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  • Mercury thermometers that have a short, stubby bulb and are considered safest with children, but are not generally considered accurate enough for adults. These thermometers are designed for use in the armpit, but may also be used in the mouth or rectum. Axillary thermometers usually require a longer time to record temperature than other mercury thermometers. Axillary mercury thermometers are used to take periodic temperature measurements as primary diagnostic indicators.
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