Digital Thermometer

A digital thermometer is a temperature-sensing instrument that is easily portable, has permanent probes, and a convenient digital display. The way a digital thermometer works depends upon its type of sensor. Sensor types include resistance temperature detector (RTD), thermocouple, and thermistor. Why is a digital thermometer preferred to a clinical thermometer nowadays? A digital clinical thermometer has the following advantages. Takes measurements quicker. Has better resolution (Is easier to accurately read) Do not use mercury, which can be harmful in some specific cases if released by breakage.  Do not subject the patient to the hazard of broken glass in the mouth if they bite down and break the thermometer. Is less expensive than liquid in glass clinical thermometers. A liquid in glass clinical thermometer has the following advantages. Holds in accuracy over longer periods with less chance of inaccurate readings. Is easier to disinfect. These two advantages are compensated for b...