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Doing this will limit the risk of you infecting the cut with bacteria from your hands. If you have access to disposable medical gloves, put one on your uninjured hand to prevent exposing the cut to the bacteria on your hand. Use clear, running water to rinse the wound. Take a clean washcloth, wet it, and dip it in soap. Clean around the wound with the soapy washcloth, but keep soap out of the cut, as it can cause irritation. Pat the cut dry with a clean towel once you have cleaned it. If there is dirt or debris in the cut after you have rinsed it and washed around it, use tweezers to remove the debris. Dip the tweezers in rubbing alcohol to sanitize it before you use it on your cut. You do not need to use hydrogen peroxide, rubbing alcohol, iodine, or an iodine-based cleanser on the cut, as these products can be irritating to the damaged tissue. If debris still remains the cut, or is hard to remove, you should seek professional medical care at your nearest clinic or hospital. If blood is squirting out of the cut, you've cut an artery and will require emergency care right away. You likely will not be able to stop the bleeding on your own. Apply pressure to an artery cut with a clean washcloth, towel, or sterile gauze and go to the emergency room. Do not attempt to apply a tourniquet to the cut. If blood is oozing out of the cut, this means you've cut a vein. Vein cuts will stop bleeding after about 10 minutes, with the proper care, and can usually be treated at home. As with any severe bleed, apply pressure using sterile gauze or dressings to the wound. A deep wound that goes all the way through your skin and is gaping, with exposed fat or muscle, will need stitches. You should go to emergency care as soon as possible if the cut is deep enough for stitches. If the cut appears to be just below the surface of your skin and has minimal bleeding, you can treat it at home. Properly closing a deep wound within a few hours with stitches will minimize scarring and reduce your risk of infection. Generally, if the cut is less than 3 cm in length, less than 1/2 cm (1/4 inch) deep, and no lower structures are involved (muscle, tendon, etc.), the cut is considered minor and can be treated without stitches. Minor cuts usually stop bleeding after several minutes on their own. If the cut on your finger is oozing blood, use a clean cloth or a sterile bandage to apply gentle pressure to the cut. Elevate the cut by raising your finger over your head, above your heart. Keep the dressing on the cut as you raise it over your head to soak up the blood. Once the bleeding is stemmed, applying a thin layer of Neosporin or Polysporin on the cut will help keep the surface of the cut moist. These products will not make your cut heal faster, but they will prevent infection and encourage your body to start the natural healing process. Some people may develop a rash due to the ingredients in these ointments. Stop using the ointment if you develop a rash. Cover the cut with a bandage to keep it clean and prevent harmful bacteria from getting into the cut. Use a waterproof band-aid or plaster so you can keep the bandage on while you are in the shower. If the bandage does become wet, remove it, air dry the wound, re-apply any creams you have been using and re-bandage. If the cut is painful, take an ibuprofen to help relieve the pain. Only take the suggested amount on the bottle. A minor cut should heal within a few days. Do not take aspirin as it is a known blood thinner and cause you to bleed more from the cut.

summary: Wash your hands before you touch the cut. Clean the cut. Note if the blood squirts out or oozes out. Check how deep the wound is. Stop the bleeding. Put an antibiotic cream or ointment on the cut. Bandage the cut. Take over-the-counter painkillers.

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Press and hold the "Power" button on the phone that you want to replace, then slide right the "slide to power off" switch (iPhone) or tap Power off (Android). . If you want to use your old phone's SIM card, remove it from the old phone and insert it into your new phone. You can skip this step if you're using a new SIM card, or if your phone came with its own SIM card. Plug your phone into its charger and leave it alone for up to an hour depending on the phone's previous charge. You can turn on your phone to check its charge, but don't perform any setup steps. Go to https://www.sprint.com/activate in a computer web browser. You cannot use a phone's web browser for this process. It's a yellow button at the bottom of the page. Type your Sprint username and password into the "Username" and "Password" text boxes, respectively. It's under the "Password" text box. Doing so will open your Sprint Account page. You'll find the phone you want to replace in the "About my devices" section of the Your account tab. It's to the right of the phone you want to replace. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the drop-down menu. You can find your phone's serial number on the phone's box or in the phone's manual. You may instead be prompted to select the new phone if you bought it from Sprint but didn't activate it in-store. Depending on your phone and SIM card options, you may be prompted to enter your SIM card's ICCID; you'll then follow any prompts to the "Activation" page, where Sprint will alert you when your phone has been activated. If you're activating a different phone than the one listed on the right side of the page, click the enter new device link under the "New device to activate" heading, enter the IMEI or MEID number found in your phone's manual or box, and follow the prompts from there. Activating your phone may take up to two minutes. Once your phone is activated, you can turn it on and follow the on-screen prompts to add your account, set up Wi-Fi, and so on.

summary: Power down the old phone. Install the old phone's SIM card in your new phone Charge your new phone to 100 percent. Open Sprint's Activate page. Click Sign in to activate. Enter your Sprint username and password. Click Submit. Scroll down and find the phone you want to replace. Click the "Manage this device" drop-down box. Click Activate a new phone. Enter your new phone's serial number. Follow the on-screen activation prompts. Power on and set up your new phone.

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This is not just a way for the CFI to generate more income. If used wisely, you will become proficient more quickly than by just flying. For example, if you study your intended flight prior to the flight lesson, you will optimize the time you spend with your CFI by having smarter questions and clearly understanding what you are going to do. Additionally, you should receive a thorough post-flight debrief - even if everything went picture perfect. As you progress in your training these pre and post flight debriefs should get shorter. It's relatively simple to pass if you're in good health. No use starting sometime if you have a health condition that will preclude you from flying. www.faa.gov has the info to help you determine if you have any health exclusions.
summary: Your instructor, Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), will probably charge for time on the ground as well as in the air. Get your Class III Medical.