人体体温人体正常体温(英语:human body temperaturenormal human body temperaturenormothermiaeuthermia)测量出的结果取决于在一天中的时间中身体内发生的变化,以及该人的活动水平。而正常体温一般值在

口探(舌下):36.8±0.4℃(98.2±0.72°F)

体内(直肠,阴道):37.5°C(98.6°F)

身体的不同部位有不同的温度,直接测量体腔内部的直肠或阴道的结果通常比口探测量稍高,而且口探测量比皮肤测量稍高。其他地方,如在手臂或耳后会产生不同的正常温度。

在一天中,因为身体的需要和人活动后的变化,一个健康的人体温在早上会较低,在傍晚和晚上则高大约0.5℃(0.9°F)。其他情形也会影响身体的温度,例如:当一个人饿了,困了,病了,或冷,体温也随之变化。

测量方法

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医用温度计显示38.7℃的温度读数

测量一个人的温度是一个完整的临床检查的初始部分。有用于测量的各类医疗温度计,包含:

  • 在肛门(直肠温度)
  • 在口腔(口腔温度)
  • 在手臂下(腋下温度)
  • 在耳(鼓膜温度)
  • 在阴道(阴道温度)
  • 在膀胱
  • 在额头上颞动脉皮肤

参考资料

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