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Temperature HS1

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temperature   the balance between heat loss and heat produce by the body  
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oral   temperatures taking in the mouth  
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rectal   temperatures taking in the rectum  
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axillary   temperatures taking in the armpit  
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aural   temperature taking in the ear  
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average oral temperature   98.6  
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average rectal temperature   99.6  
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average axillary temperature   97.6  
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normal oral range of temperature   97.6-99.6  
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normal rectal range of temperature   98.6-100.6  
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normal axillary range of temperature   96.6-98.6  
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causes of increased body temperature   exercise, illness, infection, excitemnet, high temperature in the enviroment  
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causes of decreased body temperature   starvation, sleep, decresed muscle activity, mouth breathing, exposure to cold temperatures in the enviroment, and certain diseases  
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hypothermia   a low body temperature below 95  
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fever   an elevted body temperature usually above 101  
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pyrexia   another term for fever  
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hyperthermia   a condition that occurs when the body temperature exceeds 104  
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clinical themometers   may be used to record temperatures. slender glass tube containing mercury or alcohol with red dye which expands when exposed to heat  
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rectal themometer   has a short stubby rounded bulb and may be marked with a red tip  
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what happens if a clinical themometer breaks   the mercury can evaporate and create a toxic vapor that can harm both humans and the enviroment  
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electronic themometers   registers temperature on a viewer in a few seconds. can be used to take all temperatures  
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tympanic themometers   specialized electronic themometers that record the aural temperature of the ear  
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plastic or paper themometers   contain special chemical dots or strips that can change color when exposed to different temperatures  
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