Write an article based on this "Examine your dog's balance. Watch for vomiting and diarrhea. Pay attention to your dog's breathing. Watch for signs of sudden appetite loss."
article: If your dog is staggering, disoriented, or dizzy, it could be suffering from neurological or heart problems, as well as low blood sugar caused by poisoning. Again, seek veterinary medical attention immediately. Both are highly irregular in dogs. They are signs of your dog's body attempting to expel foreign poisonous substances. Examine your dog's vomit/stool for content, color, and consistency. Your dog's stool should be firm and brown. If your dog's stool becomes watery, loose, yellow, green, or deep black, contact your vet. Panting is normal for dogs most of the time. It is their way of expelling heat. Heavy panting lasting for longer than 30 minutes may be a sign of respiratory or cardiac difficulty. If you can hear wheezing or crackles as your dog breathes, seek immediate veterinary medical attention.If your dog ingested something, it could be affecting its lungs. You can determine your dog's respiratory rate by watching the dog's chest and counting how many breaths they take in 15 seconds and multiply by 4 to get the breaths per minute. The appropriate respiratory rate of a dog is 10-30 breaths per minute. If your dog stops eating suddenly, it could be a sign of toxic substance ingestion. Call your vet if your dog displays a lack of appetite for more than 24 hours.

Write an article based on this "Check pipes and wires for copper. Sort yellow metals into the "brass" bin. Look for aluminum in cars, boats, and building materials. Check heavy items for dark gray lead. Look for stainless steel in your scrap. Store the containers of metal in a safe place until you sell them."
article: Copper has a reddish brown color. If you come across any copper, place it in the container labeled "copper." Most of the yellow metals you encounter are likely brass. Don't confuse brass with gold. Gold has more of a brown color to it than brass, and it's rarer to come by. Brass is commonly found in pipe fittings, valves, bullet casings, faucets, and doorknobs. Aluminum is a lightweight and silver metal. Check over aluminum with your scrap magnet to make sure there's no iron attached. If there is, remove it before you take it to the scrap yard or you won't get full price for your aluminum. Other places you might find aluminum are window frames, airplanes, bikes, and wheelchairs. Piping is commonly made out of lead. You can also find lead in the wheel weights on cars, in wiring, and in lead batteries. Stainless steel is silver and usually very reflective. Check for stainless steel in household appliances and cooking supplies like pots and pans. Don't leave the containers outdoors where someone could steal them. Keep them locked in your home or garage. You can also keep your scrap metal in a storage container until you're ready to visit the scrap yard.

Write an article based on this "Search for medical equipment via online sellers. Check medical equipment liquidation sales. Look for used medical equipment for sale at medical facilities. Talk to healthcare providers who are selling their old equipment. Confirm the equipment is in good condition before buying it."
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Do not expect a speedy response if the person is dead because they won't be able to respond. There are many online sites that sell used medical equipment at competitive prices, from general online selling sites like ebay.com or craigslist.com to more specific sites that sell used medical equipment, such as medibid.com, usedhm.com, disabledgear.com or dremed.com. You should do a search on these online sellers for specific equipment you are interested, such as monitors, defibrillators, or imaging equipment. Searching more than one online site at once can help you to find competitive prices and the best deals on used medical equipment. Medical equipment providers often have liquidation sales where they sell old equipment or used equipment that is sold through a consignment service through the provider. Do a search online or in the newspaper classifieds section for medical equipment providers who offer discounted used equipment. If you know a medical center is moving or closing near you, you may want to check in and see if they are having a closing or moving sale. You can often find used medical equipment at good prices through local medical facilities that are not taking their equipment with them or replacing their existing equipment. Many medical facilities will advertise their used equipment online on sites that sell medical equipment. You may want to do a search on these sites for medical facilities in your area who are advertising their equipment for sale. Reach out to healthcare providers, such as your doctor or a family doctor, and ask them if they have any old equipment they would be willing to sell. They may also be able to refer you to other healthcare providers who are thinking of selling their old medical equipment. Try to be specific about what types of medical equipment you are looking for when you talk to healthcare providers. If you are looking for a specific wheelchair model, for example, you may ask your doctor if he knows of any healthcare providers who might be willing to sell a used version of the wheelchair. When you are searching advertisements for equipment, make sure the ads contain several photographs of the equipment to ensure the equipment is in good condition. Look closely at the equipment for any damage, marks, or scratches. The seller should disclose any damage to the used items in their advertisement. If the seller does not do this, you may want to think twice before buying an item from the seller as the seller could be suspicious or neglect to specify damage to the item in an attempt to make a quick buck. You should also contact the seller directly through the contact info provided and ask for more detail on the equipment to determine its condition and if it is what you're looking for. Starting a conversation with the seller about the item can allow you to feel more comfortable about buying used medical equipment online and ensure you know exactly what you are buying from the seller.