‘최근 발열이나 기침 증상 있으셨어요?’
🤔 발열? 기침? 증상? 
‘열을 재다.’ 
‘열이 나다.’ 
‘기침을 하다.’ 
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A fever check is a standard practice before someone enters a hospital or healthcare facility. When you walk into a Korean hospital and check in, the nurse will check your temperature and may ask you if you've had a fever recently, or if you've had a cough or other symptoms.
When checking for fever, Korean use the phrase "열을 재다." If you have a fever, we say “열이 나다."; if you have a slight fever, we say "미열이 있다.”, “열이 조금 있다.”; and if you have no fever at all, we say "열은 없어요".
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‘처방전 들고 1층에 있는 약국으로 가시면 돼요.’
🤔 What is a ‘처방전’?
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In Korea, you only receive medical treatment at hospitals, and you receive medication at pharmacies, not hospitals. You can get medication by submitting a prescription from a hospital to a pharmacy. The document you submit to a pharmacy to get medication is called a '처방전'.
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