Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hands with antibacterial soap. Apply pressure to stop the bleeding. Do home care if the wound is not very deep or large. Go to the doctor if the wound is from an animal bite. Discuss treatment options with your doctor.

Answer: Use cool running water to wash your hands with soap. Do this before you touch the wound, as you do not want to put bacteria or germs in the wound. If you are cleaning someone else's wound, wear disposable medical gloves to protect yourself and them from germs and bacteria. Use a clean, dry cloth to apply pressure to the wound if it is bleeding. Keep the pressure on for 15 minutes to help the bleeding slow. You can also elevate the wound above your heart to stop the bleeding. If the wound does not stop bleeding or slow down after you have applied pressure, you may need stitches to close the wound properly. Go see your doctor. If the wound is a scrape or abrasion on the surface of your skin, or if it's less than 14 inch (0.64cm) deep, you can dress it at home. Make sure the wound is not too painful or bleeding profusely. All animal bites that have broken the skin, no matter how small, need to be seen by a doctor. They'll follow an established protocol that you won't be able to complete on your own. Most animal bites will be treated with an antibiotic, typically Augmentin. Some bites, especially those by a wild animal, will require a rabies shot in the arm. Your doctor may suggest that you get a tetanus shot if the wound is deep and dirty, or you haven't had one in 5 years. They may also recommend that you get stitches to close a deep wound and allow it to heal properly. Most deep wounds will heal well with stitches and proper care. However, they may scar, depending on how deep they are.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Judge the centering of the design. Turn the stamp over and look at the gum. Check for a stamp hinge. Look at the neatness of the perforations. Look for a cancellation mark. Evaluate the stamp's coloring. Determine the stamp grade. Leave the stamp on its envelope if it's still attached.

Answer: The more centered the stamp is inside the white perforation border, the better. You want the stamp to have an overall balanced, neat look. Stamp gum is the glue that sticks the stamp onto paper. You'll want the gum to be as perfect as possible, with no skips or heavy creases. A stamp hinge is a small, transparent piece of folded paper coated in mild adhesive, sometimes glued on the back of a stamp and used to attach it to an album page. A stamp hinge will make the stamp-less valuable, even after it's been removed. If your stamp has a stamp hinge attached, call a stamp dealer or expert before attempting to pull it off on your own, as you could damage the stamp further. Perforations are the small holes punched along the edges of a stamp that help you peel it away from the sheet. Some stamps will have more perforations or larger circles, but what matters most is that they have full teeth and clean holes. If a stamp has been used, it will be stamped with a cancellation mark over the design. The heavier the cancellation mark, the lower the value of your stamp; you want to make sure it doesn't blot or cover the stamp's design. You want your stamp's design to be bright and vibrant. Fading color can be caused by things like sunlight or artificial light, dirt, pollution, or skin oils. Based on the centering of the stamp design and the heaviness of the cancellation mark, you'll be able to get an idea of the stamp grade. There are a few possibilities for grade: poor, average, fine, very fine, and superb (mint condition). Essentially, the worse the centering of the design and the heavier the cancellation mark on the stamp, the closer to a "poor" grade it will receive. Superb grades are quite rare, since the stamp must be perfect in all aspects. You don't want to risk damaging the stamp by pulling it off or cutting it away. Sometimes an old, used stamp on an envelope with a special cancellation will have a higher value than the stamp would have unused and unattached. Ask an expert at a stamp show or get a professional appraisal to see if the stamp should be removed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Bring a tent. Bring a backpack if you plan on hiking. Bring some rope with 1/4'' to 1/2'' (6.3 to 12.7 mm) diameter. Pack a tarp to protect the top or bottom of your tent. Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Pack foldable chairs.

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A tent is the most common source of shelter used when camping. If you haven't set up your tent before, set it up in your yard once or twice before you arrive at your campsite to get some practice. Tents come in many different sizes. If you're camping alone, you could get a small, single-person tent. If you're camping with someone else, get a tent that accommodates both of you. If you plan on going hiking or climbing during your camping trip, you'll want a backpack. The size of the pack you decide to bring depends on how far you'll be hiking. Longer, more intense hikes will require a larger and sturdier backpack, while easier day hikes will only require a small day pack. Backpacks are either frameless, or have an internal or external frame. Internal frame packs tend to be more expensive and sit flush against your back. External frame packs are more affordable and tend to provide more ventilation. However, they are bulkier than internal frame packs. Smaller day packs that don't hold much are usually frameless. A sturdy rope has lots of uses when camping. You can use it as a clothesline, or cut it into various lengths in order to hang pots or bind your sleeping pad to your backpack. You'll want to store and coil your rope correctly when you pack it to avoid tangling. A tarp can provide additional protection for the bottom of your tent, or it can be stretched over your tent to keep it extra-dry. The size of the tarp you get depends on the size of your tent. The larger your tent, the larger the tarp you bring along. A battery-powered flashlight or headlamp is important for helping you find your way around your campsite after dark. Headlamps can be useful to complete tasks around your campsite, as your hands will be free. Be sure to pack extra batteries. You might also want to bring a battery-powered lantern. Collapsible camping chairs are perfect for sitting around the fire or just lounging around the campsite. The best camping chairs are lightweight and sold in specialty backpacking stores. If you're camping with a group, advise each person in your party to bring a foldable camping chair of their own.