Body Temperature Fever Tracker 2.25.19

Body Temperature Fever Thermometer Records Diary is an application designed to help users maintain a record of their body temperature readings. In the current situation where monitoring body temperature is crucial, this app proves to be a valuable tool.

The app allows users to enter and view their temperature records, along with custom tags and notes. It also provides a summary of the entered records, as well as graphs, statistical analysis, and reports based on the input data. Additionally, the app features an info and guidelines section to keep users informed and allows them to calculate their BMI by creating a profile.

Body Temperature Fever Thermometer Records Diary Measure App provides users with the maximum and minimum range of temperature values, allowing them to store previous records for reference. The app also offers information about body temperature, specifically tailored to match the readings provided by a thermometer.

This app not only provides information related to body temperature but also allows users to store and retrieve their temperature values. This comprehensive record-keeping feature enables users to have a complete history of their body temperature readings. Furthermore, the app presents the stored data in graphical form, offering a visual representation of temperature fluctuations over time.

The graphs supported by Body Temperature Fever Thermometer Records Diary App include Line Graph, Bar Graph, and Dual Axis Line Graph.

Features:

1. Enter body temperature with age and name
2. Track list of temperatures with estimated results
3. Track temperature in graph format
4. View body Mass Index (BMI)
5. BMI calculations in both Metric and Imperial measurement methods
6. Suggestions based on your body BMI
7. View indoor room temperature
8. View outdoor temperature and humidity

Body Temperature Fever Thermometer Records Diary App stores temperature values but does not measure body temperature. The values and graphs are intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered as actual body temperature measurements.