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There are two ways to remove the rib cage: Using the circular hand saw. Pick up the circular hand saw and touch the outer portion of the rib cage with your tool. You just need to tap it briefly and continuously until they're removed. After cutting the rib cage, pick it up and remove it from the patient's body. Using the hammer. The hammer does the same job but a tad quicker. To use the hammer, simply pick it up then swing it towards the rib cage. Using the hammer will lead to bleeding, so keep an eye on your patient's status. For this part, just use your hand. Grab the left or right lung then violently move your hand to the left then the right until it's removed. Do the same to the other lung then drop the organ wherever you want.

summary: Remove the rib cage. Remove the lungs.

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Use a drill with a long bit to punch holes in the corners of your outline. Drill all the way through the interior wall and out through the exterior wall of your house. These holes in the outside wall should line up exactly with the ones inside, allowing you to install a duct cap outside that will line up perfectly with your interior ductwork. If your stove is positioned against an interior wall, you will need to install additional ducting to create a vent to the outside. The duct can go up through the cabinets and between ceiling joists, and then out through the nearest exterior wall. However you position your duct, make certain it ultimately leads outdoors. Never create a ventilation duct that ends in your attic or anywhere else inside your home. This can create serious mold problems. Using a drywall saw, cut along the outline you drew on the wall, moving from one drill hole to the next. Drilling a hole in the outline for the electrical wiring will make it easier to cut out. Pull at least 12 inches of wiring through the wiring hole to wire up your hood. Go outside your house and find the locator holes on the side of the building. Use them to draw an outline for your exterior vent hole, then cut through the siding to create the hole Use a reciprocating saw, saber saw, or keyhole saw to cut all the way through, from the exterior to the interior. Remove any loose insulation or other debris that might get in the way of your duct.

summary: Drill locator holes. Cut out the vent and wiring holes. Pull the wiring through. Cut an exterior vent hole.

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This will help to prevent theft and break ins. If you leave money or your purse or laptop on the seat, this will tempt people to steal it. Your car should look boring and like there is nothing of value inside. Be careful not to hit another person's vehicle with your door as you exit your vehicle. You can make this much easier by leaving enough space in between you and the cars next to you. Make sure that all doors and the trunk are locked after you leave. This will protect your car. If your car has a security system, be sure to activate it. It will sound if anyone attempts to break in. Accompany them by either carrying them, pushing a stroller or holding their hand as you leave the car. They will need help safely navigating the parking lot. To pull out of the parking spot, you may need to reverse your car. Be sure to reverse your car very slowly and only after checking your mirrors and your blindspot. To reverse, turn your head around and look behind you while maneuvering your vehicle. Wait to begin turning your car out of the space until the front of your car is out of the spot so that you don't hit the car to your side. Driving in reverse is when many accidents occur and when you are most likely to hit a pedestrian. When reversing, you do not have the right of way! Let other cars and pedestrians move first. Use your turn signal to show which way you will be pulling out. Signal for at least 3 seconds.
summary: Remove valuables from your car. Open your vehicle's doors carefully. Lock your car securely. Supervise young children as they exit the vehicle. Reverse your car carefully.