B.Well WF-2000, Manual

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Please handle it with care and avoid knocks.
Do not press, bend, drop or break the thermometer
into small pieces.
3. Keep it out of the reach of children.
4. The thermometer must not be exposed to extreme
temperatures, direct sunlight or sources of heat.
It must be kept in a cool, dry and clean place.
5. Do not touch the probe with your fingers.
Do not dismantle the thermometer.
6. Do not immerse the thermometer in water or other
liquids.
7. The forehead thermometer must not be used for
rectal, oral or armpit temperature reading.
8. The precision of the measurement can be jeopard-
ized by: great perspiration of the forehead, use of
vasoconstrictive drugs and skin irritations.
9. Clean the temple where the probe will lean before
performing the measurement.
10. Measure the temperature far from direct sunlight
and wind.
11. This thermometer has to be used to measure
temperature on forehead (with skin contact) as shown
on the cover page.
A HIGH TEMPERATURE
A high temperature should be considered a symptom and not an ill-
ness. Usually it is the sign that our organism is fighting against an
infection.
In fact, it represents a defensive reaction of our organism that is char-
acterised by an increase in body temperature above 37°C and by an
increase in heartbeat and breathing frequency.
The normal temperature inside our organism is around 37.5°C, which
is the value read with the rectal method, the temperature in the
mouth is lower by about 0.5°C (37°C), while that under the armpit
is lower by 1°C (36.5°C).
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