INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Chrome menu button is located at the top right corner of your browser, and features three horizontal lines. ” The Chrome settings page will open and display in a new browser tab.  ” All cookies will now be deleted from Chrome.  To delete just one specific cookie, point to the website for which you want the cookie deleted, then click on the “X” displayed to the right. To automatically delete cookies when you close all Chrome browser windows, place a checkmark next to “Keep local data only until I quit my browser" in the Content Settings dialog box.

SUMMARY: Launch Google Chrome and click on the Chrome menu button. Click on “Settings. Click on “Show advanced settings,” then click on “Content settings” under Privacy. Click on “All cookies and site data,” then click on “Remove all.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use your patient’s belly button as the center and divide your listening around the belly button into four sections. Listen to the upper left, upper right, lower left and right. Normal bowel sounds sound like when your stomach growls or grumbles. Anything else may suggest that something is wrong and that the patient requires further evaluation. You should hear “growling” in all four sections. Sometimes after surgery, bowel sounds will take a while to return. Most of the sounds that you hear when listening to your patient’s bowels are just the sounds of digestion. Although most bowel sounds are normal, some abnormalities could point to a problem. If you are unsure if the bowel sounds you hear are normal and/or the patient has other symptoms, then the patient should see a doctor for further evaluation.  If you do not hear any bowel sounds, that may mean that something is blocked in the patient’s stomach. It can also indicate constipation and bowel sounds may return on their own. But if they do not return, then there may be a blockage. In this case, the patient would need further evaluation by a doctor.   If the patient has hyperactive bowel sounds followed by a lack of bowel sounds, that could indicate that there has been a rupture or necrosis of the bowel tissue.  If the patient has very high-pitched bowel sounds, this may indicate that there is an obstruction in the patient’s bowels.  Slow bowel sounds may be caused by prescription drugs, spinal anesthesia, infection, trauma, abdominal surgery, or overexpansion of the bowel.  Fast or hyperactive bowel sounds can be caused by Crohn’s disease, a gastrointestinal bleed, food allergies, diarrhea, infection, and ulcerative colitis.

SUMMARY: Place the diaphragm on your patient’s bare stomach. Listen for normal bowel sounds. Listen for abnormal bowel sounds.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Woodlice stay hydrated by absorbing humid air and eating food. To keep the soil and atmosphere in the habitat moist, fill a spray bottle with water. Then spritz the leaves and soil of the habitat until they're moist. Feel the soil every day and spray it whenever it feels dry to the touch. Although the woodlice can eat the leaves that you put in their habitat, they'll need produce to nibble on. Put slices of raw potatoes, carrots, apples, or pears onto the leaves and leave them for the woodlice to eat. Replace the produce every few days so the food doesn't begin to mold. If you're planning on keeping the woodlice for over a week, you'll need to clean out the habitat. Remove leaves that are molding and replace some of the soil with fresh soil.  If you're using a terrarium or aquarium, wipe down the glass if there's dirt or smudges on it. While it's safe to keep them for longer, you should release them into their natural habitat so they can mate. If you'd like to take a woodlouse out of its container to observe, carefully pick it up with your thumb and forefinger. Leave it in the palm of your hand until it unrolls. You can also set it down on a flat surface so you can count how many legs it has and watch how it moves. Use light pressure when you pick up the woodlice since it's easy to accidentally crush them with too much pressure.

SUMMARY: Spray the habitat to keep it moist. Give the woodlice fresh produce. Clean the container if you keep the woodlice for more than 1 week. Hold the woodlice gently when you want to handle them.


INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you’re concerned about your tattoo but aren’t sure whether or not it may be infected, the best person to talk to is the artist from whom you received the tattoo. Show them how it’s progressing and ask them to evaluate it. If you’re experiencing severe symptoms, like foul-smelling discharge and significant pain, skip this step and go to the doctor or the emergency room immediately to receive treatment. If you've spoken with your tattoo artist and have tried to care for the tattoo as best you can and still are experiencing symptoms of infection, it's important to get to the doctor as soon as possible and get on antibiotics. There's usually not much that can be done topically to the tattoo, but medication can help fight the infection. Start taking antibiotics as directed as soon as possible to help your body fight off infection. Most topical infections should be able to be easy to kick quickly, but blood infections are serious business and need to be treated swiftly. Your doctor may prescribe topical ointment as well as antibiotics to keep your tattoo healing properly. If so, apply the topical ointment regularly and keep the tattoo as clean as possible. Wash it gently with clean water twice a day, or follow your doctor's specific instructions. After treating the area, you may need to keep the tattoo covered with sterile gauze, but also let it get enough air to avoid promoting further infection. The tattoo needs fresh air. Wash your tattoo regularly with a very small amount of non-scented soap and clean water, then blot dry it thoroughly before re-bandaging it or keeping it uncovered. Never cover or soak new tattoos that have become infected.

SUMMARY:
Show the infection to the tattoo artist. Go to the doctor. Use a topical ointment as directed. Keep the tattoo dry while the infection heals.