How to take an axillary temperature measurement.
Vicks baby rectal thermometer instructions.
Operating your vicks baby digital thermometer press the on off button to activate the thermometer.
Place the thermometer under the armpit making sure it touches only the skin not clothing.
The vicks rapidread thermometer uses precision insight technology to accurately provide a temperature reading in only 2 seconds that identifies a fever based on the site location of the reading.
Whichever method is used it is recommended that for 15 minutes prior to use avoid eating or drinking any liquids exercising taking showers or baths or smoking.
It is recommended that for 15 minutes prior to use your child should avoid eating or drinking any liquids physical activity or bathing.
Important safety information high prolonged fever requires medical attention especially for young children.
Designed for comfort and convenience this unit features a flexible tip that can be used in the mouth rectum or under the arm.
Vicks thermometer v934 manual 2 pages 10.
A beep will sound and the display will come on.
Vicks thermometer v900g operation user s manual 2 pages 0 67 mb 13.
Your vicks rectal thermometer is designed specifically for rectal use.
Operating your vicks rectal thermometer press the on off button to activate the thermometer.
Before use your vicks comfortflex digital thermometer is a 3 in 1 thermometer for oral rectal or underarm use.
Clean the armpit by wiping it gently with a towel.
Vicks thermometer v901 instructions 2 pages 0 07 mb 12.
With clean hands use an alcohol swab to sanitize your digital thermometer then turn it on.
1 and then show the last reading.
The vicks baby digital thermometer v934 is designed specifically for measuring rectal temperatures of babies.
Vicks thermometer v900 instructions 2 pages 0 07 mb 11.
Your vicks digital thermometer is a 3 in 1 thermometer for oral rectal or underarm use.
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The display will first show the lcd display test fig.
Lower the arm.
