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kielan
38c and above and you're gonna have a bad time.
ruferto
People can survive dry air temperatures well over 120 °C (248 °F) in the short term. Such levels are achieved in saunas
Extar97
209.66 F You dead if that happen
ruferto
no you're not
tonx916
Prebez
Accurate estimate is accurate.
DrTarte
Just finished my first nursing test of the year. I needs this
Asteroidrules
Trick question, correct answer.
ljnumber8
Boiling frogs?
WhyAmIHereIShouldBeWorking
Close, children
Lord0Trade
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-highest-temperature-a-human-being-can-survive
BjornFjord
I'd say the answer is correct. At some altitudes that would be enough to boil water.
vinylspear
Pasteurized.
xaosbob
Please tell me he wasn't marked off for this.
ISeeWhatIDidThere
This nearly boils my blood.
MakeLifeA180
this actually took me a minute until i say the "centigrade"
CloseupCaptionReaction
TigerThong
What kind of shit question is this
TheSecondPiewackit
Good luck getting his temp because he's ON FUCKING FIRE.
onlyhalfghost
No, humans don't catch fire until around 300 Celsius. Patient is however dead, cooked, and well done.
kranchan
Weak. 110C / 230F for these guys. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Sauna_Championships
chemistryschmemistry
This just makes my blood boil
matthiasfactor
tlouman
wait, What would the "Correct" answer be ?
onlyhalfghost
If they meant 98 Farenheit (because yanks) it should be in the 60-100BPM range. If they actually meant 98.7C, this answer is correct.
tlouman
But it clearly says Celcius and this seems to easy of an answer
Gufysk8er
Nailed it
Orangicus
Coincidentally, there is an experiment that found human perspiration to help in environments as hot as 250 F. 1/2
Orangicus
Way back in the day before air-conditioning or anything. Just a bunch of udes in an experiment about sweat.
davisboy42
There are two kinds of countries, those that use the metric system, and those that have been to the moon.
dearbluey
Though NASA used a combination of Metric and Imperial for their space and lunar missions back then.
cbale2000
Caused them a few issues getting parts to fit together too.
therewk
Sadly, a Mars probe was lost because of this... :(
Shamorza
Seriously though, is there (under normal circumstances) a co-relation between temperature and heart rate?
AMartianPotato
Yes, but I have to assume this question should say "resting heart rate".
Munnin41
Yes there is. Heart rate is a bit slower when its cold because your arteries and capillaries contract, and vice versa when hot
MakeLifeA180
assuming this were Fahrenheit, i'd still have a hard time predicting a precise BP. 60--100
gonzar09
This question is incomplete. What's temperature is 98.7 C? Are there any modifiers that affect core body temp?
turtlefarm
Ambient temperature in a sauna for example. A good while in a sauna will raise heart rate to about 120–150 bpm .
madmanmoe64
I think 98.7 is the body temp, but they meant Fahrenheit.
haveyouheardabouttheseinternetmemes
But even then, a 22 year old female marathon runner is gonna have a different heart rate than a 63 year old male software engineer.
hitshappens
It's part D of a biophysics question. Logistics, including bodyweight, were likely given in earlier parts
haveyouheardabouttheseinternetmemes
Good point.
ThatoneQuebecguywhothinkshesCanadian
What was the answer supposed to be?
orangeorangutan
If it was Fahrenheit... 60-100 adults, 80-120 pediatrics
HoboTerry
Neat
OnlyWantToSayOneThing
Depends if its a trick question or a mistake. 98.7F is normal body temp. 98.7C is death in all patients. It could be testing reading skills.
OnlyWantToSayOneThing
How can you be a doctor if you don't read temperature scale signs? You might overdose a patient because you don't read the signs. 1g =/= 1mg
maathimself
Doctors make mistakes on prescriptions fairly often, it's why we have pharmacists.
ScootyPuffSr
Because people DO mis-read signs, and it DOES overdose (and kill) people, so we damn well better test for it.
HoboTerry
Yeah
turtlefarm
I recon it refers to ambient temp, like a sauna for ex. Heart rate is higher in a sauna.
Xenolith166
If your ambient temperature is 98 degrees celsius, you dead son.
turtlefarm
Ambient temp = temperature of surroundings, e.g. air inside a sauna. Not dead, trust me, I've been going to sauna all my life.
Xenolith166
Lemme spell it out. Ninety eight degrees, CELSIUS. AKA more than 200F. Human flesh cooks at 120F. You would be DEAD.
HoboTerry
Are you having a stroke?
turtlefarm
What on earth do you mean??
tooomanysteves
Before anyone tries to be smart: this refers to body temperature, not air temperature. This was from a human biology exam.
turtlefarm
How you came to that conclusion? Body temp of 98.7C means body is solidified. Would be pointless to measure body temp. I'd say its ambient.
GadenKerensky
People who have internal temps in the high 30s tend to be in trouble. If it's 98, you're close to boiling your blood away.
turtlefarm
At 98C your body has long ago solidified. Protein denaturation process starts around 43C. Oven roast is cooked to around 75C to be done.
Iskyandar
Body or air temp doesnt matter at these numbers.
SithElephant
It actually does, you're 'fine' for a few minutes at 98C, especially clothed.
tzap
If the air is dry, you're fine in 100C for a very long time given adequate access to drinkable water.
ErinFromTheOffice
After "very long" at 100C, your drinking water will be boiling and less than ideal for drinking.
tzap
Well.. Is it drinkable then anymore?
saboten13
Clearly you don't do too well trying to be smart
AdmiralButtStuff
This.
retropedro
I'm pretty sure proteins denature above 50C
Geddo
This reply made my blood boil
Galhaar
A human body cannot survive heating to 98 Celsius. We die around 42.
siler7
I'm sorry, but after reading this, I can't help but feel a little smarter than you.
orangemarmaladesky
209.66°F
ColoneISanders
I believe as others have already pointed out to you, that you missed the "°C" part. 98.7°F is the "average" human body temp.
DangerTrain
I think your comment was definitely predating any smarts, that's for sure.
Naggert
Water boils at 100 C....
stopitlucas
If you internal temp is 98c then you're still dead...
OrkfaellerX
No you're not. Saunas go that high. As long as you sweat its "fine".
Watchtheadventuresofpeteandpete
Hence the emphasis on internal temp not air (external).The difference being, the actual body is at 98C not the air temp around the body 98C.
turtlefarm
The question doesn't refer to internal temp. The question is clearly: hr in high temp ambient . The answer would be: around 120-150 bpm.
Watchtheadventuresofpeteandpete
You responded to gnarkill710's comment. You are specifically saying a person could live with an internal temp of 98C.
tooomanysteves
Yes, that was literally the point of the post.
kaiswil2
You're still dead either way.
OrkfaellerX
You've never been in a Sauna?
Prebez
THIS was where the sauna comment should have been! :D
tinychihuahuaswillruletheworld
so normal internal body temp is between 36.5-37.5c ... you're saying a human wouldn't die with an internal temp of 98.7?
moldboy
no, the original comment was either way. Internal dead, external sauna - not dead
zanoii
Of course they would. But an external temp of 98,7 would be fine. Hot, sure but not lethal if you're healthy and do not stay for too long.
Prebez
Of course you would. But the poster said "either way", which I took to mean either body or ambient tmperature.
BojanglesTheFlyingCar
98 C is pretty high regardless of external or internal temps,
tooomanysteves
Agreed.
HoldingAccount
Temperature in a sauna can be 100 C. It's not dangerous in reasonable amounts of time.
HaniiPuppy
It's literally almost hot enough to evaporate water.
Hendlton
It's almost hot enough to boil water. Water will evaporate at much lower (air) temperatures.
Enderskild
Survivable external temperature in experiments, surprisingly, given adequate hydration. Humans are very efficient at cooling off.
Bloodyolive
A quick Google search shows this to be absolutely not true.
MonkeyHittingPianoDramatically
Lukewarm for the finns
Taokan22
That must have been quite the experiment.
Enderskild
USAF did crazy stuff back in the day.
OnlyWantToSayOneThing
If your heart and brain, internal body temp, is 100c you are dead. The highest survived fever was 46.5c. 1/2
OnlyWantToSayOneThing
We can survive EXTERNAL temps of 100c+ but only because we regulate our body temp... if body temp gets to 50c+ YOU ARE DEAD. 2/3 oops
OnlyWantToSayOneThing
If your body reaches 100c, your body has failed to cool off, you are dead, and your body temp has risen to reach outside temperatures. 3/3
TrolleyDolly
At near boiling point?
Memorphous
Ever heard of a sauna? :P
watercolortitties
You aren't internally as hot as the heat source.
tzap
By sweating, humans can survive indefinitely in surprisingly high temperatures. Anyone can try 100C in a sauna, though sauns tend to 1/2
eyeLied
be where you can also die from emancipation of the optic nerve.
tzap
.. be very humid environments where you can't safely stay for very long at those temperatures (tho most saunas are like 80C). 2/2
Perovskite
98.7°C = 209.66°F = 669.33°R = 371.85K
TedTheMan
rivens
Conversions look good, and the answer is true/falseish. While I personally have never reached 210º:
rivens
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/aug/08/sauna-championship-russian-dead
Toderdj
Oh I forgot to check units, assumed that was in freedoms. Yep he dead.
ruferto
Average sauna temperatures: btwn 70 and 100 °C (158 and 212 °F).
barhandar
On the outside. Max humans can tolerate in dry heat is 170C, IIRC. On the inside, higher than 41C=dead to having become cooked.
ruferto
well yea
Andalite
Yeah that'd make a heart stop beating
lmgursLibertarian
Can I call you dad? Since I mean, I am in the Perovskite family.
scnottaken
He taught you manners. You know how to conduct yourself.
lmgursLibertarian
I didn't get it from my perovskite dad, I have it in my copper oxide layers that I got from my mom. My cousin BaSrCaCuO is cool too.
ImgurModeratorsAreFuckingAssholes
Good bot
27182818284590452353602874713527
why on earth do people use Fahrenheit??
FriendlyNeighborhoodLoner
Because America. Stupid, I know. Also we don't have Digestives.
JackkBakin
Why?
SlightlyRelatedToThePost
AKA ded.
HarrisonLichtenberg
D-E-D: DED
ImOnlyHereForTheCheese
Thanks, science side of imgur!
ChickenEasy
Yeah, but how much is it in gas-mark?
eclect0
Sous vide human
kousi
So in other words ... dead.
Erzrig
98.7°C = 209.66°F = 669.33°R = 371.85K = 78.96°Re = 2.625e-30Θ = 32.57°N = 59.32°Rø = 1.95°D
ausernamewhat
Thank you fellow nerd.
Brachot
You are not a *true* nerd if you need conversion from Celsius, sorry fam.
ausernamewhat
Didn't need the conversion, I was just thanking him for his nerdom.
Badoop
ProxyPlayerHD
noone uses °R anymore, and almost noone uses °F either
Bob8372
Science uses R since it is an absolute scale and F is invalid for calculations because it is not.
ProxyPlayerHD
i never saw in R being used... as far as i know, it is dead, K and °C is used in Science everywhere today
FoxGodRecords
Everyone -I- know uses °F. But then, I'm a heathen.
tarataqa
All my friends are heathens!
kenobijuan
Bitch, I use F. Although, sir and or madam I do use C at work.
fuckingtnuc
Programmer? Nice.
pilojo
About 300 million people still use F
ProxyPlayerHD
out of 7 Billion
tarataqa
7 Billion losers though.
ProxyPlayerHD
7 Billion who realized that using one and the same system is far better for everyone
pilojo
I'm not saying they're right, I'm just saying a pretty big number of people still use it
ProxyPlayerHD
which just makes it even sadder that those people would have problems getting the Temperature outside their country
zsefvgb
Which is almost 5%. Huge amount
zsefvgb
And it's actually more as the us isn't the only country to use the imperial system, just the largest
IAmArthurKingOfTheBritains
328 Million to be more precise U.S., Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Palau, Caymans, Belize, and Bahamas
LurkerOfDarkness
Insignificant.
IAmArthurKingOfTheBritains
I know that's just my Accountant brain hard at work finding details no one cares about
ProxyPlayerHD
still a small amount compared to teh rest
IAmArthurKingOfTheBritains
I prefer the Russian method they just have Cold and Very Cold
ThisWorldMakesMeSad
What is the R? And is the K Kelvin?
WhyAmIHereIShouldBeWorking
No its thousand, 371,850 beats per minute
mrose50
This is Imgur. We like science/accurate stuff when possible thanks. Go back to work.
WhyAmIHereIShouldBeWorking
Apparently sarcasm doesn't transfer well into imgur, sorry if I offended
mrose50
No we got you were trying to be funny. We just don't like spreading falsehoods. Its douchy and there's enough idiocy in the world already.
xcopperx
R is realy hot and k is kinda hot
zsefvgb
I mean it's all the same temperature
bart2pl
R is rankine, one of those useless scales, introduced to counteract usa insistence of using fahrenheit for some goddamn reason
barhandar
Counteract? It's got same point-value as fahrenheit, if anything it encourages USA to keep F instead of using K and eventually C.
EngineerYo
Kelvin is to Celsius what Rankine is to Fahrenheit. They're both absolute scales and the reason R exists is so you don't have to scale F.
reese202
0°R = 0K. Both are equal to absolute zero.
ColoneISanders
So are women's reactions to my advances :(
BasisPoints
That's cold, bro
MyNameIsJesusAndIStealHubcapsFromCars
absolutely
reese202
R is Rankine scale. K is Kelvin. Rankine is similar to Kevin, but compares to Fahrenheit, instead of comparing to Celsius, like Kelvin.
IDontKnowWhyIFeelTheNeedToMakeAnAccoutToCommentThis
I got confused and thought it was radians. I am not a smart man.
CamelWides6
Kevin is so hot.
reese202
Lol dammit
Grinch01
Thats so dump
HitlersPenisAsASwastika
Sounds Rank
NoFudge
Hedgehoglet
why though? did the current three scales lack anything this new one provides or is it just fahrenheit ppl wanting to join the club?
malakim
Probably armpit-temp people wanting to feel extra special.
barhandar
Because Rankine is Fahrenheit-sized temp starting from absolute zero instead of whatever subjective bullshit Fahrenheit starts on.
Hedgehoglet
so its redundant and replaced by kelvin_
tonksl
Whats the point of that tho
AttackMyWeakSpotForMassiveDamage
Ideal gas calculations mostly.
catscratchfever97
R and K co.pare values to absolute zero rather relative zero. R is typically used in refrigeration design for some reason
ilikebigbuttsandcannotlie123
Is that why insulation have a R rating?
malakim
For the same reason people still use the armpit scale.
tonksl
But thats universal and everyone has armpit funk
lmgursLibertarian
In physics and engineering we use absolute scales to make the math much easier.... or really to make the math possible.
MrE158
Right, but what physicist or chemist is concerned with an absolute version of Farenheit?
lmgursLibertarian
Radiation is T^4 in absolutes but... (T-x)^4 = (T^4 - 4 T^3 x + 6 T^2 x^2 - 4 T x^3 + x^4) if you have to correct for a relative scale.
malakim
Why would you use Fahrenheit anywhere near physics, like ever? Its not a scientific scale.
mehwhyshouldithinkofsomethingunique
NewfoundlandMan
Best part is the picture thinks 0C is cold
Tastenklopfer
Well, water freezes at ~0C so it is fairly cold
TheDeadKing39
This made me laugh more than the post
Treblaine
Temperature is used to measure things other than whether dead or not, like after an animal is dead, how long till cooked.
SiberiaGivesMeTheChills
Or when subatomic particles stop moving :D. You know we ain't hunters and gatherers anymore. The world is a bit more advanced than that :D
Treblaine
??? Yes, advanced enough that using SI units is quite helpful. Absolute temperature is very useful in our advanced world.
GutsTheStruggler
We need to talk about Kelvin.
Gmayor61
I'd probably be dying at 0 Celsius lmao
BIDWK
As an australian the celsius metre fucked me up. Been like forever since its been below 5 and 10 is cold as shit to me
TheDrunkenWrench
Celsius has really ridiculous scales like 0 is where water freezes and 100 is where water boils. Total anarchy.
sunsetclimber
nobody saying it doesn't make sense some of the time
Oska328
And this is only true when pressure is 1,013 bar or 101325 Pa. So boiling and freezing points of water is dependig on pressure.
TheDrunkenWrench
Well yeah, that's the whole point of pressure cookers. But we're typically talking the atmospheric pressure you pointed out.
Jerrynstf
Can confirm the celaius. Live in northern canada.
CrouchingSniperHiddenCamper
Perfect
AnnoyedLynx
The Fahrenheit scale should be shorter than the other two
Raskull
thathsthejoke.jpg
YoureBeautifulandSomeoneLovesYou
They're not to scale
zsefvgb
Well C and K are...
fedoras
They're not two scales.
FoxGodRecords
They're three scales.
thyfartismurder
Jules are missing
Lamanch
Great username.
thyfartismurder
Thanks dude
zsefvgb
No, but Rakine is
trashbaby2k14
No sweetie
FoxGodRecords
*Joules
idownvoteplottwist
Not the same units. Energy is different than temperature.
thyfartismurder
I thought heat was energy
Jinxer13
Did you also think heat is temperature?
thyfartismurder
I was thinking, steam engines, internal combusrion, electricity, boilers, thermonuclear anything etc.
Jakiller33
https://imgur.com/iNd9b4d.png
Noevilgifs
I live in a place that regularly gets to 40F and 40c
JadeMcLeod
There are two types of countries. Those who use Celsius, and those who have been to the moon.
YesMyNameIsNo
Fucking America and Alaska. Catch the hell up. Use metric for God's sake
OGsatan
We're too busy using freedom units no thanks
YesMyNameIsNo
Yes, when filling my car up with fuel, I'll ask for 30FU gasses :P
OGsatan
Exactly
JadeMcLeod
Can't hear you, there's no air where we landed on the motherfucking moon
YesMyNameIsNo
OK yes, 1: nasal uses metric, 2: more than just you guys landed on the moon now, it's not that special. 3: imperial has had actual real---->
YesMyNameIsNo
---->problems almost resulting in death such as planes being almost destroyed filled with people because someone used wrong fuel measurement
AJojosReference
NASA uses the Metric system...
SlightlyRelatedToThePost
http://www.rhinocarhire.com/CorporateSite/media/Blog-Images/Blog-2017/Which-Countries-Drive-Left-or-Right-Large.png
Combatmatt
Left side of the road and left hand drive are two things, American cars are left hand drive but we drive on the right. Britain they're opp.
GaySocialistLiberalMuslimCommieAtheist
So is it basically just the British and former colonies who do it?
Ristle
Japan is the only one I remember outside that.
StopStaringAtMyUserNameItsVeryShy
TIL that in Australia people drive on the left side of the road
defman69
Fair enough but the temp one is 194 to 1 and the driving is just over two to one. Proportionally quite different.
Aimanfire
what happened to America? why is there a gap between france and germany? what is this map ._.
ALegendaryHero
Holy figgity fuck.your right.
idonthaveanyideawhatthehelliamtalkingabout
Where is Greenland ?
TheBeastRabban
Fuck is going on with USA there?
ChaoZer0
Africa has an extra country...
SlightlyRelatedToThePost
Looks like a genital wart.
LokiKingOfJotunheim
Global Warming and then the Great Resource War... The US finally built the Wall then invaded Canada, but then Texas invaded the South.
GutsTheStruggler
I thought we annexed Mexico and the then Chinese invaded Alaska for our resources, starting the Sino-American war.
TeraGX
They tried to include New Zealand, they disturbed the natural order.
removekarling
shit, is what it is
SlightlyRelatedToThePost
Lol, yeah, the map is pretty borked. Canada goes down to Florida and other horrendous inconsistencies, but the subject is accurate.
extremeblueness
Just keep in mind that we'll be laughing at you when you complain that 36 degrees is scorching, but that 35 degrees feels fine.
laziegoblin
Who's we? You and the other special snowflake?
extremeblueness
Me and the rest of the USA - not all of us are snowflakes.
laziegoblin
Saying that like it should impress me? World is a big place and for us, Europe is the center of the world map.
NaughtButOne
35 is awful. 36 is also awful. How I feel about the temperature is not so precise a scale that I need a range of 100 degrees to play with.
extremeblueness
I think the widespread response to my original comment perfectly illustrates my point.
vampirehedgehog
I can't imagine where a person would have to be for them to think both of those.
TheDrunkenWrench
What? What tf is one degree gonna do?
DenverCoderIX
36 C is like the perfect temperature to be outside, man. We're doing barely 32 C now and I'm freezing in the shadow.
fruust
I'm boiling at 36c
IamNotAshamed
I feel fine at around 26C. But I do live in cold wet germany.
w1n5t0ns
36 is killer hot! 18-22C is a pleasant outside temperature for me
Hullaballoonatic
I appreciate stp myself
AzgarOgly
100°C dead? Finns won't even laugh at you.
SteveLookather
Muualle olin menossa mutta kaimmä voin torilla poiketa
threeblackkittens
But core temp, not air temp...
AzgarOgly
There is a paper, on a paper stands "temperature is 98.7°C". You say core (processor core?), I say air.
threeblackkittens
Core as in the core temp of the human body in relation to heart rate as it's most likely a biology question on a test.
AzgarOgly
You really think I didn't get that?
rockshiv
100°C sauna is doable
AllTheCoolKidsPeeTheirPants
No... no it's not haha
AzgarOgly
Easily. I have being there, I have seen that. Ok, it would probably snap your ears and nose a bit.
mareli82
well not for long https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Sauna_Championships#2010_incident
AzgarOgly
Again it depends. The hottest sauna I have being in was 140°C according to local thermometer. Though it was absolutely dry and nobody //
AzgarOgly
was throwing water on. I could sit there, like 3 minutes before jumped into the lake. Then went back again. Regarding that competition, //
TheDrunkenWrench
Celcius? The hottest tempurature ever recorded on earth was just over 50, and people were dying.
DenverCoderIX
I've commuted on my A/C-les car at +60 C and I'm still alive. I think
SiberiaGivesMeTheChills
Air/core temperature. There's difference
YouCantHaveMyHouse
Yes, celsius.
AzgarOgly
That depends on an air humidity and length of exposure. Sauna at 80°C is cold. 100°C is kinda hot. 120°C is snapping quite sharp.
TheDrunkenWrench
Huh, just looked it up. Apparently it's all about limited exposure time? I learned something new today.