INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As with any medical diagnosis, you'll need a doctor to make a diagnosis and prescribe treatment. Take the person to an emergency care provider if their breathing has become strained or labored, or if their wheeze has worsened. Many urgent care centers are open 24 hours a day. Some emergency care centers prioritize children, so you may get immediate treatment. You can call your doctor if you think you can get in that day. When speaking to the receptionist over the phone, explain that the situation is urgent and you'd like an appointment today. If that's not possible, visit an urgent care center immediately. The doctor will be able to prescribe medication to help clear up the respiratory infection. They will also likely offer immediate nebulizing treatment to help the patient breathe better. With a serious infection, symptoms can quickly worsen. Don't panic, but take them to an urgent care center immediately. They need to see a doctor, but their symptoms are still completely treatable. Even if the person doesn't show strained or labored breathing, take them to the doctor promptly if they display any of these symptoms: Vomiting. Fast, shallow breaths. Refusing to eat, or breathing to fast to be able to eat. Lethargic behavior. The doctor will need a full background to make a diagnosis. Describe the symptoms to the doctor, including how long they have been ill, how sever their cough is, and whether they've had a fever or ear infection. You can help the doctor further by answering their questions about the person's medical history. For example, the doctor may want to know if they are frequently exposed to secondhand smoke, or if they are on any medications. In some cases, the doctor won't be able to diagnose bronchiolitis through observation alone. This is common, and no reason to worry. The doctor may ask to administer examinations that will allow them to image the lungs and to test for the presence of the RSV virus (which most commonly causes bronchiolitis). Tests include: Chest x-rays. Blood tests. A nasal swab. Pulse oximetry, in which a painless blood oxygen sensor is lightly clamped on a finger.

SUMMARY: Take the person to an urgent care center. Seek medical attention if the individual displays severe symptoms. Describe the patient's behavior and medical history to the doctor. Agree to medical tests that the doctor advises.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hire a real estate agent who is familiar with rental property negotiations. Make sure the real estate agent knows the area where you are looking well and is able to broker a good deal for you. Your real estate agent will fill out purchasing paperwork and submit your offer to the selling agent for the property. Your real estate agent will then negotiate the sale of the property with the seller and their agent. Make sure you are comfortable with the final selling price of the property before you sign any buying paperwork. Before you sign the final papers to buy the property, get a full inspection done by a certified home inspection service. Make sure the property is free of any hazards and the foundation is solid. The inspection should ensure the property is safe for tenants to live in and is a good long-term investment. If you do find any defects or issues with the property during the inspection, weigh out the costs of repairs and maintenance. Make sure costs are affordable and will not put too much of a dent in your profit margins. If there are major issues or defects with the property, you may decide to walk away from the property and look elsewhere. Make the property attractive to potential tenants by doing small maintenance jobs like painting the walls and baseboards, cleaning the windows, and installing appliances. You may also remove any dirty flooring or carpet and repair any dents or scratches on the walls. If the property has a yard, clean up the yard and mow the lawn so it is more attractive to tenants. Make the property as livable as you can, within your budget, so you can rent it out quickly and easily.

SUMMARY: Go through a real estate agent. Get a full property inspection done. Do maintenance on the property so you can rent it out.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start by sweeping the floor, wiping off the countertop, walls or other tiled surface. Then, rinse off the surface of the grout to remove surface dirt and debris. Following the directions on the cleaning product, mix your cleaning solution. If you are cleaning a counter, you can use a small plastic bowl. If you are cleaning your floor, you should mix it in your mop bucket. You will notice that grout lines are slightly depressed from the surface of your counter or floor. Fill these depressions with the cleaning solution and then let it sit for at least fifteen minutes. After letting the cleaning solution sit for fifteen minutes, use your grout brush to scrub away the grime. Since the cleaning solution will break down dirt molecules, it should be easy to remove them with a gentle scrub. If you are cleaning a floor, you can add a cleaning solution, such as vinegar or oxygen bleach powder, to your mop water. Mop the floor with a liberal amount of the cleaning solution. Then, let it sit for thirty minutes. Finally, put fresh water in your mop bucket and rinse the floor. If you use vinegar, mix equal parts warm water and vinegar.

SUMMARY: Get rid of surface debris. Mix the cleaning solution with warm water. Flood the grout lines with the cleaning solution. Scrub the grout. Mop the floor with a cleaning solution.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There should be at least 3ft (910mm) between the candle flame and the surface above it. If burning multiple candles, place them at least 3in (76mm) apart from each other. This prevents the candles from creating their own drafts. Flammable items include: hair, clothing, decorations, books, paper, carpet, furniture, bedding, or curtains. Tie up any drapes or curtains, and remove any excess fabric. Make sure the candle holder you use is designed for the particular candle style and large enough to collect molten wax. Always place your candle on a heat-resistant surface. You can also use a non-flammable hurricane glass. Do not put your candle under an open window. Drafts or gusts of wind can potentially carry the flame and start a fire. If your candle is near an open window, close the window or move the candle. If your candle is in a drafty spot, relocate your candle somewhere without any drafts. Children or pets can accidentally hit the candle and create a fire. Candles, matches, and lighters should always be out of the reach of children or pets. You never want to leave a candle unattended. Staying within sight of the candle ensures that your property, your loved ones, and yourself are not in risk. It is helpful to inform others in your home when you are burning a candle. Always follow the candle manufacturer's recommendations on proper candle holders, burn times, and extinguishing. Do not exceed manufacturer suggestions. Make sure you read all of the directions on your candle before use. Every candle is different, and these are only guidelines for use. Smoke and fire detectors should be inspected annually to ensure they are working properly. Performing self-maintenance or professional reviews is important to make sure the devices are working properly to prevent any fires.

SUMMARY:
Place the candle in a well ventilated room. Remove your candle from anything flammable. Put your candle in a non-flammable candle holder. Check for any open windows or drafts. Place your candle away from the reach of children or pets. Keep your candle in sight at all times. Follow the candle manufacturer's suggestions. Perform routine fire detector tests.