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Why you are keeping thermometer at axilla for measuring body temperature?
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Which are the sites in which a medical thermometer is inserted in order to measure body temperature?
The axilla is one of the four sites (the other three being the mouth, rectum, and ear canal) in which amedical thermometer may be inserted in order to measure body temperature.
Why can't you drink 30 minutes before taking your temperature?
If your temperature is taken orally, the temperature of your drink can change the reading on the thermometer. If your temperature is taken rectally or in the axilla, then it wouldn't matter how long it as been since you drank something.
Which site for taking the body temperature is considered to give the most accurate results Axilla Tympanic membrane or sublingual?
axilla
What is the recommended route to obtain body temperature in the elderly?
Rectum, Mouth, Axilla.
What is the most common route for taking human temperature?
From the axilla or from below the tongue.
What is the scientific name for the armpit?
Axilla (plural, axillae)
What is Axilla Pain?
The axilla is the underarm area.
Where other than the mouth can temperature be obtained from?
Axilla (The Armpit)Rectal (Anus)Tympanic (Ear)Be mindful of taking someones temperature where there is an infection.E.g.: Ear infection, Diarrhoea
What is the plural form of axilla?
The plural form for the singular noun axilla is axillae.
List three instances in which the axillary site for taking body temperature would be preferred over the oral site?
rectal tympanic axilla
What are the names of the sites on the body where temperature can be taken?
I believe there are actually only 3 and they include the mouth, the armpit and the anus. The fourth location is inside the ear. There are special measuring devices you can get (usually designed for infants) to measure temperature accurately.But the temperature of all places are not same.
What is the singular of axillae?
Axilla
