The targeted axillary temperature ranges from 36.5 - 37.1 degrees. The reason for this temperature range is to achieve thermal stability in the newborn to maintain a normal body temperature.
<h3>What is the axillary temperature?</h3>
An axillary temperature is when your armpit (axilla) is used to check your temperature. A thermometer is used to take the temperature in your armpit. An axillary temperature is lower than the mouth, rectum, or ear. A digital thermometer is used to check your child’s temperature. Never use a mercury thermometer. A digital thermometer makes taking a baby's temperature simple with quick results. Other types of thermometers may not be accurate for newborns.
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