What is your body temperature now that we've had it taken a hundreds times to enter businesses during Covid?
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Our scanners consistently say 92.0-93.5. They work great obviously.
I've only had my temperature taken twice in the last year both times at the dentist. Curious as to where you're getting your temp taken 100 times?
I had my temp taken once at a hockey game and have no idea what it was, she just waived me through.
I had to get scanned by security daily before entering a customer's business that I was at for 2 months. It was basically a formality. After a week, the security guard didn't even look at the reading...
Nope, you just have the gonorrheas. Sorry.
Oh wait, that means I got it too. SONOFABITCH!
98.6 was a norm set back in a time before antibiotics in which many more people were sick than what we might see in the present day. Most people will be below.
www.yalemedicine.org
Is 98.6 Degrees Really a 'Normal' Temperature?
Yale Medicine experts explain what body temperature means, as screening becomes common during COVID-19.
www.yalemedicine.org
Temporal scans generally read about 1 degree lower than checking your temperature orally.
Yeah...never once had my temp taken at a business. In fact I believe the only times it has been taken was at doctors and dentists.
We have to input it into a Google doc every day along with answering the standard questions. I've started guessing what it'll be before taking it. Gotten pretty good...generally no more than 0.2 off.
Ranges from mid 94's to mid 97's depending on whether I'm running the heat or the AC in the car.
Ranges from mid 94's to mid 97's depending on whether I'm running the heat or the AC in the car.
I’m also a colder person. I rarely ever feel cold but my am temp will be around 95.9 and afternoon will get as high as 97.7.
My reading is based on my thermometer stuck under my tongue. I have a second thermometer that I check against the first thermometer.
