Human body thermometer instructions for use in influenza management
Human body thermometer operating instructions for dealing with influenza: Regarding dealing with influenza or epidemic fever, etc. The handheld human body thermometer, which can measure the temperature in a few seconds and is fast and accurate, is an indispensable temperature measurement tool in our lives.
Its working principle is to measure the surface temperature of the human forehead, and then obtain the actual body temperature of the human body based on the relationship between the forehead temperature and the body temperature. The optical component of the detector collects the energy emitted and reflected from the forehead to the sensor, and converts this information into a temperature reading through the electronic component and displays it on the display panel. When the temperature reading exceeds the high temperature alarm value, the instrument will sound an alarm, and at the same time The red alarm light lights up. It is a very important instrument in modern medicine.
Human body thermometers are mainly used to detect human body temperature in public places such as entry and exit ports, airports, stations, docks, hospitals, agencies, factories, schools, hotels and office buildings to facilitate the screening of patients with fever symptoms to reduce infection and epidemics spread.
There are many types of thermometers on the market, the most common ones are two, one is an industrial infrared thermometer, and the other is a human body-specific thermometer. Here I would like to remind everyone that industrial infrared thermometers can only Measuring the surface temperature of industrial objects cannot measure the temperature of the human body. If you use an industrial thermometer to measure the human body, the measured data will have a large error. Therefore, when we deal with influenza, we must use a professional human body thermometer. Measure the temperature. The infrared ear thermometer measures ear temperature and can complete the measurement within 1 second. Since the human eardrum and ear canal are less affected by external environmental conditions, the infrared ear thermometer can accurately measure body temperature. Human ear temperature is generally 0.4 degrees Celsius higher than armpit temperature. At this time, the infrared ear thermometer indication should convert the armpit temperature criterion of fever to the ear temperature criterion.
