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VICKS

Underarm Thermometer

Model V932

READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Thank you for purchasing the VICKS

Underarm Digital Thermometer, a professionally accurate instrument for

comfortably measuring body temperature. Please read these instructions carefully to ensure accurate temperatures and

safe operation. When used properly, this high quality thermometer will give you years of accurate, dependable use.

The VICKS

Underarm Digital Thermometer is designed specifically for measuring underarm (axillary) temperatures

of young children. It’s perfect for children who are too old for rectal measurements yet too young to hold a

thermometer in their mouth.

Unlike regular thermometers, the unique ComfortDisc™ of the Vicks

Underarm Thermometer is designed to find

the “hotspot” easily and comfortably every time.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

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High, prolonged fever requires medical attention especially for young children. Please contact your physician.

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Do not allow children to take their temperatures unattended.

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Do not allow children to walk or run during temperature taking.

If you have any questions or comments about the VICKS

Underarm Digital Thermometer, call

our toll-free Consumer Service Line: 1-800-477-0457.

TEMPERATURE READINGS

Temperature readings vary from person to person. Although there is no one “normal” temperature reading, a

temperature, taken underarm, ranging between 96 - 99°F is considered normal. A rectal temperature is generally 2°

higher and an oral temperature will be 1° higher.

The best method to determine your child’s normal temperature is to use the thermometer when they are feeling

well. Record the temperature twice a day (early morning and late afternoon). Take the average of the two

temperatures. This is considered your child’s normal body temperature. Any variation from it may indicate some

sort of illness and you should consult your pediatrician.

BEFORE USE

Your VICKS

Underarm Digital Thermometer is designed specifically for underarm use. It is recommended that for

15 minutes prior to use, your child should avoid eating or drinking any liquids, physical activity, or taking showers

or baths.

OPERATING YOUR VICKS

UNDERARM

DIGITAL THERMOMETER

Press the On/Off button to activate the thermometer. A beep will sound and the

display will come on. The display will first show the LCD display test (Fig. 1) the last

reading. After 5 seconds, the display will be in the ready mode (Fig. 2).

UNDERARM (AXILLARY) USE

1. Wipe the underarm with a towel.

2. Place the ComfortDisc™ under the arm so the sensor is touching the skin and position the arm next to the body

(Fig. 3). With a young child, it is sometimes helpful to hug the child to keep their arm next to their body. This

helps hold the thermometer steady and ensures that the room air does

not affect the reading.

3. When the thermometer first beeps (a series of 10 beep signals), this

provides a quick temperature measurement. To get a good, accurate

reading, continue to leave the thermometer in place under the arm for

up to 5 minutes.

Remember that this method produces a temperature about 1° lower

than a temperature taken orally and about 2° lower than rectal.

4. Turn the thermometer off by pressing the On/Off button. If you forget to turn it off, the thermometer will

automatically turn off after approximately 9 minutes.

5. Wash the thermometer as recommended.

TO RECALL THE LAST TEMPERATURE

Press and hold on/off button for 1.5 seconds and the last reading will show in the display with the letter “M” shown

under the degree sign for approximately 3 seconds.

hotspot

Sensor

Finger Grips

LCD Display

Start Button

188.8

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Fig. 1

Fig. 2

Fig. 3

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Brand	Vicks
Model	V932
Category	Thermometers
File type	PDF
File size	0.13 MB

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I just took my temperature but what is actually considered a 'healthy' body temperature? Verified

This partially depends on the body part where the temperature was taken. The following can be considered healthy: Forehead 35,8 to 37,6 °C, Ear 36 to 37,8°C, rectally 36,3 to 37,8°C and orally 36 to 37,4°C.

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What parts of the body are best to measure body temperature? Verified

This depends on the thermometer. Some thermometers are designed for use on specific parts of the body. With a regular thermometer, rectal usage is the fastest and most accurate way to measure body temperature.

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