Medical Indicators NexTemp® Single Patient Skin Thermometer, 96-104°F Color Dots Display, 100 EA/BX, 20BX/CS

NexTemp® Single Patient Skin Thermometer, 96-104°F Color Dots Display, 100 EA/BX, 20BX/CS

NexTemp Single Patient Skin Thermometer is an oral and axillary thermometer with a color dots display and a 96 to 104 degree Fahrenheit range. It fits healthcare settings that want a simple visual temperature check with a 1 minute oral response time and 3 minute axillary response time. Plastic construction and 0.2 degree Fahrenheit or 0.1 degree Celsius accuracy help support routine patient monitoring workflows.

Good Fit For

• Routine oral temperature checks
• Axillary temperature monitoring
• Patient care areas using Fahrenheit readings
• Workflows that prefer a visual color-dot display

Key Features

• Color dots display gives a visual temperature reading from 96 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit
• Oral or axillary application supports flexible use in patient care settings
• 1 minute oral response time helps speed routine checks
• 3 minute axillary response time offers an alternate measurement method
• 0.2 degree Fahrenheit or 0.1 degree Celsius accuracy supports dependable readings
• Plastic thermometer can return from black dots to green in a short period of time according to directions

Applications and Usage

• Checking oral temperature during routine patient monitoring
• Taking axillary readings when that method is preferred
• Using a visual dot sequence to identify the highest temperature reached

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Readings use a Fahrenheit measuring scale
• Oral and axillary response times differ, so allow the full read time for the method you choose
• The color dots change from green to black as the thermometer warms

FAQ

• Can this thermometer be used orally or under the arm? Yes. This thermometer is intended for oral and axillary use.
• What temperature range does this thermometer cover? The display range is 96 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
• How does the color dots display work? The dots start bright green at normal room temperature. As the thermometer warms, the chemical dots turn black in sequence until the highest temperature is reached.
• How long does a reading take? Oral readings take about 1 minute, and axillary readings take about 3 minutes.
• Does the display reset after use? Yes. The chemical dots revert to their original green state in a short period of time, so the unit can be reused or thrown away according to directions.

From NexTemp by Medical Indicators.