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Does your skin give you an accurate measure of temperature? Why or why not?

If you don't get the question, here's an example of somebody measuring temperature with skin:

Putting your hand on your forehead to see if you're sick or not.

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Skin will cool due to sweat and evaporation, for instance, as the body works to bring down your internal temperature. For this reason, skin temperature shouldn’t be used as a substitute for a thermometer that measures core temperature. It can, however, function as a warning sign that something has changed.

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