In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To read a person's pulse, place your index and middle fingers on the person's radial artery. This artery is on the inside of the wrist, closest to the thumb. When pressing, you should be able to feel the heartbeat using a firm but light pressure. Pressing to hard may only complicate your reading. Count the number of heartbeats in 30 seconds and multiply by 2 for beats per minute. You can also count the beats over 60 seconds, if you prefer. Instead of feeling for a pulse, you can also listen with a stethoscope to the heartbeat, still counting the beats in 30 seconds. Each "lub-dub" of the heart counts for a single beat, not 2. In addition, blood pressure machines also read pulse, and most clinics and hospitals also have a finger monitor that can check pulse rates. For a typical adult, the pulse should be between 60 and 80 beats per minute. To check for the respiratory rate, count the number of times a person breathes in a minute. One full cycle of inhaling and exhaling counts as a single breath. If you're doing it on someone else, you can simply watch how many times their chest rises and count. Normal respiration is generally 12 to 16 breaths per minute for an adult. If you come upon a person in a emergency, you'll need to check to see if the person is breathing and if they have a heartbeat. To check for breathing, watch the person's chest, listen close to the person's mouth, and feel their chest to see if they are breathing. To check for a pulse, place your index finger and middle finger on their carotid artery, which is in the middle of the neck between the neck muscle and windpipe. Hold your fingers there to see if you feel a pulse. If the person isn't breathing or doesn't have a heartbeat, you'll need to begin CPR. If the person isn't breathing and they're on their back, first try to tilt their head back, which may move the tongue out of the way.
Summary: Read the person's pulse manually. Use other methods to take a pulse. Count breaths for the respiratory rate. Check for a pulse and breathing in an emergency.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pain or discomfort in the abdomen or stomach will intensify as a cancer progresses and a tumor grows. The pain associated with stomach cancer will generally increase in intensity over time, and will not subside with medication. Stomach tumors can compress surrounding structures, while ulcerative cancer can erode the stomach's membranes. Both of these two things can cause stomach pain. Cancer cells secrete substances that diminish the body's hunger signals. This, combined with a tumor tricking your stomach into feeling full, can lead to a distinct loss of appetite. As a result, as cancer progresses, a patient can suffer severe weight loss. If you think you are losing your appetite and losing weight for no reason, keep a record of your weight loss and talk to your doctor. Over time more fluid will build up in your stomach and you may begin to notice lumps and swelling in your stomach. In cancer of the stomach, patients may feel a hard, irregular lump in the abdomen. This lump will move with breathing, and may fall forward when you bend over. A developed cancer may cause a hard mass in the left-upper abdomen in the area of the stomach. When stomach cancer reaches more advanced stages, it can cause continuous bleeding, which is lost as excrement. This will result in bloody or black stools. Check for blood in your stools after going to the bathroom. Look to see if they are very dark, and black like tar. If you experience constipation or diarrhea, this can be a symptom of stomach cancer. Always be completely open when discussing any symptoms in your waste with a doctor.
Summary: Note increasing abdominal pain or discomfort. Evaluate your appetite. Checks for lumps and swelling in your stomach. Look for symptoms in your stool and changes in bowel patterns.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After setting up your free server, you will need to wait 24 hours in order to continue setting up the server. After 24 hours, log back into the vps.me website and click the "My Servers" tab. You can either choose a FTP client like Filezilla or a SSH client PuTTY.In this section we will be using PuTTY. This will allow you to connect to the server via command line and perform any configuration. Click the "SSH" option in the "My Servers" tab. This will open a pop-up with the SSH connection information. Copy the IP address displayed, and then open PuTTY. In the Session section, enter the IP address you copied into the "Host Name" field. In the "Port" field, enter the number after "-p" from the SSH pop-up. With the server's address and port entered, click the Open button in PuTTY. You will be warned that the host key is not cached in your registry. Click Yes to proceed. You will be prompted for login information after you connect. Enter root as your username, and then the password you created when you signed up for your account. If you can't remember the password, click the "Root" button in the "My Servers" tab to enter a new password. You can use the command line to edit your Minecraft server settings. Once you are connected to the server, type nano minecraft-server/server.properties to open the server properties file. You can then edit the properties so that the server is to your liking. Find the -Xmx entry in the server settings and change it to -Xmx384M. After making the changes to your server configuration, you will need to restart the server. Return to your vps.me dashboard and click the "Reboot" button at the top of the "My Servers" tab. After the server reboots, you and your friends can connect to it!
Summary:
Wait 24 hours. Choose how you want to edit server files. Download the PuTTY SSH client. Enter in the server information. Connect to the server. Log in to the server. Open your Minecraft server settings. Restart your server.