Question

Please print out this page, then comple Medical Math Problems (1 pt. each) Convert into Degrees Celsius to following temperature numbers you should know (round the resulting numbers to the nearest tenth of a degree, keep at least 1 decimal in your answer): Normal axillary (measured under arm) body temperature is 97.5°F Normal core body temperature (measured orally, rectally, or otically -in ear) is 98.6°F Your child should not go to school, if their core body temperature is 100°F or higher Core body temperature below 95°F is considered Hypothermia A life-threatening medical emergency may result from the core body temperature exceeding 104F Just for fun, and interesting fact: The lowest body temperature, from which anyone had ever recovered, was S5.4"F (after near-drowning accident)

Answer 1

C/5=(F-32)/9

C=5/9(F-32)

1) Normal axillary body temprature 97.5 ⁰F= 36.39 ⁰C

2.. Normal body temperature 98.6 ⁰F= 37 ⁰C

3.Body temperature is 100 ⁰F or higher =37.78 ⁰C

4. Core body temperature denoting hypothermia 95 ⁰F=35 ⁰C

5. Core body temperature exceeding 104  ⁰F=40 ⁰C

6. Lowest body temperature which anyone has even recovered=55.4 ⁰F=13 ⁰C