In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Like cats, rabbits lick themselves to self-clean. However, unlike cats, rabbits cannot vomit so any hairballs your rabbit ingests will stay in its stomach, blocking the stomach exit and causing serious health issues. Brushing your rabbit regularly can help cut down on the amount of loose fur it ingests, in addition to keeping its fur mat-free. Short-haired rabbits need to be brushed every three days to prevent hairballs and tangles in their fur. Long-haired rabbits should be brushed every day. Use a bristle-brush instead of a metal-toothed brush, as this will be gentler on your rabbit's skin. Look for a brush made specifically for rabbits. You can follow up brushing with a rubber grooming tool or another hand-held finishing tool to help get any additional loose hairs. A damp washcloth will also work to remove loose hairs. How much your rabbit needs brushed depends on their breed. As a general rule, the longer the hair, the more often you need to brush. Rabbits shed approximately every three months. During this time, you'll generally need to brush your short-haired rabbit once a day and your long-haired rabbit multiple times a day. The rate at which rabbits shed varies. Some rabbits will shed their coats over several weeks, while others shed it all within a few days. Pay attention to the shedding patterns of your rabbit and adjust how often you brush them accordingly. For example, rabbits that shed over the course of several weeks may need brushed only once a day, but rabbits that shed over a few days need to be brushed multiple times per day. Short-haired rabbits don't usually need their fur trimmed, but long-haired rabbits often do. If you have a long-haired rabbit, it is a good idea to keep its hair trimmed to one inch in length. This will help prevent mats and cut down on shedding. Don't trim the hair around your rabbit's feet. Doing so can cause your rabbit to get sores from a lack of padding. It is suggested that you keep the fur on your long-haired rabbit's belly and between its legs trimmed short or even shaved. This hair is especially vulnerable to mats and tangles. You can use either scissors or electric small animal clippers to trim your rabbit's hair. Be very careful, however, because rabbits' skin is very delicate and you can easily cause a serious injury if you cut them with the scissors or clippers. It is best to have someone help you hold your rabbit still if you choose to trim its fur. If you are trimming its belly, between its legs, or its backside, have one person hold the rabbit straight up and down with its back pressed against the person's chest. They should have one hand placed under the front legs and the other holding the back legs to prevent the rabbit from kicking and hurting itself.
Summary: Brush your rabbit every two to three days. Brush your rabbit daily when it is shedding. Trim your rabbit's fur as needed.

If you have a mild or moderate deficiency, your doctor will instruct you to buy iron supplements at your local grocery store or pharmacy. Follow the directions on the product or your physician's instructions. Typically, oral iron supplements will take several weeks to raise iron and ferritin levels. Iron supplements may have a variety of side effects such as backache, chills, dizziness, headache, and nausea. Because vitamin C enhances iron absorption in the blood, you should take your iron supplement with a glass of orange juice. Avoid taking your iron supplement with milk, caffeine, antacids, or calcium supplements, which can reduce the iron absorption. If you have a severe deficiency, have recently lost a lot of blood, or have a condition that disrupts your body's ability to absorb iron, your doctor may prescribe injections or infusions. You may receive an injection of iron directly into your bloodstream or get an injection of B12 since this vitamin can help with iron absorption. In severe cases, your doctor may order a blood transfusion in order to restore iron levels quickly. Injections or infusions will only be used if other attempts to supplement iron and ferritin levels have failed. Iron injections may have side effects similar to oral supplements. There are a variety of medications designed to increase iron and ferritin levels in the human body. If you have a condition that inhibits your ability to absorb or store iron, your doctor may prescribe one. Some medications include: Ferrous sulfate Ferrous gluconate Ferrous fumarate Carbonyl iron Iron dextran complex
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One-sentence summary -- Take oral iron supplements. Receive vitamin injections and intravenous treatments. Rely on prescription supplements and medications.

Q: Blanching the beans will prevent bacteria from forming and keep them crunchy, rather than soggy or wet. Put 1 gallon (3.8l) of water in a large pot. Bring it to a boil and put the beans in the water in batches. Let small beans boil for 2 minutes. Medium beans can be boiled for 3 minutes, and large beans can be boiled for 4 minutes. Make ice water by putting ice cubes in cold water in a bowl. Put the boiled beans in the ice water to blanch them. After the beans have cooled, take them out of the ice water and pat them dry with a paper towel. Cool the beans for the same amount of time that you boiled them. For example, if you boiled small beans for 2 minutes, cool them for 2 minutes. You may need to add more ice to the ice water to keep it cold. Make sure the beans sit flat in the bag. Seal the top shut, leaving a small space. Then, press down on the bag to remove air in the bag. This will prevent freezer burn and keep the beans fresh. Another option is to use a vacuum sealer to remove air in the bags. Use a permanent marker to note the date you froze the beans and the amount in the bag. You can also write "green beans" on the bag so it is easy for you to identify them when you pull them out of the freezer. They will keep in your freezer as long as they stay sealed in the freezer bag. Try to keep the beans stacked flat in your freezer. You do not need to defrost the beans before you put them in casseroles, soups, or stir frys. Simply remove them from the freezer bag and add them to dishes, allowing them to heat up as you cook them.
A: Boil the green beans in water. Cool the beans in a bowl of ice water. Place the beans in a large resealable freezer bag. Label the bag with the date and amount. Freeze the beans for 8-10 months. Take them out of the freezer and use them in dishes.

Problem: Article: Keep track of how long you can ordinarily work before getting tired. Once you have this benchmark, try working more than this on one day, followed by a day in which your work load is lighter. Periodically pushing yourself like this can help your build up to being able to work effectively for longer periods. Another technique to building up to longer periods of work is to push yourself a little further at times. When you feel like you don't want to work any longer, or are looking for ways to procrastinate, don't stop immediately. Instead, commit to working a little longer (20 minutes, for example), and then stopping. Getting enough rest is important to maintaining a good work ethic. If you are truly tired (and not looking to procrastinate), it is a sign that you should take a break. Whatever your work schedule is like, make sure you factor in enough time for sleep and relaxation into your day. There is some variation from person to person, but generally adults need 7.5 to 8.5 hours of sleep per day. Work can be very important, but it is also important not to neglect other parts of your life. Everyone needs mental breaks, to have time to do things they enjoy, and to take care of non-work priorities. Maintaining a life beyond work is actually part of developing a good work ethic, so make sure you allow yourself this. When you are off of work for the day, disconnect completely. Try not to think about pending projects, check your work email, or talk too much about work with family and friends.
Summary:
Build up to longer periods of work. Give yourself time to rest. Maintain a good work-life balance.