Question

Which of the following statements correctly describes the temperature variations in a patient's records?

a. Highest temperature: 104.7°F; Lowest temperature: 97.3°F; Stabilizing temperature: 99.1°F; Biggest continuous drop: Days 3 to 5

b. Highest temperature: 102.4°F; Lowest temperature: 96.8°F; Stabilizing temperature: 100.5°F; Biggest continuous drop: Days 1 to 4

c. Highest temperature: 103.5°F; Lowest temperature: 97.9°F; Stabilizing temperature: 99.8°F; Biggest continuous drop: Days 2 to 3

d. Highest temperature: 101.8°F; Lowest temperature: 95.5°F; Stabilizing temperature: 98.2°F; Biggest continuous drop: Days 4 to 6

Answer 1

The correct statement that describes the temperature variations in a patient's records is option a.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statement that describes the temperature variations in a patient's records is option a. The highest temperature recorded is 104.7°F, the lowest temperature recorded is 97.3°F, the stabilizing temperature is 99.1°F, and the biggest continuous drop occurs from Days 3 to 5.