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The process by which your turn your ohmmeter on will vary depending on the model you're using. Typically, you can just thumb the switch that says "Power" or "On/Off." Consult manufacturer directions for more information about how to select the resistance function on your multimeter. An ohmmeter is included in the suite of tools available in the multimeter, a device that also functions as an ammeter and voltmeter. The exact method by which you select the resistance function will vary somewhat depending on the model of multimeter you're using. Look for a rotating switch or dial to change the setting. Consult manufacturer directions for more information about how to select the resistance function on your multimeter. In other words, don't connect the circuit to a power supply when using your ohmmeter. Doing so could damage your digital ohmmeter or invalidate your resistance reading. If you want to measure the resistance of an individual component (for instance, because you suspect it is faulty), remove it from the circuit, then test the component by touching the leads to the two poles of the component. This will give you a baseline reading against which you can later test the circuit. The precise method by which you remove individual components depends on what the component is. For instance, if you're testing a capacitor, you'll need to remove it with a soldering iron and discharge any remaining electrical energy from it. When you're ready to test components for resistance readings, touch the test leads to the leads of the component. These leads typically appear as two thin silver wires poking out of the component. Even within the same type of component, the placement of these leads varies. For instance, in some capacitors, the leads both exit the same side. In other capacitors, one lead will poke out of one end while the second lead pokes out the opposite end. If you're having trouble identifying the leads of the component you're interested in testing, consult manufacturer directions. It doesn't matter which test lead and which component lead you touch together.

summary: Turn the meter on. Select the resistance function if you're using a multimeter. Test resistance in a circuit when it is unpowered. Take individual components out of the circuit before testing them. Test the resistance of an electrical component using the test leads.

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If you know the field that you want to enter, volunteer with an organization, company, or group that does the kind of work you want to do. Volunteering does not just have to be for non-profit groups, though this is common. Many businesses would be willing to have you volunteer if they know that it is part of your projected career. This will be a way for you to get a sense of the field you hope to enter while at the same time getting some experience. Lack of experience is going to be a major obstacle to getting work, and volunteering is one way to overcome it. Most schools have a community service or volunteer coordinator or office talk to someone there about opportunities in your area. Internships are another great way for you to get experience in a field without the challenge of trying to find a full-time job. Some internships are during the summer, while others are during the school year and have to be juggled with your course schedule. Think carefully and early about what you might want to do. Some internships are very competitive and will require an application. Others might be easier to get but will require you to set them up and figure out if you will get college credit. Many college students already work, but if you don't, think about the kinds of jobs you might be able to get. Apply for something in your field, but realize that the competition might be too much to get your top job. Even if the job you get is not in the field you want, having an employment history to put on your resume can be very helpful. It shows that you were a responsible worker and were able to hold down a job and go to school at the same time. Having an employer able to write you a letter of recommendation can also be helpful when you are looking for a full-time position.

summary: Volunteer. Pursue an internship. Get a part-time job if you don't have one.

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It may mean that you need something stronger to dry your skin, increase cell turnover, kill bacteria, and soothe inflammation. Prescription medications should start to show effects in four to eight weeks. Your doctor may prescribe: Topical medications including retinoids (Avita, Retin-A, Differin, Tazorac, Avage) to prevent clogging of hair follicles, antibiotics to kill bacteria and reduce inflammation, or dapsone (Aczone). Follow your doctor's instructions on how often to apply them. He will likely advise you to first wash your hands, then your face with a gentle cleanser and follow this with a thin layer of your medicated topical ointment. Oral medications including antibiotics to kill bacteria and promote healing. These medications may also be combined with topical medications. Typical antibiotics prescribed by the doctor include tetracycline, doxycycline, and minocycline. Combined oral contraceptives (Ortho Tri-Cyclen, Estrostep, Yaz) which contain estrogen and progestin may be prescribed for women and girls with severe acne. An antiandrogen agent, spironolactone (Aldactone), may also be prescribed to women and girls to block the effects of androgen hormones on the oil glands in the skin. These options may also be used in combination with medications. Your doctor may suggest: Light therapy to kill bacteria causing the inflammation. This may be done either in the doctor's office or at home with a hand-held device. Chemical peeling to cleanse the skin by removing oils and dead skin cells. Extracting the whiteheads and blackheads that are plugging your pores. This may cause scarring. Injecting a steroid into the pimples to make them less obvious without the need for extracting the plugs. If the costs are not covered by your health insurance then ask your doctor if she offers payment plans. This medication (brand names Amnesteem, Claravis, Sotret) is very effective, but because of the potential for severe side effects, it is generally a last resort. Side effects including severe depression, suicide, ulcerative colitis, and severe birth defects. Women of reproductive age must participate in a Food and Drug Administration-approved monitoring program when taking this drug. Contact your health insurance company to determine what is covered. Many doctors will also let patients pay in installments.
summary: Go to a doctor if home care is not clearing up your pimples. Consider various therapies. Discuss isotretinoin with your doctor if your pimples are severe and unresponsive to other treatments.