Question

A clinical thermometer is placed in a person’s mouth and then removed to read the temperature.
Why is a clinical thermometer more suitable than a laboratory thermometer for this purpose?
A It has a larger range.
B It has a linear scale.
C It has a steady reading
D It has a wider bore.

Answer 1

Answer:

C it has steady reading

Answer 2

Answer:

C) It has Steady reading

Explanation:

A  clinical thermometer has kink which makes the mercury inside the  clinical thermometer helps to prevent back fall

this kink is absent in laboratory thermometer