The value of 98.6 °F is actually based on very old study from the 1800s which has been misinterpreted. The accepted normal range today for oral temperature is 98.2±1.3 °F, thus temperatures as low as 96.9 °F are normal. Hypothermia, the medical condition of low body temperature, is defined as core temperature of 95 °F or lower. At this point, the body will take actions aggressive action such as shivering to increase temperature. More extreme hypothermia will result in loss of muscle function and eventually shutdown of vital organs resulting in death. The attached link contains more detailed information on the stages of hypothermia.
Surrounding temperature, or body temperature? The latter is not compatible with life. The former only if enough cooling by evaporation of sweat is possible.
it is from 35 degree celcius to 47 degree celcius
The average human body temperature is 98.6 oF or 37 oC. 39.3 in degree Celsius or degree Fahrenheit? If it is 39.3 oF then it is very very low and if it is 39.3 oC(102.74 oF) then you are suffering from fever. In the case of 39.3 oF human is dead. There are no records of such a low temperature of human body.
NoBecause the normal temperature of human body is 37 degree Celsius.
Anything below 0 Celsius
human will get wrong calculate of temperature
yes - close to boiling!
37 C is normal human body temperature.
From the axilla or from below the tongue.
No, the normal is 37C. Temperature can vary one degree higher or lower and still be normal.
Well, the average temp. of a human being is 98.6 (give or take a degree), but there are some people that just have a lower temperature than others. I, for example, have the same average temp. when I'm perfectly fine. You should still check with your doctor though because it might be a sign of something more serious.
No, humans cannot survive in temperatures below -50 degrees Celsius without adequate protection and shelter. The extreme cold in Antarctica would lead to hypothermia and death if precautions are not taken.