Selected article for: "bacterial infection and normal range"

Author: Robinson, Joan L; Jou, Hsing; Spady, Donald W
Title: Accuracy of parents in measuring body temperature with a tympanic thermometer
  • Document date: 2005_1_11
  • ID: 0s6ort9f_1
    Snippet: Parents and health care workers use temperatures measured by parents at home to determine if a child requires medical assessment. Health care workers sometimes make decisions about the need for investigations and hospital admission based on the temperature that parents report. This is especially true in the newborn or in the immunocompromised patient, where any temperature above the normal range can be indicative of bacterial infection......
    Document: Parents and health care workers use temperatures measured by parents at home to determine if a child requires medical assessment. Health care workers sometimes make decisions about the need for investigations and hospital admission based on the temperature that parents report. This is especially true in the newborn or in the immunocompromised patient, where any temperature above the normal range can be indicative of bacterial infection.

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