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Comparing mercury and disposable thermometers.

Nurses should adapt their practice in the light of research findings, rather than adhere to ritualistic practice. Research has shown that single-use disposable thermometers have a number of advantages over mercury-filled thermometers. If using single-use thermometers, it is advisable to keep a supply of alternative temperature-measuring equipment for use in hypothermia.