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How to measure wounds
Draw the shape of the wound and write a brief description.
Look closely at the wound and its edges, and then draw the wound's shape. Write a brief description of the wound's appearance to go along with the drawing.

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- If you are using scissors, make sure to take off the top, bottom, and sides of the hole. You want to make sure that it is not roughly aligned with the surrounding tissue to its edge; it is perfectly flat and not stretched or nearly curved.
- If the wound is minor, write a short description of the wound. If it is serious, it should be listed.
- For example, you might use words like jagged, red, puffy, or oozing to describe the wound. Use a ruler to measure the length.
- A large triangular area may indicate wound diameter. ( use the drawing for navigation, or draw a circle) smaller triangular region may indicate opening in the wound.
A: For example, you might use words like jagged, red, puffy, or oozing to describe the wound. Use a ruler to measure the length.

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How to get to know your students
Designate five minutes a day for chatting with students.
To get to know your students, designate five minutes at the start of every class to engage in casual conversation with them. Ask about their extracurricular activities, favorite movies and music, or other topics that do not involve schoolwork.

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- Discuss topics you know your students like how they like to read or what books they like to listen to. Ask your students if they like to work on their homework.
- If you bring up the conversation by asking questions, look for signs that they're focused or engaged in a conversation. Ask them if they have a busy schedule or if they have the time to study, if they have finished all projects, or if they are trying something new.
- Getting to know your students' interests will give you insight into their personalities and provide the opportunity for future conversations. For instance, once you know a student's favorite sports teams, you can easily engage them in conversations about games, trades, and other sports news.
- If you are using these periods for daily chat, include it when meeting students. Use the five minutes as a way to ask admissions questions.
A: Getting to know your students' interests will give you insight into their personalities and provide the opportunity for future conversations. For instance, once you know a student's favorite sports teams, you can easily engage them in conversations about games, trades, and other sports news.

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How to manage tasks for remember the milk on twitter
Open the remember the milk homepage.
Visit the twitter sign up page for the remember the milk robot service.
There you'll find the direct link for the rtm robot that will help you connect your account so you can complete your tasks efficiently.

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- You may even find the link for a competitor account there as well. Click on the button that says' change/edit'.
- Sign up for which robot button you like. Click " next " in the dialog, and an option with your unique name will be shown.
- However, to be able to see this link, you'll have to log in to your remember the milk account. Enter into the box that contains the entry for your twitter username, your twitter username you'll normally use.
- Go to the settings menu in the left column and select " reminders. " this will display a list of all of the reminders and give you information on how to activate the disturb time feature.
A: However, to be able to see this link, you'll have to log in to your remember the milk account. Enter into the box that contains the entry for your twitter username, your twitter username you'll normally use.

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How to open cable ties
Find the locking mechanism.
If you look at a ready-to-use cable tie, notice that one end tapers to a point, while the other is capped with a tiny cube. When used, the pointy end is fed through a slot in the cube to form a loop and then pulled tight.

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- The cube is the locking mechanism that keeps the tie from worming back out through the slot, so look for that. Bend the tie's loose end back.
- Doing this typically only takes half a minute, but it can also take up to a day, depending on the size of the cube. Look for a locking mechanism that has small cubes on it.
- The cubes often have individual locking mechanisms and may be located at random. The locking mechanism used on most new cable ties will be located toward the top of the square-shaped end of the cable tie.
- This allows some of the dead cable to pass through so that the two ends of the cord each remain separated. Use a nut if the locking mechanism is plastic or sturdy.
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The cube is the locking mechanism that keeps the tie from worming back out through the slot, so look for that. Bend the tie's loose end back.