IN: What happens next?

How to diagnose and treat salivary cysts in cats
Examine the mouth area.
Swelling in the salivary glands often causes swelling around the entirety of the face, as well as blood in saliva and soft masses in the neck. Check the face and neck area to look for symptoms of salivary mucoceles.

OUT: Use your finger to gently pull up on the cheeks and expose the teeth and gums. Visually check for swelling, bleeding, or discoloration.

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How to stop retching after vomiting
Take small sips of a clear liquid.
Sipping room temperature water, flat ginger ale, a sports drink, or other non-caffeinated drink will help prevent dehydration and may help settle your stomach. If possible, take a teaspoon-sized sip every few minutes.

OUT: Try ice chips if you can't keep anything else down. Avoid acidic drinks, like citrus juice, as these can upset your stomach.

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How to utilize winter break for studying
Take a couple days off.
When your break begins, you may feel burned out from school and excited about having time off. Take a couple days off to clear your mind recharge so you can return to your studies with motivation.

OUT:
Go on and sleep in, play video games, and do whatever else you want. Refreshing your mind will help you study better later.