It starts with checking their temperature
As a caregiver, ensuring the health and safety of those in your care is a top priority. Whether you’re working in a hospital, nursing home, daycare, or home healthcare setting, monitoring body temperature is a crucial part of daily care. A reliable and hygienic thermometer is essential for tracking fevers, preventing the spread of illness, and making informed medical decisions.
Regular temperature checks ensure early detection of illness, helping caregivers take timely action.
Normal body temperature
97°F – 99°F (36.1°C – 37.2°C)
Low-grade fever
99°F – 100.3°F (37.3°C – 37.9°C)
Monitor symptoms and ensure proper hydration.
Fever
100.4°F+ (38°C+)
Check for additional symptoms like chills, sweating, or fatigue.
High fever
103°F+ (39.4°C+)
Seek medical advice, especially for vulnerable individuals like infants, the elderly, or immunocompromised patients.
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