Body Temperature

your body tempreture does'nt vary depending on your gender it is just that if your body becomes too hot (over 35 degerees) or to cold (under 35 degrees) the process thermoregulatin will kick in, in your bodily system and keep it to a regular tempreture

No, but it's only 0.2 F. degrees away from what would be considered a high fever. Oral temps between 99.5 F. and 100.0 F. are MILD fevers, and 100.1 F. to 100.9 F. are MODERATE fevers. 101.0 F.and over is a high fever, and 104.0 F. or more needs immediate medical attention. However, you can still have a fever at as low as 99.0 F. taken orally (this is called a "low grade fever").

It is a mild/high fever of about 101.7f and if it goes any higher it is not safe. Specialists say anything over 101 is high.

It causes a slight drop. More importantly, it interferes with the body's temperature regulation, which is why you should not drink alcohol to ward off the cold or give it to people suffering from exposure. Warm soup is the proper beverage for that situation.

yes, evaporation is essential to cool your body down. it evaporates and leaves you cooler than before

Temperature measured with the ear thermometer (tympanic membrane thermoemeter)

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The specific defense system, more commonly the immune system, is the second type of defense system within the body. It's purpose is to comprise a specific defense measure against a pathogen. The specific defense system is not made up of actual organ structures, but it is made up of billions of cells. Thus, the specific defense system is known as a functional system, as opposed to an organ system.

hands, head and feet.

about 70 to 80% is lost thru the head.

the rest can be lost through the extremities.

your nose is fourth in line because you respire warm air out and breath cold back in, which chills the body.

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98.6 degrees.

No, core body temp is different than external body temp, make sure the temp was takin' correctly be alarmed if its under 93 or above 100

When the temperature is only slightly higher than 37 it is normal. But obviously higher means there is fever.

When taking a person's temperature, one must have a base to compare it to in order to see what is and is not normal. The normal body temperature for a healthy 14 year old is 98.6 degrees.

37 C

The normal temperature of the body is:

- on Celsius scale: 36,5 0C

- on Fahrenheit scale: 97,7 0F

it is close enough, it is actually 98.6 .

In my young day it was quoted as 98.4 Fahrenheit. Actually each individual person will vary slightly.

Usually 98.6, you have a mild fever when your body temp is 99.6-100.9 degrees.

And a little slight fever if your body temp is 99.0 - 99.5 after 6pm, or before 2pm.

Your lowest body temperature of the day occurs around sunrise, and your highest occurs at around 3pm.

To find out your normal temp, take your temp when you are feeling well at 6am and 3pm. Add the two temps together and divide the sum by two. For example your body temp could be 98.0 at 6am, and 99.4 at 3pm, normal for that example would be 98.7.

Also your body temp is usually warmer in the summer months, than in the winter months.

no

Normal body temperature is 98.6F or 37C, so 40C would equal 104F. Any body temperature over 40C/104F requires immediate medical attention. Body temperature raises to try to kill off the infection/virus, but can "cook" your organs in the meantime.

An axillary reading which is a thermometer placed in the armpit. The one that you stick in the ear, 2 seconds later, the temperature is read. It can be done without the patients knowledge if done correctly.

Continued exposure to low or rapidly falling temperatures

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To reduce high body temperature as in a fever, you can use aspirin or tylenol or any similar medication that can do so.

You should remove excess clothing, and apply cool or room temperature water compress to the forehead to cool off. It need not be cold water as evaporation from the compress will do the job. In extreme emergency cases, dunking the whole body in water will lower temperature.

By definition, any temperature over 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celcius) is a fever.

The significance of a fever is highly variable, however. The height of the fever is very rarely significant, unless it is above 105 to 106 degrees.

Viral illnesses are the most common causes of fever, but there are many causes, depending on the person, their age, and their other medical problems.

Yes, it's definitely very high. If you have this during the day, stop eating those fatty/sugary/salty foods and eat vegetables. Garlic is great, too. Substitute beans for meat.

Your temperature may be caused by high blood pressure or high cholestrol.

yes your core will always stay at 98.6 but your surace temperature changes with the temperature alround you. for example if you are in a cold place your surface temperature will be cold. if in a hot area your surface temperature will be hot. the only time your core temperature changes is if your sick or if you been been exposed to a low or high temperature for an exteneded period of time.

i hope that is clear enough

No. A cold has nothing to do with temperature, a cold is a virus that has to enter your body. The fact that it is a virus makes it impossible to kill, you can only get things to make the suffering easier.