Body Temperature

no way it is not a hi body tempiture =============================== Depends --- Is it measured with an American or European thermometer ? If the thermometer is reading degrees Fahrenheit, then 'normal' is around 97 to 99. A reading of 38 means you're dead and your body is in a cold room. If the thermometer is reading degrees Celsius, then 'normal' is about 37. A reading of 38 may or may not be slightly elevated for that particular individual ... probably nothing to worry about yet unless it goes higher.

102.5, if a pig is more than 2 degrees above this you should call your vet.

if you were recently cut and it is a fresh wound? then clean it with proxide or neosoporen and cover it with a bandaid and naturally your body should heal itself. Now if it has become a scar on your body then cocoa budder can get rid of the scar.

36.5 - 37.0 Celsius or 97.7 - 98.6 Fahrenheit, though we rarely take an axillary temperature on an adult. If you leave the thermometer in place long enough, it is quite an accurate measure of the body's core temperature

Actually, Lance Armstrong has a reputation for having a super low resting heart rate. According to his official website, his heart is 30 percent larger than average; however, an enlarged heart is a common trait for many other athletes. He has a resting heart rate of 32-34 beats per minute (bpm) with a maximum heart rate of 201 bpm. Miguel Indurain, a cyclist and five time Tour de France winner, had a resting heart rate of 28 beats per minute, one of the lowest ever recorded in a healthy human

If the normal body temperature on the temperature scale is 310, this means the temperature scale is using Kelvin. To convert Celsius to Kelvin you just need to add 37 and the normal body temperature is 273 Celsius.

When exercising, working hard in heat, getting too much sun (can cause heat exhaustion and dehydration) or when you are running a fever from a virus or cold. Anything over 102 degrees F is a time to see your doctor.

Define normal temperature... Room temperature is usually around 25 degrees whereas our body temperature is 37 degrees. Please be more specific then I might have further info

the nervous system and the skin

Nerve tissue conducts signals from body parts through the spinal cord to the brain. The brain also sends signals back to all body parts.
1.Sensory input 2.Integration 3. Controls of muscles and glands 4.Homeostasis 5.Mental Activity
It directs and controls movement.
Nervous tissue contains various types of nerve cells. The purpose of nervous tissue is so that one can feel pain when hurt or injured.

They would be very unhealthy.... most likely it was taken wrong.

sure why not sure why not

The low body temperature in children can be as low as 97.1 (F).

yes, your body will start to sweat if your core temperature is raised high enough through whatever technique, wheather that be physical activity or just sittin around on hot summer day

The time required is as follows: 3 minutes if used in mouth and 5 minutes if used under the armpits. One degree is added in the last instance.

Good questiion. No it typically doesnt. It will go up and down due to the diseases that the cold weather may bring. For example, if you have a cold in the winter, your body temperature may go down a degree or two.

* Most cases of fever are due to self-limiting viral infections, especially upper respiratory tract infections and childhood exanthemas. * Urinary tract infections are common. * More severe infections should always be considered, e.g. meningitis, pneumonia, osteomyelitis, septic arthritis, AIDs. * Recent foreign travel should prompt consideration of referral to secondary care for full investigations for tropical infections, e.g. malaria. * Non-infection causes of fever include connective tissue disorders, allergy, thyrotoxicosis and malignancy. * Disorders of thermoregulation: temperature can suddenly rise up to as high as 41.7°C (107°F) in life threatening condition such as heatstroke, thyroid storm, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, malignant hyperthermia and in certain CNS disorders. * One of the most common causes of night or nocturnal fever is Malaria infection. Diagnosis can be made through microscopic film identification of the parasite in a blood sample.

The normal temperature is 98.6o Fahrenheit (37o Celsius) But 97.3o is not uncommon and is completely normal to have as a body temperature. 97o-99o is considered a normal, and safe temperature range for humans.

I,d say its a little on the low side

Acetaminophen or an ibuprofen can help at bringing down the high fever. Drinking plenty of fluids at room tempt or warm can help as well as a damp towel cold towel to place on the forehead. If it remains high it is best to see a doctor.

In cold weather, many find that their hands and cheeks especially become dry and red. During winter months, skin may become more sensitive to shaving due to the drying effect of the cold. Other effects of cold weather damage can be dry or chapped lips, wind burnt cheeks, and red or dry patches on the arms and hands, especially the tops of the hands which are often more exposed to the cold.

Well the normal body temperature for every human being is around 98 degrees Fahrenheit so I don't think it changes for a child. But when your body temperature is in the 100's that means you have a fever.

Our body tends to lose or gain heat according to the room temperature - (Example: if the room is cold your body temperature will decrease and if the room is warm your body temperature will rise.)
Room temperature effects the body temperature of a human being because the higher the temperature difference between the room the temperature and human body temperature, the higher the flow of heat. If the room temperature is low, then the heat from a human body is transferred into the surroundings causing the room temp. to increase and body temp. to decrease. If the room temperature is high, then the heat from the surroundings is transferred into the human body causing the room temp. to increase and body temp. to decrease.

It all depends on the person. There are a lot of people out there that sleep better with a fan. Studies have shown that fans help people sleep in several ways. First, they keep you cool during the night so you don't get night sweats and wake up miserable. Second, the stimulation from air blowing across the face causes your mind to turn OFF (to a degree) outside stimulation which helps you stay asleep. Third, fans can mask a lot of the small noises that cause you to wake up during the night. There are websites that actually sell fans designed to help people sleep, see the link to sleepfans.com below in the related links section. All that to say, give it a shot, you may very well sleep better.