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How reliable would an oral temp be if you drank room temperature soda before doing it? woukd the room temp soda make it lower or higher?
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Temperature : Oral temperature It's affected by several factors, like hot liquids that could be ingested. It's not the most reliable method. If there is some doubt about the measure, you should double check it for example with an axillary temperature.
Answered 9/4/2020
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