A clinical thermometer reads temperature from
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34 0C to 45 0C
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35 0C to 45 0C
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30 0C to 40 0C
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35 0C to 42 0C
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Clinical thermometers are designed to measure human body temperature, which ranges from below normal (35°C) to high fever (42°C). This narrow range allows for precise readings within the clinically relevant temperature span. Other ranges either miss normal body temperature (37°C) or extend beyond fever temperatures.