Braun Thermoscan 7 Ear Thermometer IRT 6525

What is Braun Thermoscan 7 IRT 6525 Ear Thermometer used for?

Braun is the brand most used and recommended by doctors. Equipped with Age Precision® technology, this thermometer has a fever indicator depending on the person's age . Its color-coded display helps provide easy-to-interpret results.

It has a wide-angle probe for precise measurements , even on newborns. The Thermoscan 7 is as accurate as taking rectal temperatures on newborns. Its preheated tip, which ensures reliable measurements , and associated with ExacTemp® technology to ensure the stability of the device before taking the temperature.

This thermometer allows you to take your temperature quickly, gently and easily . Additionally, it has a night light for dark environments and retains the last 9 temperatures. Finally, Braun's disposable tips help prevent contamination.

How to properly use this temperature measuring instrument?

The Braun Thermoscan 7 is intended for domestic use. Its use is simple, intuitive, and offers professional precision. Here's how to use it:

• Preparing and Turning On : Take it out of the box, press the On/Off button and get ready to measure.
• Age selection : Use the Age Precision button to select the corresponding age.
• Temperature measurement : Insert the probe, wait for the confirmation beep, and get the result.
• Safety and cleanliness : Be sure to use a clean, new tip for each measurement.

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What are the tips for taking the temperature correctly with this thermometer?

Always take the temperature in the same ear, as the temperature measured in the right ear may vary from that measured in the left ear. This is a natural physiological difference and is important to keep in mind when taking your temperature.

Ear temperature can be affected by things other than true body temperature, for example when the person:

• Wore something on his ears
• Slept on one ear
• Has been exposed to very high or very low temperatures
• Recently swam or took a bath or shower

In these cases, you should wait 30 minutes before taking the temperature.

Do not use the ear thermometer:

• If ear drops or other ear medication have been put into the ear canal. (Use the other ear instead.)
• If there is excess ear wax. (For an accurate measurement, make sure the ear is as clean as possible.)
• If the person has an outer ear infection (otitis externa). Using an ear thermometer could cause discomfort or pain.
• If there is blood or fluid in the ear

Presentation

1 Box containing:

• 1 Braun ThermoScan® 7 ear thermometer
• 21 disposable tips from Braun
• 1 Storage case
• 1 Instructions for use
• 1 Quick Start Guide
• 2 alkaline batteries, type AA/LR6 1.5 V

Our expert advice on natural health

What to do in case of fever?

Fever is a rise in body temperature above the normal range, usually due to a response to an infection or other illness. Here are specific steps to take if you have a fever:

• Clinical Evaluation : A clinical evaluation by a health professional is essential. Fever can be a symptom of various conditions, and a medical evaluation is necessary to determine the underlying cause.
• Administration of Antipyretics : Medicines such as paracetamol or ibuprofen may be prescribed according to medical guidelines to reduce fever. Selection and dosage should be based on the patient's age, weight and overall health.
• Hydration : Fever can increase fluid loss. Adequate hydration with water or oral rehydration solutions is recommended.
• Rest : Rest is essential to allow the body to fight the underlying infection or illness.
• Continuous Monitoring : Regular monitoring of body temperature, heart rate, respiration, and other vital signs may be necessary.
• Avoid Self-Diagnosis and Self-Medication : It is imperative not to engage in self-diagnosis or self-medication as this can make the situation worse.
• Dietary Precautions : Depending on the cause of the fever, specific dietary modifications may be required.
• Additional Measures : Depending on the cause of the fever, other clinical interventions may be necessary, such as antibiotics in the event of a bacterial infection.
• Medical Follow-up : Once the fever has resolved, medical follow-up may be recommended to ensure the underlying cause has been adequately treated.

Fever is a symptom that requires adequate clinical management. Working with a healthcare professional to determine and treat the underlying cause is essential for effective and safe treatment of fever.