"pleaseGoBackAndSelectOrgansFirst":"Please go back and select organs first",
"symptomsSelector":"Symptoms Selector",
"possibleSymptomsRelatedTo":"Possible symptoms related to",
"possibleSymptomsRelatedTo":"Possible symptoms related to selected organs",
"suggestionAIListDescription":"This is a list of symptoms suggested by our AI, based on the information gathered so far during the interview",
"whyAmIBeingAskedThis":"Why am I being asked this?",
"weAreAskingThisQuestionToBetterUnderstand":"We are asking this question to better understand your {symptoms} and improve the accuracy of the assessment.",
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"watchUsOnYoutube":"Watch us on youtube",
"connectOnLinkedin":"Connect on LinkedIn",
"riskFactorPageTitle":"What do you feel?",
"doAnyOfTheseApply":"Do any of these apply to you?",
"Clean the thermometer using soap and cold water.",
"For rectal insertion, apply a small amount of petroleum jelly to the end of the thermometer.",
"Insert the silver tip into the anus or mouth.",
"Hold the thermometer in place for 2 minutes, or as long as recommended by the manufacturer.",
];
finaldummyExplication="The most accurate measurement is rectal temperature. You can also measure the temperature under the armpit or use contactless thermometers. However, using the contact thermometer is more accurate. Follow the thermometer manufacturer's instructions. A temperature above 37°C or 98.6°F is classified as a fever.";