Question

temp (f) normal or abnormal medical term for this condition (afebrile, febrile, hypothermia) 99.2 rectal 97.7 oral 101.0 oral 99.6 rectal 98.6 axillary 97.6 oral 95.0 oral 100.2 rectal

Explanation:

Step1: Recall normal body - temperature ranges

Normal rectal temperature is 98 - 100.4°F, normal oral temperature is 96.8 - 99.1°F, and normal axillary temperature is 95 - 98.6°F.

Step2: Analyze 99.2°F rectal

Since 99.2°F is within the normal rectal range (98 - 100.4°F), it is normal and afebrile.

Step3: Analyze 97.7°F oral

97.7°F is within the normal oral range (96.8 - 99.1°F), so it is normal and afebrile.

Step4: Analyze 101.0°F oral

101.0°F is above the normal oral range, so it is abnormal and febrile.

Step5: Analyze 99.6°F rectal

99.6°F is within the normal rectal range, so it is normal and afebrile.

Step6: Analyze 98.6°F axillary

98.6°F is within the normal axillary range, so it is normal and afebrile.

Step7: Analyze 97.6°F oral

97.6°F is within the normal oral range, so it is normal and afebrile.

Step8: Analyze 95.0°F oral

95.0°F is below the normal oral range, so it is abnormal and hypothermia.

Step9: Analyze 100.2°F rectal

100.2°F is within the normal rectal range, so it is normal and afebrile.

Answer:

Temp (F)	Normal or Abnormal	Medical term for this condition (Afebrile, Febrile, Hypothermia)
97.7 Oral	Normal	Afebrile
101.0 Oral	Abnormal	Febrile
99.6 Rectal	Normal	Afebrile
98.6 Axillary	Normal	Afebrile
97.6 Oral	Normal	Afebrile
95.0 Oral	Abnormal	Hypothermia
100.2 Rectal	Normal	Afebrile