How Do Aural and Axillary Temperatures Compare with Oral Temperatures

question 34

Multiple Choice

How do aural and axillary temperatures compare with oral temperatures?

• A)Both are lower
• B)Both are higher
• C)Axillary higher, aural lower
• D)Aural higher, axillary lower

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