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procedure – Taking an oral temperature
Taking an oral temperature Position the tip of the thermometer under the patient’s tongue, as far back as possible on either side of the frenulum linguae. Placing the tip in this area promotes contact with superficial blood vessels and contributes … Continue reading
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