When reporting an axillary temp, you should: Add 1 degree Add 1.5 degrees Subtract 1 degree. Report the exact number measured.

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When reporting an axillary temp, you should:

Add 1 degree
Add 1.5 degrees
Subtract 1 degree.
Report the exact number measured.

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3638 degrees that is the answer

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