How to Read Glass and Disposable Thermometers

In this video, you will watch and practice how to read the temperature on a glass thermometer like the Mercury-Free Oral Glass Thermometer, and disposable thermometers like the TempaDot and NexTemp single-use thermometers.
After watching this video, sharpen your skills by completing the engaging activities and practice quizzes found in this course: www.ahtlearn.com
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Introduction and Importance
1:20 Reading a Mercury-Free Oral Glass Thermometer
4:36 Reading a Disposable Thermometer 1
6:22 Reading a Disposable Thermometer 2
8:03 Tips for Success and Conclusion
Intended audience: Allied Health Students, Health Care Workers
REFERENCES
1. Mercury Thermometer Alternatives: Promoting alternatives to mercury thermometers. (2019, December 10). NIST. www.nist.gov/pml/mercury-ther...
2. NexTemp. (2020, April 18). Medical Indicators. www.medicalindicators.com/nex...
3. Ripple, D. C. (2017, February 20). Selection of Alternatives to Liquid-in-Glass Thermometers. NIST. www.nist.gov/publications/sel...
4. TempaDOT. (2020, September 16). Medical Indicators. www.medicalindicators.com/tem...
5. Temperature: Digital and Glass Thermometers. (2020). Nationwide Children’s Hospital. www.nationwidechildrens.org/f...
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Thank you for sharing this video I now understand how to correctly read the thermometer

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Very Greatly explained brother Thank you God bless you.

[@krystalbrown3017]

Thank you so much for this video I must say I watched it about 3times but I finally got it thanks so much.

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Wow, I love this teaching. Thermometer made easy.

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It’s so much complicated, but you still make it easy. You are the best instructor! Thank you so much for taking the time to illustrate and explain all this. May the almighty Allah grant you goodness and mercy ❤

[@Msthomas085]

Thank you this was so helpful. I figured it out finally 😝❤️

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You taught me.Thank you so much!

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Thanks million times🎉

[@dubaidxb3632]

Please can you teach how to check pulse rate, respiratory rate and temperature please

[@champadhali6746]

Thank you so much sir

[@CJT3X]

I don’t know what liquid I’m looking for in my mercury free one. Is it a specific color? I’ve left it in for three minutes and see nothing different about it

[@divineengonge2012]

This so so helpful for me today!

[@Msthomas085]

Do you have a video on how to use a Sphygmomanometers while checking blood pressure I can’t figure that one out.

[@AlliedHealthToolsLLC]

Not at the moment, but we’ll consider it for future content. Thank you for your feedback!

[@daniellaoehring-gl9iy]

How do you read the bottom of the thermometer?

[@khushabusharma1310]

Thnk u sir ,

[@MsSpiffz]

I've got a glass thermometer. I knew how to read it off, no problem. What I can't do is to persuade it not to be set to maximum.

[@sabinachoudhury6673]

How to measure Celsius

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Very helpful video ..Thank you

[@nilimamandal4552]

Thnk u sir

[@godstimedailylifeactivities]

Thanks so much, you have saved me. But I can't read celsius can you help

[@AlliedHealthToolsLLC]

In reference to the glass thermometer shown in this video, each mark on the Celsius scale represents a value of 0.1 degrees. For example, look at the scale on the bottom of the thermometer. The marks after the 35 represent the values of 35.1, 35.2, 35.3, 35.4, 35.5 (long line in between 35 and 36), and so on. I hope this helps.

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@@AlliedHealthToolsLLC thanks for your assistance l really appreciate

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Kya

[@kingdomtalk8062]

@@AlliedHealthToolsLLC so the f is o.2 and c is 0.1 in shorter ?

[@ndeye925]

Helpful

[@sabinachoudhury6673]

Please help