Sentences with phrase «thermometer beeps»

When the thermometer beeps, remove it and read the number.

Remove the thermometer in two minutes (or if you are using the digital type, when the thermometer beeps).

The backlight turns red and the thermometer beeps ten times to let you know about the possible fever.

The thermometer beeps to alert you when it's finished taking a temperature, but you can also set it to silent mode.

And then spread the cheeks a little bit and put your thermometer probe in just that little half, half an inch, and wait until the thermometer beeps off.

Not exact matches

And it's actually super easy to reset the thermometer when your child grabs it and pushes all the buttons (which my son loves to do)... just hold the button to scroll all the way through, beep, beep, beep.

The LCD backlights blink, or the beeping sound arises or both when the thermometer gets a feverish temperature.

Last, gently insert the tip about 1/2 inch into your baby's rectum and wait for the thermometer to beep.

Insert the tip of the thermometer and hold it in place until you hear a beep.

Turn on the thermometer, place it under your baby's arm, and hold it in place until you hear a beep.

If the thermometer is digital, remove it when it beeps and read your baby's temperature.

The thermometer will beep in one second and provide you the result.

If your child has spiked a fever, this thermometer will beep and flash to let you know instantly that there is a problem.

With your child's mouth closed, leave the thermometer in place for about 1 minute, until you hear the beep.

As the thermometer reaches 100 degrees, it begins to beep quicker to alert the parent.

If you are using a digital thermometer, take it out when you hear the signal (usually a beep or a series of beeps).

You don't have to wonder if you're doing it right, because the thermometer will beep to alert you when it's done taking a reading.

The thermometer also has a built - in fever alarm that flashes and beeps when it detects a high temperature.

Another great feature for parents: this thermometer usually lets you know when it's finished reading by beeping, but you can mute the thermometer too.

This thermometer has a silent mode, so it won't beep after it's finished taking a temperature.

This thermometer may not be a good option for taking naptime temperatures from light sleepers, since you can't turn off the beeping alerts.

There are digital basal thermometers priced under $ 15.00 that beep when it is ready to go, light up, and store temperatures so that they don't have to be recorded right away.

Rectal thermometers need to stay inserted for at least 3 minutes and a digital until it beeps.

Use a digital thermometer with lubrication in the anus to check a temperature — leave it in until it beeps.