Answer:
Digital thermometers
Digital thermometers are quick to use, reasonably accurate and can be used under the armpit (always use the thermometer under the armpit with children under 5). Hold your child's arm gently against their body and leave the thermometer in place for the time stated in the manufacturer's instructions.
Ear (or tympanic) thermometers
Ear thermometers are put in the child's ear. They take the child's temperature in one second and do not disturb the child, but they're expensive and the reading may not be accurate if the thermometer is not correctly placed in the ear. So read the manufacturer's instructions carefully to find out how to place the thermometer in the ear and how long the reading will take.
Infared thermometers
These use an infrared scanner to measure temperature.
Strip-type thermometers
Strip-type thermometers, which you hold on your child's forehead, are not an accurate way of taking their temperature.
Mercury thermometers
Do not use mercury thermometers. Mercury-in-glass thermometers haven't been used in hospitals for some years and are no longer available to buy. They can break, releasing small shards of glass and highly poisonous mercury.
tama po yan sana makatulong pa brainliest na din thanks
