Where is the baby s body temperature measured, and how to measure the baby s body temperature?

I have used a regular mercury thermometer, a thermistor thermometer, a non-contact thermometer, and a thermometer attached to the door of my head.

By comparison, it must be our most common mercury thermometer is the most accurate, but he has a very serious shortcoming, that is, the cold touch of the child is very uncomfortable, the child will not like it very much, on the other hand, it needs to wait for five minutes so long, the child needs to struggle all the time, the adult has to hold it down, so relatively speaking, if you can not use it, we all try not to use this thermometer, now that the child is older, when he can understand the words, We're just starting to give our kids this thermometer now.

The other is the thermistor thermometer, which has the advantage of being able to see the temperature directly and intuitively, but he also has a very serious disadvantage, that is, it also needs to be clamped, so we give it up at home.

We used to use the thermometer that was attached to the door of the brain, but it was so inaccurate that we gave up.

Finally, I bought a non-contact infrared thermometer, his shortcomings are not so accurate, but after using it a few more times, I basically mastered its error range, and every time I measure the child's temperature, I will measure it several times, and then measure the temperature of the parents, comprehensively determine the child's body temperature, its biggest advantage is that you don't have to wait so long, the child can also measure the child's body temperature when he does not cooperate, and when the child is asleep, we will not disturb the child's sleep, you can measure his body temperature.

So our family is basically a combination of mercury thermometer and non-contact infrared thermometer, if you basically use an infrared thermometer to measure, if you feel really unsure of the mercury thermometer, and then use a mercury thermometer, and now when the child is older, basically still use a mercury thermometer.

Isn't the armpit supposed to be the safest, and this one is more accurate with mercury.

1. First prepare a mercury thermometer.

2. Then measure the body temperature with a mercury thermometer to measure the body temperature of the sick baby.

3. Take out the thermometer after 5 minutes.

4. After taking out the thermometer, look at the mercury on the side of the thermometer, and you can see the baby's body temperature.

Tool: Thermometer.

The thermometer looks at the degree, and the specific operation is as follows:

1. The thermometer is a Mitsubishi structure, with a font on each side, one side is marked with the production date and brand, one side is marked with the degree, and the other side is marked with a scale, as shown in the figure below. Spike bucket.

2. Next, the degree of the thermometer is from 35 degrees to 42 degrees, and the scale is divided into 14 large grids. Each large grid represents 0 5 degrees and is divided into 5 small grids of 0 1 degrees, as shown in the figure below.

3. Then, after removing the thermometer, hold the tail of the thermometer with your hand and turn the thermometer to the middle of the degree and scale, as shown in the figure below.

4. Next, if you gently turn it repeatedly, you will see a silver wire (mercury), as shown in the figure below.

5. Then, hold the tail of the thermometer, gently shake the thermometer so that the scale is below 35 degrees, and put it under the armpit (silver) for 10 15 minutes to take it out, as shown in the figure below.

6. Finally, along the gap between the scale and the degree of Xiangzu Mountain, look at the direction of the silver line, the current temperature is 36 4 degrees, as shown in the figure below.

1.Mercury thermometers are commonly used, first of all, let's talk about how to read. Hold the tail of the mercury thermometer in your hand so that your eyes are at the same level as the thermometer, and then slowly turn the thermometer to see the thick mercury column (the red line in the middle) from the front to read the corresponding temperature value.

Be careful not to touch the mercury end of the thermometer with your hands, as this will affect the mercury column and cause inaccurate measurement. Be sure to hold the tail and shake it before each look to make sure it's not the previous reading.

2.How to use:

Measure mouth temperature: 1) Shake the thermometer below 35 before use.

2) Place the thermometer under your tongue (just hold it, don't bite or talk too hard).

3) At least 3-5 minutes, 7 minutes is best.

4) Take out the thermometer, read the temperature data, wipe it with toilet paper, and then disinfect it with a cotton pad (wipe it from the tail end to the mercury end in a rotating way).

3.Measure axillary temperature:

1) Before use, shake the thermometer below 35.

2) Do not take a bath before measuring, first remove the sweat of the armpits, sandwich the mercury end of the thermometer in the middle of the armpits, be careful not to stick the meter out, if it is a child, pay attention to hold its arms to prevent movement.

3) Measure for 5-10 minutes.

4) Take out the thermometer, read the temperature data, and wipe the thermometer with toilet paper.