Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Print out the return labels. Wait on the seller. Package up the item. Put it in the mail. Wait for it to reach the seller.

Answer: Once you click on return, eBay should give you return labels. You'll have a return shipping label, which will go on the outside of the package, as well as a return packing slip, which will go on the inside of the package. In some cases, you may need to wait on eBay to contact the seller. Usually, you'll only need to wait if the package is large or hard to ship. You may also need to wait if you need to send the package internationally. Repack the item to get it ready to ship, placing the packing slip inside. You can put it back in the same package if it is still suitable for shipping. You just need to make sure the old shipping label is fully covered up by the new shipping label. Don't forget to seal up the item with packing tape. You don't want the box to come undone in transit. Once you've repackaged it, all that's left to do is to mail it back. If your using the eBay mailing slip, you should be able to just hand it off to the carrier. Make sure to mail it back within 5 business days of printing the label. If you don't use eBay's shipping labels, such as if the seller sends you a return label, try to include tracking if possible. That way, if there's a dispute, you have some evidence of when the package was returned. When using an eBay shipping label, you'll get tracking information, so that you know when it reaches the seller. Once the seller has gotten the item, you should receive a refund within 6 business days. For a replacement item, the seller should mail it within 5 days of receiving the request, not the item.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know when to consult a physician. Visit your physician for examination. Receive the diagnosis and treatment plan.

Answer: In many cases, type 1 diabetes is first diagnosed in the emergency room, when children are admitted in a diabetic coma or diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). Though it can be treated with fluids and insulin, it's best to avoid this altogether by consulting your physician immediately if you suspect your child may be diabetic. Don't wait for your child to pass out for a long time thanks to DKA in order to have your suspicions confirmed. Get your child tested! Symptoms that require immediate medical attention include: loss of appetite, nausea or vomiting, a high temperature, stomach pain, fruity smelling breath (likely you can smell it but your child won't be able to smell it themselves). If you suspect that your child might have type 1 diabetes, get evaluated immediately. To diagnose diabetes your doctor will want to request a blood test to assess how much sugar is in your child's blood. There are two possible tests, hemoglobin test and a random or fasting blood sugar test. Glycated hemoglobin (A1C) test This blood test provides information about your child's blood sugar levels over the past two to three months by measuring the percentage of blood sugar attached to the hemoglobin in the blood. Hemoglobin is a protein that carries oxygen in the red blood cells. The higher your child's blood sugar levels, the more sugar will be attached to the hemoglobin. A level of 6.5% or higher on two different tests is indicative of diabetes. This test is the standard test for diabetes assessment, management, and research. Blood sugar test In this test, your doctor takes a random blood sample. Irrespective of whether your child just ate or not, a random blood sugar level of 200 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) may indicate diabetes, especially if it occurs with other symptoms. Your doctor may also consider taking a blood test after requiring your child fast overnight. In this test, a blood sugar level from 100 to 125 mg/dL indicates prediabetes, while a blood sugar level of 126 mg/dL (7 mmol/L) or higher on two separate tests, your child has diabetes. Your doctor may also request a urine test to confirm Type 1 diabetes. The existence of ketones, which emerge from the breaking down of fat in the body, in the urine is indicative of Type 1, as opposed to Type 2. The presence of glucose in the urine also indicates diabetes. Once the tests are completed, your doctor will use your child's blood test results and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) criteria to diagnose diabetes. Following the diagnosis, your child will need close medical follow-up until their blood sugar has stabilized. Your doctor will need to determine the right type of insulin for your child as well as the appropriate dosage. You will likely need to consult an endocrinologist, a specialist in hormone disorders, in order to coordinate your child's diabetes care. Once the basic insulin treatment plan for managing your child's type 1 diabetes is set, you will need to schedule checkups for your child every few months to repeat some of the above tests to make sure your child's blood sugar levels are satisfactory. Your child will also need to have regular foot and eye exams since these are often places where the symptoms of poor management of diabetes are seen first. Though there is no cure for diabetes, technology and treatment have developed to such an extent that most children with type 1 diabetes live happy and healthy lives once they know how to manage their diabetes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Play by your cricket association's rules. Communicate with the other umpire on the field. Be friendly and encouraging.

Answer: Some cricket associations change certain rules of the game when it makes sense for their players. Make sure you know your association's rules so you're not making incorrect calls on the field. Your association should go over their unique rules with you during training, but ask someone if you're confused. For example, if you're umpiring cricket at the junior level, the rules may be more lenient than if you were umpiring at an advanced level. Cricket games typically have 2 umpires. Pay attention to what the other umpire is doing and signal to them when necessary. They might see something that you missed or vice versa, so it's important you communicate with them. Talk to them before the game so you're both on the same page about the rules and signals you'll be using. Demonstrate good sportsmanship by being fair and impartial. As an umpire, you're responsible for showing players and coaches what's acceptable behavior on the field. Don't get angry or upset at the players or coaches. Instead, smile and show everyone that you're having a good time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare an "emergency" kit.

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Keep your kit well-stocked and educate everyone in your household where it will be stored. Keep it within reach of anyone over three feet of height. Your kit should include: Flashlights and batteries Candles and a lighter or plenty of matches. (Wrap them in a plastic bag to help keep them dry) You might have a battery operated lamp or an oil lamp. (Do not store an oil lamp with oil in it. Keep this flammable liquid tightly sealed and separate until you need to use it.) A battery operated radio Foodstuffs Keep foods on hand that can be eaten cold. Canned fruit Canned meats such as tuna or shredded beef Cereals that can be eaten dry Chocolate bars or a couple bags of chocolate chips Plenty of water A small, propane operated camping stove and at least two extra canisters of propane. (Do not ever, ever use a charcoal-type camping or cooking unit indoors!)