Temperature *Part 1* (Vital Signs & Critical Thinking Nursing Students

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Where is part 2 of this video?

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[@destany9591]

Ever time my vitals are checked my heart rate is rapid and my BP is spiked. I do have a history of hypertension and thyroid conditions. But I'm a very active, slim, healthy 25 year old. I get short of breath and chest discomfort sometimes. I get short of breath laying down. One time I went to ER with chest pain and they took vitals the doctor there admitted me over night. My blood work turns out fine. I feel fine now until shortness of breath..

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Yes, you're gestures make the video that much more enjoyable lol. BTW -you could take my rectal temperature anytime.

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[@cafayette]

how about ear route for temp mike?? we utilize that route in our hospital... how accurate is it since ? would you consider that as a core temp??

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very accurate and very fast. But expensive

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Where's part 2?

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[@shelly7160]

What about the ear?

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[@bebengchu5867]

what?lol the normal temperature is 98.something ,ive thought 35.4degree celsious ..hmm maybe different thermometer

[@xxxxnandaxxxx]

35.8 in Celcius, 98.6 in Farenheight.

[@amandawithlov3908]

98.something is in Fahrenheit for this presentation.

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