Article: Abrupt changes in a person's personality can be the result of prescription drugs. Someone abusing prescription drugs can become aloof or combative and argumentative. If this is a dramatic difference in the person's personality, consider the possibility that the person is abusing prescription drugs. On stimulants, the person may become talkative, but their conversation may be hard to follow. They may frequently change the subject, unable to stay focused on a topic for any length of time. You may notice a person seeming paranoid, overly anxious about what other people say or do. The person may seem defensive or argumentative, even if this is uncharacteristic. They may become less able to deal with stress, more quick-tempered or sullen.<re> Irritability is a common characteristic of someone with a prescription drug problem. The person may appear less mature than before, refusing to accept blame for any situation or minimizing her part in it. Making poor decisions, a result of not being able to think through everyday problems, is a common side-effect of drug abuse. The person may be unable to think about things unrelated to the drug. You may notice the person being more obnoxious or silly than usual. Poor concentration and problems with memory are signs of drug abuse.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consider changes in personality or mood. Observe emotional responses. Be aware of changes in the person's attention.

Problem: Article: If it's a formal letter, write it on letterhead. You could make your own, by putting your name and contact information in the center of the page. Don't indent your paragraphs. Leave an extra line between each paragraphs. You could also align your name and contact information on the top left of the letter. Use nice stock paper and matching envelope. Make sure to include your name and return address on the envelope. It's not acceptable to call a priest by his first name, say Father Bob. Instead, you should address a priest as Father Smith or simply Father. In the old days, a priest would be called Your Reverence. You can still do this if you want to be very respectful and traditional. Of course, if a priest requests that you call him Father Bob, that's his right. However, it's considered disrespectful in some circles. Stand when a priest enters the room. You should stay standing until the priest suggests that you sit. If you're a man, remove your hat in the priest's presence. Kiss the priest's hand. This is designed to honor the fact priests consecrate the Holy Eucharist. Show similar respect when you are leaving the presence of a priest.
Summary: Follow general letter writing etiquette. Stay formal when addressing a priest. Use other proper protocol around priests.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . Having confidence will demonstrate to a potential girlfriend that you consider yourself worthy of knowing. Believe in your abilities, treat others with respect, and carry yourself with confidence. Having positive and confident body language will convey to other people that you respect yourself and that you are confident. This type of body language includes making regular eye contact, smiling a lot and acting friendly, and standing up straight. . Acknowledge who you are and what you really like. Don't try to be someone that you're not. Don't try to please other people who want you to change. Take pride in your strengths and the qualities that make you unique. This will show potential girlfriends that you care about yourself enough that you treat your body well. Eat plenty of healthy foods, get enough sleep, and get regular exercise. Cut back on alcohol and stop smoking. Don't dedicate all of your time to finding a girlfriend. Make sure to continue spending time with your friends. It's important that you keep your own interests in mind as you search for a girlfriend.

SUMMARY: Be confident Be yourself Lead a healthy lifestyle. Spend time with friends.

A homemade sling may be a good choice for minor arm injuries, but it's not enough to ensure proper healing in the case of serious fractures or dislocations. Allow a doctor to examine the injury, take x-rays, and discuss a treatment plan with you. A doctor's final treatment plan may involve the use of a sling but your injury might also require a cast or surgery. If you use a homemade sling to set a broken bone or a dislocated limb, your arm might heal poorly. You may experience lasting discomfort, and you may need further medical attention. Common symptoms of broken arms include: Intense pain Tenderness Swelling Loss of motion or decreased sensation Possible open wound with bone sticking out Difference in appearance relative to the uninjured arm Common symptoms of dislocated arms (most commonly in the form of a dislocated shoulder) include: Pain in the arm, shoulder, and/or collarbone Deformation (a bump on or near the shoulder) Swelling Bruising When a broken bone sticks through the skinor a wound forms in which bone is visible following a fracturethis is called an "open fracture" or "compound fracture." These fractures are exceptionally painful, dangerous, and difficult to treat. Be aware that the types of injuries that cause compound fractures can also cause other serious trauma. It is essential that you get yourself prompt, effective medical treatment. Do not try to realign compound fractures without the help of a qualified medical professional. The only exceptions to this rule are rare, special cases: when you will not be able to secure immediate medical treatment, and setting a compound fracture by hand is preferable to the alternative of doing nothing at all. You should only ever attempt to realign broken bones when signs of poor circulation appear. Again: if possible, wait for a doctor to reset your broken bones. The exception is when it appears that a fracture is preventing blood from circulating through the limb. Your limb may not be receiving any blood if the area of the limb past the fracture looks pale or blue, has no pulse, loses sensation, or grows cold. In these cases, the potential loss of the limb outweighs the dangers of having an amateur re-set the bone or of doing the job yourself. If this is the case, visit How to Realign a Fractured Bone for more information.
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Seek medical attention for broken bones or dislocations. Head straight to the emergency room if you can see a bone in the wound. Only try to reset a bone if you are at risk of losing a limb.