In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to get a Green Card, you will need to have permission to work in the US. If you are already living and authorized to work in the US (e.g., on an H-1B visa or with an Employment Authorization Document), then the Green Card application process will be easier. If you do not have a visa or other form of approval to live and work in the US, you may have a long waiting period before you can get Green Card approval. If you do not have permission to work in the US already, you have a variety of options. If you are in the US temporarily as a refugee, a student, or a non-permanent employee, you can submit an Application for Employment Authorization (form I-765). There are also a variety of nonimmigrant visas available for people who want to work in the US temporarily. These visas can serve as stepping stones for starting the Green Card application process. Before approaching an employer or potential employer about getting a Green Card, consider whether you belong to one of these categories: EB-1, or "first preference": Workers with exceptional skills in the arts, sciences, education, business, or athletics, including researchers, professors, and multinational managers or business executives. EB-2, or "second preference": Workers in professions that require an advanced degree, people who are highly skilled in the sciences, arts, or business (e.g., with more than 10 years of experience and evidence of exceptional abilities or contributions in their field), and workers applying for a national interest waiver. EB-3, or "third preference": Skilled workers (people with 2+ years of training or work experience), professionals (people with a bachelor's degree or equivalent in their profession), and unskilled workers (for labor requiring less than 2 years of experience or training, e.g., manual labor in factory settings, or certain types of agricultural work). EB-4, or "fourth preference": Immigrants with special status (e.g., religious workers, certain physicians, broadcasters, and other special categories). In addition to your skills and credentials, there are other factors that may affect your ability to get a Green Card or work in the US. You may have trouble getting a Green Card or be ineligible to get a Green Card if you: Have a health condition that is potentially a threat to others, such as a communicable disease, or a mental disorder that may cause you to behave in ways that threaten yourself or others. Have a criminal record in the United States or another country. Have ties to organizations that are considered hostile to US interests, such as known terrorist organizations or totalitarian political parties. Entered the US illegally or have been working in the US without permission.
Summary: Look into your employment authorization status. Check the eligibility categories for employment-based Green Cards. Find out if there is anything that might make you ineligible.

It is important that the patient is made aware of these complications before the procedure takes place. Possible complications include: Breakage of the PICC line. This is serious complication of PICC line removal. To prevent breakage, the line should be removed gently land slowly without exerting much force. Infection. This is another potentially serious complication that a patient with PICC line can experience. An infection can arise at any time. Therefore, it is beneficial for the medical team to regularly monitor the PICC line, clean and train you to maintain its sterility as much as possible. The line would be flushed after each use and between changes of medication using a syringe of normal saline. Blood clot." While the PICC line is in place for weeks or months it is a good practice to infuse enough heparin (an anticoagulant) to fill the line thus preventing the line or tip from forming small blood clots between uses, in the idle time until the next infusion. This is done immediately after flushing the line with a syringe of normal saline solution. Embolism caused by catheter fracture. This is a serious complication of PICC line removal that can cause the patient to lose consciousness if a blood clot reaches the brain. Swelling and redness. These inflammatory symptoms can also occur as a complication of PICC line. The swelling and redness usually develop near the insertion of the catheter site. After removal of the catheter, the patient may experience pain in the upper arm. As a result, the patient's physician may prescribe pain medications or recommend over-the-counter medications so the patient can go about their daily activities. One of the most common OTC pain medications recommended following PICC line removal is ibuprofen. Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication that has both antipyretic (reduce fever) and and analgesic (reduce pain) properties. The recommended dose of ibuprofen (according the the Centers for Disease Control) is 200-400mg, taken orally every 4 to 6 hours. It is recommended that ibuprofen should be taken with some food or milk to avoid stomach problems Be sure to inform the patient to not engage in any strenuous exercises or do any heavy lifting for a minimum of 24 hours following PICC line removal. This includes moving furniture, lifting heavy boxes or engaging in any activity that involves repetitive arm or hand movements. A healthy diet is essential for proper healing, therefore it's a good idea to educate the patient about the types of food to eat following the procedure. This includes eating a lot of iron-rich foods to increase blood supply and strengthen the body. Iron-rich foods include red meat, chicken, spinach, broccoli, shellfish, pumpkin and sesame seeds, and nuts like peanuts, pecans, pistachios and almonds. If you/the patient has lost weight, you are encouraged to eat calorie-rich smoothies and shakes, which are full of nutrients, vitamins and natural sugars that will help one to gain weight in a healthy way. Instead of eating three large meals a day, the patient should be encouraged to eat smaller meals more frequently throughout the day. This will help to keep their energy levels up.
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One-sentence summary -- Inform the patient about several complications that can arise from a PICC removal. Advise the patient on the proper dosages for pain medications. Inform the patient about what sort of exercises to avoid. Educate the patient on proper nutrition.

Q: It's best to boost your health with fresh garlic. However, you can also boost your health by using dried garlic capsules. You can get these at most health food stores and vitamin or wellness retailers. Read product labeling to ensure that your chosen capsule has allium in it, which is important for reaping its health benefits. Following dosing instructions to ensure you get maximum health-boosting benefits. Avoid purchasing dried garlic tablets. The process used to make these destroy the health compounds in garlic. While supplements are not regulated by the FDA, you can choose a product that has a USP seal to ensure that what is in the bottle matches what the label says. This can also help you to choose the safest product possible. Some other types of seals that may indicate the product is trustworthy include: NSF International UL Consumer Lab
A: Swallow dried garlic capsules. Look for a United States Pharmacopeia (USP) verified product.

Problem: Article: A mortar and pestle is a good instrument for this purpose. Add the crushed seeds. Simmer gently for 5 to minutes. It is now ready to serve as it is. However, you may wish to add milk, as with ordinary tea.seeds:
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Boil the kettle. Crush or grind 1 tablespoon of anise seeds. Add 2 cups of boiling water to a saucepan. Serve.