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RESEARCH SUPPORTS TEMPORAL ARTERY THERMOMETER ACCURACY FOR PERIOPERATIVE USE

Findings from a recent study published in the Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing support the use of the temporal artery (TA) thermometer as an acceptable alternative for noninvasive temperature monitoring in perioperative areas for adults undergoing elective surgery.  The study examined agreement between various temperature measurement methods during the perioperative period. Oral, axillary and temporal artery

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Exergen's Temporal Thermometer Reviewed By Freebie Spot

Exergen’s TemporalScanner has been reviewed by the Freebie Spot website. The blogger credits the TemporalScanner’s accuracy and emphasizes ease of use saying, “As a parent, I appreciate any product that helps avoid the hassle of having to hold a fussy and sick child down long enough to get an accurate thermometer reading.” She also includes

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Exergen Thermometer Reviewed By Girly Girl Giveaways

Girly Girl Giveaways blog has posted their review and giveaway of Exergen’s Temporal Scanner. The blogger recalls her own experience with her newborn and expressed her doubts about the accuracy of underarm given a squirmy, fussy baby. She highlights her reaction to receiving the Exergen TemporalScanner saying, “If only I knew about this three years

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Exergen Thermometer Featured By Arizona Republic

The Arizona Republic’s online website, AZCentral.com has featured the Exergen TemporalScanner in their article, “In-Home Gadgets to Keep You Out of Doc’s Office.” The article shares a list of products that “help you stay in tip-top shape between medical appointments” and cites the TemporalScanner as the example for digital thermometers. To read the complete article

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Research Shows Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometry Equivalent To Rectal Thermometry

Watertown, Mass., September 9, 2011 – A recent study published in the Journal of Pediatric Nursing showed no statistically significant difference between Exergen temporal artery thermometry (TAT) and rectal thermometry (RT).   The results, which exhibited a strong correlation between the two measurement methods, are consistent with the findings from an earlier study by Al-Mukhaizeem et

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