INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is confirmed, your doctor will want to treat you very quickly. This is because the treatment for ectopic pregnancy is much simpler when done sooner rather than later. Also, it is impossible for an ectopic tubal pregnancy to "survive"; in other words, the fetus won't be able to live anyway, so removing the pregnancy sooner rather than later prevents complications (which, if left too long, may become life-threatening). The most commonly administer medication in this scenario is methotrexate. It is given via intramuscular injection, one or more times, depending upon how much is needed to successfully get rid of the ectopic pregnancy. After the injection of methotrexate is given, you will receive repeat blood tests to check your -HCG level. If it drops to near zero (undetectable in the blood test), the treatment will be deemed successful; if not, you will receive more methotrexate injections until this goal is reached, and if it still not attained you may need surgery. During surgery, your doctors may also repair or remove the damaged fallopian tube if needed. Indications for surgery include: Severe blood loss requiring urgent treatment. Failure of methotrexate treatment.

SUMMARY: Seek treatment promptly. Take medication that will abort the pregnancy. Have surgery to remove the ectopic pregnancy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you notice your skin feels hot or irritated when you apply the iodine to a cut or scrape, stop using it and go see your doctor. This may be a sign your skin is reacting negatively to the iodine and you need a different course of treatment. When you first apply the iodine to a cut or scrape, it may sting slightly as the medicine is absorbed into the wound. The stinging sensation should go away after a minute or two. If you notice you have a rash or bumps on the area that were not there before you applied the iodine to a cut or scrape, see your doctor right away. This may be a sign that you are having an allergic reaction or other skin issue due to the iodine. Iodine is an effective treatment for cuts and scrapes, healing them within seven to ten days. If you do not see any improvements after ten days of applying the iodine, go see your doctor for alternative treatment. Iodine is not recommended for the treatment of serious burns, animal bites, or deep puncture wounds. See your doctor for proper treatment if you have any of these issues.

SUMMARY: Speak to your doctor if the area burns or itches. Go to the doctor if you develop a rash. Talk to your doctor if your cut or scrape does not heal within one to two weeks.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This includes any wiping materials such as toilet paper, tissues, or baby wipes as well as a small trowel, hand sanitizer, and plastic sealable bags. It's a good idea to choose a bag for these supplies that is colored or isn't see-through. Look in camping stores or online for plastic bags designed for storing used toilet paper. This is to prevent water contamination and the spread of disease and ensure you don't disrupt the trail or other hikers. Before picking a spot, look around and make sure you're not near bodies of water like streams, lakes, rivers, trails, or campsites. Walking 75 paces should ensure that you're far enough away. A cluster of bushes or a tree with a large trunk will provide you with some privacy while you're using the bathroom. Look for a spot that isn't entirely out in the open and is on relatively flat land. You may need to walk farther into the woods to find a secluded spot, so pay attention to your location. A large rock is another privacy option. These are things you definitely want to avoid when choosing a bathroom spot. It's also a good idea to look out for any other dangerous or poisonous plants or animals when picking out a bathroom location so that you don't have to worry about getting hurt. Spot poison ivy by looking for plants with clusters of three leaves.

SUMMARY: Bring a bag with the essential toilet materials. Stay at least 200 feet (61m) from water, trails, and campsites. Find a secluded spot. Watch out for poison ivy, ant hills, and bee nests.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Click the red Create button to start a new document. A list will open, allowing you to choose from a word processing document, a spreadsheet, a presentation, or a drawing.{"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/01\/Use-Google-Step-10-Version-3.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/01\/Use-Google-Step-10-Version-3.jpg\/v4-357px-Use-Google-Step-10-Version-3.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"357","bigHeight":"268","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
<\/p><p><br \/>
<\/p><\/div>"} You can add more functionality by clicking the "Connect more apps" button at the bottom of the list. You can browse other add-ons from Google as well as third-party developers. Once you've chosen your format, you can start editing your document. Click on the title at the top to change it. Use the toolbar to make formatting adjustments. The toolbar options will change depending on the type of file that you are creating. All changes are saved automatically as you work. If you want to download your document to your computer, click File and then select "Download as". You will be given an option of file formats. Pick the one that matches the programs that you use. You can share the document with other Google Drive users by clicking File and the selecting "Share" This will open the Sharing Settings. Here you can add people to the list of collaborators, as well as link to the document using popular services such as Facebook and Twitter. You can upload files that you want to backup from your computer to Google Drive. Click the red Upload button next to the Create button. You can choose to upload individual files or entire folders. Any file type can be uploaded to Google Drive. Certain files, such as Word documents, can be converted into Google documents by clicking the Settings menu in the Upload window. Your uploaded documents will be added to your Google Drive list. You can download the Google Drive program for your computer that will allow you to create a shared folder that syncs with Drive automatically. Click the "Connect Drive to your desktop" button to download it. All free Google Drive accounts come with 15 GB of storage (shared across all of your Google services). If you run out of space, delete unwanted files and emails, or purchase more storage from Google for a monthly fee. Click the Add Folder button at the top of Google Drive to create a custom folder. You can then drag and drop files into the folder, cleaning up your Drive interface.

SUMMARY:
Create a new document. Edit your new document. Download the document. Share the document. Upload files from your computer. Create folders to sort your files.