A 101.0 degree fever isn't serious. It is the body's way of destroying a virus by making the body a more hostile place for the virus to be. It isn't serious for children to have a fever of 101 either. You can let your body burn it out, or you can take medication to reduce the fever if you're miserable because of it. If medication isn't available and you need to cool down so you can rest, use cool washcloths on your face, under your arms and on your chest and neck.
If you've been sick for a while though, a fever could mean you have a bacterial infection (for example, a sinus infection or bronchitis after having a cold). Other symptoms can tell you if you have a bacterial infection like sinusitis or bronchitis. Consider seeing a doctor for this.
Yes - the proteins and enzymes in your body would denature, thereby being rendered nonfunctional. A 109 degree body temperature can cause serious brain damage, coma, and death. I know someone who now has Guillain-Barré syndrome because of a 109 degree fever.
A fever of 109 degrees Fahrenheit is extremely high and considered life-threatening. Without immediate medical intervention, such as cooling measures and treatment for the underlying cause, it is unlikely that a person could survive with such a high fever. It is important to seek medical attention in cases of such severe fever.
A temperature of 109 degrees Fahrenheit is a medical emergency and requires immediate medical attention as it can be life-threatening. It is not safe for an individual to go home with such a high fever.
109 and 1 is the only factor pair for 109.
109*1 = 109 and 109*10 = 1090 are two.
Prime factorization of 109 = 1 * 109
109
109% = 109/100 or 1.09
30% of 109 = 32.7 therefore 30% off 109 is 76.3 (109 - 32.7)
The only whole-number factors of 109 are 1 and 109.
109 times 1 equals 109.
1 x 109, 109 x 1.