Communicable Diseases Summary
Communicable Diseases Summary: Guide for Schools, Child Care, and Youth Camps Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, November 2011 - 4 - Fever: For the purposes of this guidance, fever is defined as a temperature >100.0 F orally; an oral temperature of 100 F is approximately equivalent to 101 F rectally or temporally (Temporal Artery Forehead scan), or 99.5 F axillary (armpit).
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