IN: What happens next?

An otter is outside on a small rock that is surrounded by hundred foot rocks in the water. The camera then begins to pan the rocks and a man begins tight roping between them. as he

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- is doing this he begins to lay on his back on the top of the rocks and try to get free but ends up resting on the bottom of the rock to hang between them in the water.
- is walking, he makes several attempts to cross but falls three times before finally making it to the other side.
- tightens the rope, he talks back and forth about the location and the fish he catches below.
- reels in, he looks into the camera and starts talking about the water and reels his fish out in the end.

OUT: is walking, he makes several attempts to cross but falls three times before finally making it to the other side.

IN: What happens next?

How to study edema
Know what is edema.
Edema is defined as an excessive accumulation of fluids in the space between cells or the interstitial space. There are two main types of edema.

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- These are localized edema and generalized edema. Fluids inside blood vessels are usually under the effect of two types of pressure.
- In the first type of fluid you will see white-then beige. In the second type, you will see cloudiness.
- Excess fluids can make your blood pressure rise and your muscles tense up. Excess fluids cause irregular discharge in the area in which fluids are given.
- Excess lack of fluid can make it difficult for cells to function properly. Excessive draining can cause fluid to be separated from the cell.

OUT: These are localized edema and generalized edema. Fluids inside blood vessels are usually under the effect of two types of pressure.

IN: What happens next?

How to handle false accusations
Internalize the situation.
Being the subject of false accusations can trigger a range or responses from frustration to full-on panic. Your goal should be to accept your present circumstances without blowing them out of proportion.

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- You may be inclined to deny the severity of the situation or hope that the problem will go away on its own. You need to appreciate the situation to properly take action to resolve it.
- Make reasonable expectations based on the fact that you are gone. For example, if you have moved to another city, the real outcome could be that you followed directions exactly and then came home in the morning with nothing but a hot drink.
- You can't be very forgiving when someone falsely accuses you of something that is not in your best interest. You can strike a deal if you are able to handle the subject matter without defensiveness.
- Suppose that you are out with friends and your ex, a grumpy co-worker, and a couple of bridesmaids come into the building with you. One of you is flirting with their mutual romantic partner.

OUT:
You may be inclined to deny the severity of the situation or hope that the problem will go away on its own. You need to appreciate the situation to properly take action to resolve it.