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How to use Digital Thermometer to check your body temperature?

To use a digital thermometer to check your body temperature, you need to follow these steps: - Turn on the thermometer and make sure the screen is clear. If it shows any previous reading, press the reset button to clear it. - Choose the location where you want to measure your temperature. You can use a digital thermometer to measure the temperature in your mouth, ear, armpit, or rectum. However, different locations may give slightly different results, so you should use the same location every time for consistency. - If you are using the thermometer in your mouth, make sure you have not eaten or drunk anything hot or cold for at least 15 minutes before taking your temperature. Place the tip of the thermometer under your tongue and close your mouth around it. Do not bite or talk while the thermometer is in your mouth. - If you are using the thermometer in your ear, make sure the ear canal is clean and dry. Gently pull your ear up and back to straighten the ear canal. Insert the tip of th

What thermometer should we use to measure your body temperature?

A thermometer is a device that is used to measure the temperature of a body or an object. There are different types of thermometers that have different functions and methods of use. Some of the common types of thermometers are: - Digital thermometer : This is a device that uses a heat sensor to measure the temperature and displays the result on a screen. It can be used to measure the temperature in the mouth, ear, armpit, or rectum. It is easy to use and read, and it does not contain mercury or alcohol. To use a digital thermometer, you need to turn it on and place it in the desired location until it beeps. Then you can read the result on the screen and clean the thermometer with alcohol or soap and water. - Infrared thermometer : This is a device that uses infrared rays to measure the temperature without touching the body or object. It can be used to measure the temperature of the forehead, ear, or surface. It is fast and convenient, but it may be affected by environmental factors suc