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Single Patient Skin Thermometer | Single Patient Skin Thermometer | Single Patient Skin Thermometer | Single Patient Skin Thermometer | Single Patient Skin Thermometer |
| Features and Benefits |
- Convenient, Accurate, Inexpensive
- Continuous digital readout in 1 Degree F increments
- Adjusted for core temperature
- Lit bars indicate proper numerical reading in seconds
- Excellent detector of malignant hyperthermia and hypothermia, May be used in conjunction with probes
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- McKesson Forehead Temperature Strip
- Provides convenient, accurate and inexpensive way to monitor patient’s temperature
- May be used in conjunction with probes
- Lit bars indicate proper numerical reading in seconds
- Easy-to-use and quickly measure
- No batteries required
- Disposable design for convenient single use
- Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
- Packaged: 100 Strips Per Box, 24 Boxes Per Case
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- Dots are a bright green color at normal room temperature
- As the thermometer is warmed, the chemical dots turn black in sequence until the highest temperature is reached
- The chemical dots will revert back to their original green state in a short period of time, so the unit can be reused, or thrown away according to directions
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- Displays continuous temperature display in 1° increments while adjusting for core temperature
- Provides a proper numerical reading in seconds
- Provides a base line temperature that can be monitored to determine if the temperature is rising or staying constant
- Changes in color from RED/TAN to GREEN/BLUE that correlates to a change in temperature
- Provides a convenient, accurate and inexpensive way to monitor a patient's temperature trends
- Excellent detector of malignant hyperthermia and hypothermia
- May be used in conjunction with temperature probes
- .625 x 1.75 inch
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- Convenient, Accurate, Inexpensive
- Continuous digital readout in 1 Degree F increments
- Adjusted for core temperature
- Lit bars indicate proper numerical reading in seconds
- Excellent detector of malignant hyperthermia and hypothermia, May be used in conjunction with probes
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