The effect of respiratory rate and ingestion of hot and cold beverages on the accuracy of oral temperatures measured by electronic thermometers.
2007
: Researchers examined hot and cold beverage consumption, tachypnea, and bradypnea effects on oral electronic thermometer readings. Results indicate that waiting at least 30 minutes after drinking yields a more accurate reading. Outcomes also suggest that bradypnea may create false temperature elevations.
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