Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know the common symptoms of appendicitis. Monitor any pain you feel. Be aware that you may feel pain higher up in your body if you are in your third trimester. Pay attention if the pain you feel is followed by vomiting and nausea. Be aware if you suddenly develop a fever. Monitor any paleness, sweating, or lack of appetite that you experience.

Answer: These include: abdominal pain often starting centrally near your belly button and gradually shifting over a few hours towards the right side (this is the most worrisome sign that likely indicates appendicitis) nausea and/or vomiting (beyond what you may have experienced in conjunction with pregnancy) fever lack of appetite. The most reliable sign of appendicitis is pain that starts out dull in and around your belly button and, after a few hours, shifts over to the right side and becomes more intense. The "classic" appendicitis pain is located two-thirds of the way between your belly button and your hip bone (this spot is called McBurney's Point). If you have appendicitis and try to lie on the right side of your body, you will feel the pain more strongly. You may also feel pain when you stand or move. Some women experience pain when they stand because they have an overly stretched round ligament (something that can occur during pregnancy). However, that sort of pain goes away within a few moments. Appendix pain, on the other hand, does not go away, so this is how you can distinguish them. Women who are 28 weeks pregnant and up will feel pain right under the lowest rib on their right side. This is because as your child and your womb grow, your appendix gets moved. Instead of it being located between your belly button and right hip (in McBurney's Point) it will move up your abdomen so that it is pushed right below the right side of your ribcage. As you most likely know, vomiting and pregnancy go hand-in-hand. However, if you have appendicitis, you will feel pain first and then you will vomit (or the nausea and vomiting will be worsened as compared to what they were previously). Also, if you are later along in your pregnancy (after the initial vomiting stage has passed), nausea and vomiting are much more likely to indicate something else going on like appendicitis. When you have appendicitis, a low grade fever usually develops. A low-grade fever by itself is not too much of a cause for alarm. However, it is really the combination of fever, pain, and vomiting that should concern you. If you experience all three of these symptoms at once, you should go see your doctor. Both sweating and paleness can be brought on by the nausea and fever you have when your appendix becomes inflamed. You will also lose your appetite - this happens to anyone experiencing appendicitis, regardless of whether they are pregnant or not.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click your name tab. Click Friends. Click Edit Privacy. Click the box to the right of "Friend List". Click Only Me. Click the box next to "Following". Click Only Me. Click Done.

Answer: It's at the top of the Facebook page. You'll find this option below and to the right of your profile picture. It's in the top right corner of the list of friends. It will say something like "Public" or "Friends". Doing so will ensure that only you can see the people in your friend list. This box will also say something like "Public" or "Friends". It's at the bottom of the "Edit Privacy" window. Now Facebook won't display your friends list or your followers list to the public, which will prevent other users from being able to view you as a suggested friend based on mutual friends.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Log into Tumblr on your mobile device. Tap the pencil icon. Tap the "Audio" icon. Search for your song. Add text to your post. Tap "Post.

Answer: If you've not yet installed the Tumblr app, download it from the Google Play store (Android) or the App Store (iOS). The Tumblr "palette" will now appear, showing icons that represent different posting methods. You'll be brought to a screen with a list of songs and a search box. Note that you cannot upload audio files to Tumblr using the Tumblr app on Android or iOS. Any audio you post from the app needs to be on Soundcloud or Spotify. Type something into the search field, such as a song or artist name. Tumblr will display a list of results from Soundcloud and Spotify. Tap the audio you want to post. Type any text you want to appear in your audio post. You can also tap the "Gif" button to browse a list of pre-made GIFs. " Your audio post will now appear in your followers' feeds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Listen the vehicle when you try to start it. Check the battery terminals. Test the battery. Attempt to jump start the vehicle. Test the starter solenoid.

Answer:
The easiest issue with starting your vehicle to diagnose is often a dead battery. When you turn the key in the ignition, listen to the sound the motor makes as it attempts to start. If it doesn't make any sound at all, it may simply be a dead battery. If you can hear clicking, it may be because the starter is attempting to work but does not have enough power. If the engine is turning over but won't start, it likely isn't an issue with the battery. Open the hood of the vehicle and look over the connections from the battery to the engine. There are two terminals (positive and negative) and both must have clean metal on metal connections in order to transmit electricity sufficiently. Check to ensure both cables are connected and that the terminals aren't covered in debris or oxidization. Use a steel tooth brush to clean corroded battery terminals. Ensure the cables are tight on the terminals and cannot be wiggled or pulled off the battery. Once you've checked the battery cables, use a voltmeter to test the voltage in the battery. Turn on the voltmeter and touch the positive (red) lead to the positive terminal on the battery, then touch the negative lead to the negative terminal. If the battery is fully charged, it should read between 12.4 and 12.7 volts. If the battery is dead, try jump starting it. If the battery won't hold a charge, replace it and try starting the vehicle again. If the cables on the battery are secure, use another vehicle to jump start the engine. Connect the two batteries using jumper cables, making sure to use the red cable on the positive terminals and the black cable on the negative terminals. Be sure to connect the positive to the positive and negative to the negative terminals, otherwise you may do serious damage to the vehicle. Some engines have a main fuse just after the battery that will pop if you accidentally switch the cables. You will need to purchase a replacement fuse if you break it. If jump starting the car didn't work, there may be an issue with the starter or solenoid. Start by testing the starter solenoid using a test light. Touch the test light to the bottom terminal on the solenoid and ground the negative cable on the body of the vehicle. Have a friend attempt to start the vehicle to see if the solenoid engages. If the solenoid does not engage, it has gone bad and will need to be replaced.