Problem: How to use an ehmer sling
Set the injured limb.
For an ehmer sling to be of any use, the dislocated joint must first be put back into place. You should never attempt to do this yourself. OPTIONS:
- Ensure that you are patient and know where to place the dislocated joint. Keep your eye on it as you lower the limb.
- Anyone who has ever tested an zymtec cast must do so. Place the dislocated limb.
- Instead, take your dog to a licensed veterinary professional where they can receive proper treatment. Your dog will need to be anesthetized in order to relax the muscles surrounding the injury and make it easier to secure the sling.
- Lay the injured limb on its back with its toes facing up towards you. Keep the injured limb in you chest, keeping its details together.

Answer: Instead, take your dog to a licensed veterinary professional where they can receive proper treatment. Your dog will need to be anesthetized in order to relax the muscles surrounding the injury and make it easier to secure the sling.

Problem: How to preserve a signature on an article of clothing
Let the ink dry.
Touching the ink before it's dried might smudge or smear the signature. If you're wearing the signed piece of clothing, it may be best to carefully remove it to allow the ink to dry. OPTIONS:
- Ink transfers can take a long time to dry after a direct brushing, so wait until the ink has plenty of time to dry between coats. Seal a sealed subject if it has significant ink stains.
- Set the clothing down where it won't be disturbed until it's dried. You can usually tell that it's dried by looking at it in the light; if it doesn't shine, it's probably dry.
- After the ink has dried, the signature will be on the garment rather than the garment itself. Set the stencil by placing the stencil face down on a piece of sheet mail (poster board or stationary).
- The best time to touch this piece of clothing is when the ink is still thicker and wicking away from your signature. Change your signature at a time when the print is dry.

Answer: Set the clothing down where it won't be disturbed until it's dried. You can usually tell that it's dried by looking at it in the light; if it doesn't shine, it's probably dry.

Problem: A man is talking while seated in a large canoe. he OPTIONS:
- then covers a newly denuded area and demonstrates paddling.
- moves it onto the water, canoeing around with his dog.
- is over on a ladder at the river bank.
- is bagging and filling a canoe with water while another person stands on the shore, reaching in.
Answer: moves it onto the water, canoeing around with his dog.