Q: Place the person's head in a neutral position and insert a laryngoscope into their mouth to hold the tongue and pharynx out of the way. Then the ET tube can be inserted down the patient's throat, past the vocal cords, and into the trachea. If the person is not already unconscious, they will need to be sedated before having an ET tube inserted. As you are inserting the tube, you should be able to see where it is going until it gets past the vocal cords. At that point, you need to start watching for the marking near the end of the tube to line up with the vocal cords. The mark on the tube indicates the average length an ET tube should go down into the trachea. There are length markers all along the length of the tube. When the tube is in place properly in an adult, it should indicate a depth of anywhere from 20 to 25 cm at the corner of the mouth. If the mark on the tube is positioned correctly at the vocal cord, the depth marker at the mouth should also be in the correct position. Later on, this mark will be an easy way for doctors and nurses to ensure that the tube continues to be in the correct position. Once you have inserted the tube to the correct depth, inflate the cuff. This is a balloon at the bottom of the ET tube that holds the tube still in the trachea. It is inflated by attaching a syringe to its port and squeezing in 10 cc of air. In addition to holding the tube in place, the cuff keeps liquids out of the lungs. This helps minimize the chance of aspiration while the person is intubated.
A: Insert the ET tube into the trachea. Insert the tube until the lower depth marker is at the vocal cords. Check that the depth marker is at the opening of the mouth. Inflate the cuff to hold the ET tube in place.

Q: While it might seem like the only way to be cool is to hang out with the most popular kids you can find, the truth is, being really cool means being friends with a lot of different kinds of people. Take the time to get to know each person you meet, no matter what clique they're a part of. Then, befriend the people you like the most. Being cool is about more than just being popular. Popularity can change overnight and is based on the opinion of others, while being cool means staying true to yourself no matter who else is around. and sharing secrets. If someone starts talking bad about another person while you're around, either ask them to stop, ignore the conversation entirely, or walk away. You'll seem a lot cooler if you're too laid-back to get involved in rumors and other drama. Be careful what you say about other people, too, so you're not unintentionally the source of any rumors yourself. For instance, if your friend tells you in confidence that her parents are getting a divorce, don't share that information with anyone else. Unfortunately, in middle school, you might run into people who are unkind. If you spend time around someone and they put you down or make you feel bad about yourself, try to avoid them as much as possible. Instead, hang out with friends who accept you for who you are and make you feel good about yourself. If you're frequently the target of teasing or physical aggression, tell a teacher or another adult, and stick close to other students as much as possible to help make yourself less of a target. If you need to, find someone who's sitting alone and say something like, "Those kids over there keep messing with me. Is it okay if I sit here for a few minutes so they'll leave me alone?" Some people think that teasing other kids will make them seem cool, but this isn't true. Even if you're a victim of bullying yourself, avoid taking it out on someone who's less popular than you are. Being kind to everyone will make people look up to you, which will make you seem cooler. If you see bullying happening at your school, stand up straight, look the bully in the eyes, and tell them to stop. If you're concerned that this will put you in physical danger, report the incident to a teacher, parent, or another responsible adult instead. If you want people to think you're cool, try being funny! Be willing to laugh at yourself, even if you make a mistake. Also, laugh with your friends when they're being funny, and share funny memes or jokes that you come across. For instance, if you spill something on your shirt at lunch, don't get upset about it. Just start laughing, instead! More than likely, other people will laugh with youwhich is way more fun than having people laugh at you!
A: Be friendly to people from different social groups. Avoid gossip Spend time around people who build you up. Don't bully people to try to get attention. Have a good sense of humor.

Q: Think about how you envision your Barbie doll's new outfit. Where is she going to wear it? To a party? To school? To the beach? What will she be doing in her outfit? Dancing? Studying? Swimming? What type of outfit will work best for the place and purpose of the outfit? For example, you might choose to create a full skirt and short-sleeved top if Barbie needs a new outfit for a party. Or, you might make a pair of leggings and a sweater if Barbie needs something to wear to school. Or, you might make a new swimsuit and cover-up for a day at the beach! There are lots of free online sewing patterns for making Barbie clothes, or you can purchase patterns in a craft supplies store. Find a pattern that matches up with your sewing skill level to ensure that you will be able to complete it. You can make any kind of Barbie clothing you want, but you have to use a pattern. Make sure that any pattern you choose is meant specifically for Barbie dolls. Not all dolls have the same dimensions, so using a pattern meant for a different type of doll may result in clothing that will not fit your doll. You can use just about any type of scrap fabric you have around to make an outfit for your Barbie, or you can visit your local craft supply store to get new fabric. For thread, opt for a color that will blend in well, such as white thread for lighter color fabrics, or black thread for darker color fabrics. If you want to create multiple pieces, such as a shirt and skirt, then try to choose fabric colors and prints that will coordinate well. If you purchase fabric from a craft supply store, check the remnants bin to find small-sized, discount pieces of fabric.
A: Decide what clothing pieces you want to make. Choose a pattern. Select your fabric and thread.

Q: To make sure that hidden files do not show up, hidden files need to be set to hidden in the Folder Options. In Windows XP, open Windows Explorer, click Tools, and then Folder Options. Click the View tab and under Advanced settings make sure that "Do not show hidden files and folders" is selected. In Windows Vista and Windows 7, click Organize in Windows Explorer, then Folder and Search Options. Click the View tab and under Advanced settings make sure that "Do not show hidden files and folders" is selected. In Windows 8, click the Options menu in the top-right corner of the window and select "Change folder and search options." Click the View tab and under Advanced settings make sure that "Do not show hidden files, folders, and drives" is selected. Right-click on the file or folder and select Properties from the menu. In the General tab, check the Hidden box at the bottom. Click Apply and the OK. Open Folder Options and select "Show hidden files and folders." Navigate to your hidden file or folder. It will appear grayed-out to designate that it is hidden. Right-click it and uncheck the Hidden box in the Properties window.
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Change file settings. Navigate to the file or folder. Unhide the file or folder.