context: How to prepare for heart surgery
Bring a friend or family member to your appointments.
Sometimes when you are very stressed or nervous, it can be difficult to concentrate enough to take notes or remember exactly what the instructions were later.
Ask a loved one or trusted friend to go with you to the appointments before the surgery and take notes on what you will need to do.

OPTIONS:
- Plan what you're going to eat for the appointment. Nearly any healthcare provider will suggest preparing prepared meals the day of your surgery.
- The person will also be able to provide you with emotional support. If you don't understand what the doctor wants you to do, don't be afraid to ask.
- Make sure this person says they would stand by you and provide you if you have any questions. Consider asking someone to drive your friend or family member to appointments or you can do it yourself.
- During your appointment, stay as calm and in control as possible. Don't get angry or frustrated during your appointment.
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next sentence for the context: The person will also be able to provide you with emotional support. If you don't understand what the doctor wants you to do, don't be afraid to ask.

context: How to overcome hemophobia
Get help overcoming your phobia if it causes fainting.
If you try exposure therapy on your own, you might faint and injure yourself. You could ask a friend or relative to help keep you from falling and hurting yourself.

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- It's important to have a support system in place. Try using hypnosis or ginger to help by calming you and removing sensory triggers.
- It's best to have a family member or trusted adult help you stand up as soon as you feel anxious or unfocused. If it works out well for you, get a therapist.
- A friend or relative can help if you just get dizzy, lightheaded, or faint for 1 to 2 minutes. However, if you're prone to longer fainting spells or have ever required medical attention for fainting, work on exposure therapy with a mental health professional.
- They may set up a support system that allows you to do this. Anyone that's emotionally vulnerable might have access to a support group that can help you learn to block your fear when you need it.
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next sentence for the context: A friend or relative can help if you just get dizzy, lightheaded, or faint for 1 to 2 minutes. However, if you're prone to longer fainting spells or have ever required medical attention for fainting, work on exposure therapy with a mental health professional.

context: A man begins throwing darts at something off screen. He repeats this many times before giving up, shrugging, and turning the camera toward the dart board. we

OPTIONS:
- see that four of the darts have hit the exact same spot.
- see him dart again, this time seven times.
- soon see closing credits at the end.
- see the dart board again in slow motion.
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next sentence for the context: see that four of the darts have hit the exact same spot.

context: How to find mean, median, and mode
Add up all of the numbers in the set.
Let's say you're working with the numbers 2 , 3, and 4. Add them up : 2 + 3 + 4 = 9.

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- To find mean, go back to your set from the variables list (at the top of the row) and the numbers 2 + 4. A good way to do this is to find the first number and then add 2 + 3, which is this number multiplied by 1.
- The number 4 multiplied by 4 , 2 divided by 4 equals 9. Repeat this step for each number in the set.
- It's a very simple thing to do. The set isn't nearly as complex as it sounds.
- Count up the amount of numbers in the set. In this case, you're working with 3 numbers.
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next sentence for the context:
Count up the amount of numbers in the set. In this case, you're working with 3 numbers.