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It has a similar bulb-like shape as an oral thermometer but usually has a shorter and stubbier tip for easier insertion. You'll need a digital thermometer and a lubricant to take a rectal temperature.

The report also notes dirty shelving in the walk-in refrigerator, heavy ice build-up in the freezer and a small refrigerator leaking and without a thermometer to monitor temperature. A follow-up ...