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Why do electronic thermometers read higher in the oral mode, than the Accuflex Pro?

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Why do electronic thermometers read higher in the oral mode, than the Accuflex Pro?

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The reason electronic thermometer read higher in the oral mode is because they add an additional value (usually 0.5°C) to the predicted value when displaying the final reading. This is done to simulate the body’s core temperature which is approximately 0.5°C higher than the oral temperature. The Accuflex Pro thermometer’s reading is the actual temperature detected by its sensor.

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