Afebrile for Dummies
pronunciation: eɪ'fibrəlWhat does Afebrile really mean?
Afebrile is a word used in medicine to describe a person who does not have a fever. You know when you're feeling sick, and your body gets all warm, and you start to feel really hot? That's what happens when you have a fever. It's like your body is fighting off some kind of infection or illness and it gets all fired up. Sometimes, doctors or nurses will use a special word to say that someone doesn't have a fever, and that word is afebrile. So if a doctor tells you that you're afebrile, it means that you don't have a fever and your body temperature is normal.
Revised and Fact checked by Emily Johnson on 2023-11-06 03:15:03
Afebrile In a sentece
Learn how to use Afebrile inside a sentece
- After taking the medicine, the patient's temperature returned to normal and it was found that they were afebrile.
- Even though she had a cold, her body temperature remained afebrile throughout the week.
- The doctor checked the child's temperature and confirmed that they were afebrile, indicating they did not have a fever.
- During the examination, the nurse noted that the patient had been afebrile for the past two days, showing no signs of fever.
- After recovering from the flu, the person remained afebrile, demonstrating that their body temperature had returned to normal.
Afebrile Antonyms
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Afebrile Pertains To
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