor's act of examining a patient, while 受診 describes the same event from the patient's side, as in 受診する.

診しん察さつN3
診察 is the doctor's action of examining the patient, while 受診 is the patient's action of receiving that examination, so the two are easily confused despite describing the same event from opposite sides.

件けんN2
matter; affair; case; item; subject · counter for received messages · counter for online accounts

Compound of 受 (receive) and 診 (examine). The meaning is transparent from the kanji: receiving a medical examination.