Problem: Article: Based on your body mass index (BMI) or family history, your doctor may wish to perform a test to check for gestational diabetes during the first trimester of pregnancy; however, if your BMI is normal and you don't have any family history of diabetes, then this test will normally be performed in the second trimester, usually between weeks 24 and 28. The test involves drinking a glucose solution and then testing your blood sugar levels about an hour later. If you have higher than normal blood sugar, this does not necessarily indicate that you have gestational diabetes. However, your doctor will likely do follow-up testing to determine whether or not you do. Gestational diabetes often disappears after you give birth, but you will need to be aware that you are at higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes if you developed gestational diabetes, so it is important to monitor your blood sugar and eat a healthy diet. For many soon-to-be parents this is the best part of prenatal testing. A fetal ultrasound allows the sonographer to have a look at the growing baby's anatomy. For the parents, it gives them a chance to actually see their baby before they are born. If you want them to, the doctor may also be able to tell you the sex of the baby. During this exam, the sonographer will be measuring and examining several things. Things they will be looking at include: the shape and size of your baby's head, signs of a cleft palate, spine and skin deformities, the heart to make sure it is not developing abnormally, the abdominal wall (which is a common place for defects to occur), the kidneys to make sure there are two of them, as well as fingers and toes (though they won't be able to count them). They will also be looking at your uterus and the location of the placenta to make sure it is not covering your cervix. A blood test may be performed as a follow up to testing from the first trimester, checking your levels of AFP. Testing for genetic disorders can usually be confirmed if testing is done during both the first and second trimester. If you have an increased risk of chromosomal abnormalities, you will likely be offered an amniocentesis. This involves taking a sample of amniotic fluid using a needle inserted into the abdomen. The fluid is then tested to diagnose genetic or chromosomal abnormalities. It may sound scary and some patients do report some cramping during the procedure, but it is a relatively painless procedure. If you do have an amniocentesis performed, you will need to rest for the next 24 hours.
Summary: Check for gestational diabetes. Have a fetal ultrasound during the second trimester screening. Be prepared for blood testing. Have an amniocentesis performed.

Problem: Article: Do this by locating the small groove close to the charging port at the bottom of the device. This will let you hook your fingernail in the the back cover and pry it out. Once the back cover is off, you will have access to the phone's battery. Pry the battery out using your finger, making sure the battery is lifted from the bottom where there are no battery terminals. You will only need to briefly remove the battery, just enough that the metal connectors don't touch anymore, and when you have, the phone's screen will shut off. Once the screen is dark, place back the battery into its compartment. Align the edges of the back cover properly and snap it back on. When the phone has been reassembled, press and hold the Power button until the phone vibrates briefly, signalling that the phone is starting up. The phone should then be responsive again upon reaching the home screen.
Summary: Turn the phone over so its back is facing upwards. Remove the back cover. Remove the battery. Return the battery. Return the back cover. Turn on your device.

Problem: Article: You cannot start the quest to reach Pandaria until level 85. If you're desperate to get there earlier, you can ask a warlock or mage for a portal at any level. Once you are level 85 and own the Mists of Pandaria expansion, you'll get the King's Command quest as soon as you enter Stormwind. If your quest log is full, remove a quest and talk to Varian Wrynn in Stormwind Keep or check one of the Hero's Call Boards in the city. A bug may prevent players who purchased a level 90 boost from getting this quest. You should be able to jump straight to The Mission quest, described below. A cinematic will begin as soon as you approach the castle proper in the center of the keep. Watch King Varian and the admiralty talk about a shipwreck on an uncharted island. After the cutscene, your character will be standing in front of Rell Nightwind. Speak with Rell to accept the next quest: The Mission. The massive flying gunship called the Stormfire hovers in the air north of the docks. Fly up to the gunship on a flying mount, or ask someone with a two-person mount for a ride. Another cutscene will start, and you will begin the journey to Pandaria.
Summary: Reach level 85. Enter Stormwind to start the quest. Enter Stormwind Keep. Talk to Rell Nightwind to accept The Mission. Fly to the gunship north of the Stormwind harbor. Talk to Sky Admiral Rogers.

Problem: Article: What time do they normally eat dinner, and what should you serve them? What time do they go to bed? Do they need to take a bath before bed? This is important information that parents may forget to tell you. Bring a notepad to write down their responses. Otherwise, you may forget important details. The parents may forget whether or not you know about their child's food allergy, especially if they have more than one child. Make sure to ask your parents if there's anything their child can't eat or touch. Find out if they have any medication or an EpiPen on hand in case of an attack. If you don't know how to use an EpiPen, ask the parent to show you how. This is critical information that you may need. If necessary, ask the parents to write a detailed procedure on what to do if the child has an allergic reaction. Record both parents' phone numbers in case of an emergency. If the child has a lot of health issues, they may also have a physician's private number. If so, ask for that as well. Make sure you're familiar with the emergency number for your area. If you don't have a cell phone, ask if you can use their landline in an emergency. However, if they don't have a landline, one of the parents should leave their cell phone with you. Ask if the children are allowed to use the phone. What movies can you show the children? What food are you allowed to eat in the fridge? Is there any food that's being saved for later? Would they mind if you watched TV after the children went to sleep? Do they mind if you use your phone around the children? Can you take pictures of the children? Make sure you have a clear idea of their expectations for you. Otherwise, you may annoy them and they won't call you next time they need a babysitter. Make sure you know how to use the television before the parents leave, especially if you plan on watching TV with the children.
Summary:
Ask the parents to outline your evening with their children. Ask about food allergies. Write down important phone numbers. Ask about rules for yourself.