Describe a clinical thermometer. How
does it differ from the thermometer used
in laboratory?
Answers
Answer:
The clinical thermometer is used to measure temperature of human and animal body while the laboratory thermometer cannot measure temperature of human and animal body. ... - The temperature range of a clinical thermometer is 35℃ to 42℃ while that of laboratory thermometer is -10℃ to 110℃.
Answer:
Clinical thermometer / laboratory thermometer.
Explanation: A clinical thermometer is used to measure human body temperature, it consists of a kink which prevents immediate backflow of mercury, its temperature range is generally 35 degree celsius to 42 degree celsius.
A lab thermometer is used to measure temperature other than human body temperature, it does not consists of a kink , its temperature range is generally -10 degree celsius to 110 degree celsius.