Yes, but the amount will depend on many factors such as the ambient temperature [the air or water around you], the temperature of the beverage. the amount of hot beverage consumed and at what rate, and your body's natural system which works to maintain a body temperature of approximately 98.6 Fo. If your body temperature is low, then the hot beverages will help to raise it back to normal. However, if your body temperature is at or above normal, your body's cooling system will tend to work to get rid of the added heat in order to maintain normal.
You usually have to be sick to have a high fever...
Well you can eat anything when you have a fever. but its the thing do you want to eat or not???? but yes i do eat chocolate when i have i fever. i also drink hot chocolate and chocolate milk.....
well,they could drop it and BURN THEMSELVES. or they could burn themselves if they drink it while it is hot then you have to deal with a crying child. JUST GIVE THEM A JUICEBOX.
No, of course not.
They feel their forehead to determine if they have a fever. People with a fever feel hot. So if your forehead feels hot then you have a fever.
The best thing to drink while having a fever would be water, or if you are not eating, throwing up or having diarrhea you should drink something like Gatorade to give you electrolytes or fruit juice. However you should not drink any kind of alcohol, coffee, or anything else that will dehydrate you.
As you drink hot cocoa, the heat from the cocoa transfers to your hands and then to your body. This is an example of heat energy transfer through conduction.
The only possible way to get a high fever in 1 hour is to run around and get warm. Standing in the sun or getting a sunburn will also give you a high fever quickly.
yes
a. Wrap yourself in warm blankets while sitting in a closed off room b. Drink a lot of hot water c. Put a folded towel under hot water, ring, and place on forehead d. Rub forehead with dry towel, gently e. Both b & c
To give medicine to the child From RYAN
you feel hot. you feel hot.