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| acceptable adult temperature range (Celcius) |
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| acceptable adult temperature range (Farinheit) |
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| What is the difference between rectal and oral temperature? |
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| rectal is one degree higher than oral |
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| what is the difference between axillary and oral temperature? |
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| Axillary is one degree less than oral |
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| accpetable adult respirations |
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| acceptable adult blood pressure |
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| what brain structure regulates body temperature? |
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| heat transfer from skin outward into the air |
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| heat transfer by direct contact |
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| transfer of heat by air conduction (a fan) |
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| acceptable infant body temperature celcius |
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| accpetable infant body temperature farenhiet |
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| overload of the body's heat regulation systems |
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celcius: less than 30 degrees
farenheit: less than 86 degrees |
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