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Highest temp

106.6 rectal. Temp did just fine with tylenol. The sepsis was a whole 'nother issue.

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107 fever rectally. Lowest 91.0 on a drunkard.

108.9 rectal. She was frying on some rave drug cocktail. Lowest was 89.3. Septic SNF pt.

108 rectally. Hydrancephaly kid. Did it all the time. He had the most devoted mommy ever. He passed at age 3 and I always have hoped she had another child to love.

Highest was 106.7 on a one week post surgical patient with sepsis. Developed DIC and died. Lowest I've seen was 86 on a patient would got drunk and fell into a creek and stayed there for few hours.

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Highest was 109. Had to bring them up to the cardiac OR for cardiopulmonary bypass to cool them down. No idea how she was mentally afterwards. Coldest is around 71-72, but we do that intentionally when we have to do circulatory arrest for aortic arch surgery. (Sorry, not ER but OR here, but I'm intruding on the forum.)

109.2 rectally, can't remember if he was a TBI or an anoxic injury but absolutely nothing would bring it down and he died the next day.

Wow, I think 103.something to 104. That scared the hell out of me, lol!

Lowest was room temp whatever that was. He was dead. Never took the temp but that was probably the lowest.

107 rectal on a babe. Did just fine. Seems like kids can handle higher temps then adults

Not without brain damage they can't...High temps cause enzyme degradation. Even if they looked fine...

Well I guess there is alot of brain damage in Chicago. I have seen it many times working in PEDs ER.

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