In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If your dog's eye is repeatedly twitching, you should get the dog checked out by a veterinarian. Eye twitching can have a wide variety of causes, so its best to rely on the expertise of a veterinarian to assess the issue. In order for your veterinarian to get to the bottom of the problem, and in order to give a proper diagnosis, they will need to do a variety of tests on your dog. Your veterinarian is likely to start their examination by having you describe the dog's symptoms. Then they will do a physical examination and determine what additional testing needs to occur. In many cases of twitching eyes, your veterinarian will take a close look in your dog's ears. Certain types of ear infections can cause eyes to twitch. Testing may include laboratory testing of your dog's blood and imaging of the dog's head. Eye twitching can be caused by a bad reaction to medications that are prescribed for your dog. For example, a medication for colitis, called Metronidazole, can have a side effect of uncontrolled eye twitching. Discuss the possibility that the twitching is a side effect of medication with your veterinarian. They will be able to research the medication and determine if that is indeed a possibility. If the twitching is related to a medication, it should be replaced by a different medication, if possible. In some cases the eye twitching is a symptom of an illness the dog has. For example, eye twitching is a symptom of vestibular syndrome, an illness of the inner ear. If your dog is diagnosed with this syndrome, treatment should begin immediately. Treatment for vestibular syndrome usually begins with a dose of antibiotics if an inner ear infection is suspected. If the cause of your dog's eye twitching cannot be determined you can still give the dog supportive care. This means keeping it physically comfortable, such as giving it a soft bed to lay on, and keeping it calm. For example, if the dog is agitated and uncomfortable, your veterinarian may suggest giving it a sedative to allow it to rest peacefully. Additionally, your veterinarian may prescribe medication for nausea. The issues underlying eye twitching can oftentimes cause your dog to become nauseous and refuse to eat.
Summary: Take your dog to a veterinarian. Approve veterinary testing. Determine if eye twitching is a side effect of any medications your dog is taking. Determine whether the eye twitching is a symptom of a disease. Give supportive care.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your doctor may suggest these options when large numbers of warts are present or a large area is affected. Your doctor may also recommend one of these options if you've had several recurrences of HPV warts. An application of liquid nitrogen solution freezes the water found inside the warts, causing destruction of the cells that make up the warts. The provider will clean the area of the warts with an alcohol swab. An applicator tip containing liquid nitrogen will be applied to each wart until up to a 5mm margin of surrounding skin is frozen. An additional thirty seconds of freezing will be done until the skin turns white followed by a thawing period where the white area disappears. If the pain is bearable another period of freezing will be done. Within 24 hours, a small fluid filled sac (bulla) forms over the treated area. An additional course of treatment can be applied in one to two weeks as necessary. After two to four treatments within six to 12 weeks, 75-80% of patients experience a complete clearing of warts. Store kits are available for this procedure, but healthcare professionals recommend having a doctor administer it. This uses a high-frequency electrical current needle to cut the warts. Your doctor will apply a local anesthetic to the area first. Following the procedure your doctor may prescribe pain medication if needed. Electrosurgery has been found effective for a small number of lesions on the shaft of the penis. For this option, your doctor will cut the wart out with a scalpel. For a minimal number of small warts, your doctor will inject 1% lidocaine anesthesia to numb the area. However, general anesthesia may be used for more extensive cases. Your doctor may suture the two sides of healthy skin back together depending on the size of the excised wart. This method uses a carbon dioxide laser to evaporate the wart and is especially helpful in recurrent cases. This is an outpatient procedure done at your doctor's office (usually a dermatologist). Your doctor will administer a general or regional anesthetic to prevent any pain or discomfort from the laser. Your doctor will likely prescribe pain medication for after the procedure since most patients report significant discomfort after the surgery. It is extremely important not to move while the laser is targeted on your skin as this may lead to damage to normal tissue.
Summary: Consult your doctor about surgical options. Ask about cryosurgery. Inquire about electrosurgery. Determine if surgical excision is the right option. Ask your doctor about laser surgery.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When using PowerPoint slides you want them to actually help and raise the quality of your presentation, not simply exist alongside it. The best way to do this is to ensure that your slides do not simply restate what you are saying. You should not be reading from your slides. Really, you want PowerPoint presentations to contain as little text as possible. Having to read text will distract your audience, even if only unconsciously, from what you are telling them. With this in mind, keep your text to a minimum and present it in a way that is easy to read, such as a bulleted list. So, if you can't put all your information onto your slides, how are you supposed to tell your audience everything that can't fit into your speech? Handouts! Make a one or two page handout, for each audience member or for people to take at will, which contains a section for each slide or portion of your presentation. Here you can put extra information or key points of information that were included in your presentation. Graphics are what make a really engaging PowerPoint presentation. These can provide your audience with a new way of looking at what you are trying to tell them. They can provide information which may be difficult for you to convey in words, such as charts and graphs. You will want to be sure, however, that they actually add to your presentation and do not simply provide a distraction. With the above information in mind, you will want to be absolutely sure that you do not include unnecessary visuals or audio. Examples would include transition animations, clip art, sound effects, and cluttered templates or background images. These are the features which tend to make Powerpoint presentations boring, dated, and unhelpful. They distract audience members and add nothing to the presentation. They even hinder the audience's ability to absorb information.
Summary:
Streamline text. Give handouts. Use informative graphics. Cut unnecessary sounds and visuals.