Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Watch for signs of infection. Bandage the sore. Use particular cleaning products. Use antibiotics.

Answer: Once bed sores have been identified, they should be watched for signs of infection. This includes fever, areas of redness along the border of the ulcer sore, drainage of pus, and a soft texture beneath the skin indicating that the tissue beneath is likely filled with pus or rotting away. Once infection in identified, ask the patient's doctor for appropriate treatment methods. Typically, the doctor will advise tight gauze moistened with normal saline. The gauze should be removed one to two times daily. This action removes dead skin, which allows healthy tissue to form and the wound to heal. Depending on the size of the ulcer, healing will take around four to six weeks. Dry gauze should be packed on top of it. The skin around the sores should not be wet like the wound. The type of dressing will depend on the size and depth of the of the wound and the amount of drainage. Talk to the doctor about the best dressing and technique to use for the particular patient. Never use hydrogen peroxide or betadine on bed sores to clean the healing skin. Instead, always use mild soap and warm water to clean the wound. If that is not possible, use a mild no-wash cleanser to clean the area. The doctor may order an enzymatic or chemical dead skin removal solution to facilitate healing. The removal of the dead skin through surgical means can be necessary in many cases if there is a lot of dead tissue. Other methods for cleaning bed sores include enzymatic agents, maggots, or high-pressure water jets. If there is infection that sets into the sores, a systemic antibiotics might be prescribed. This will help heal the infection and the skin as well. Intravenous antibiotics may be necessary if a bone infection is present, which is not uncommon in bed sores on the pelvic region.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add diced okra. Include ground locust bean (iru). Use ground egusi. Add onions and peppers. Finished.

Answer: Many people insist on including diced okra to ogbono soup. Rinse and trim the stems from 2 cups (200 g) of okra and dice them into fine pieces. Stir the diced okra into the soup when you add the spinach. Avoid overcooking the okra or it will lose its bright color and become mushy. To add a rich umami flavor to the soup, stir in 1/2 cup (228 g) of ground locust bean seasoning after you've added the meats and fish. Locust beans are legumes so they'll also add protein to the soup. Buy ground locust bean (iru) online or from your local African grocer. If you love egusi soup and can't decide whether to make egusi or ogbono soup, include 2/3 cup (115 g) of ground egusi. Egusi is made by grinding dried melon seeds which give the soup protein, fat, and flavor. Heat the ground egusi in the palm oil with the ground ogbono until both dissolve. Check with your local African grocer to buy egusi or search for it online. If you want to add extra flavor and heat to the ogbono soup, dice 1 onion and saute it with the palm oil. Stir and cook the onions for about 5 minutes before you stir in the ground ogbono. Dice 1 or 2 scotch bonnet peppers and stir them into the soup when you add the meat. For an even spicier soup, add up to 4 diced peppers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a spray tan. Use a tanning bed. Take care of your skin.

Answer: Spray tanning is a form of sunless tanning where a fine mist that includes tanning ingredients is sprayed onto your body (the same ingredient in self tanning lotion). Spray tans are growing in popularity because they are safe, easy, and fairly long-lasting (typically 7 days). The biggest drawback of spray tanning is the cost - usually $25-$50. There are a few things you should do to prepare yourself before getting a spray tan. Shave or wax before your appointment. This will help the tan to better soak into your skin. Exfoliate your skin prior to your appointment. Getting rid of as much dead skin as possible will get you better results. Don't apply lotion, deodorant, or makeup prior to your appointment. Clean skin will soak in the tan much better. Wait 8 hours after your spray tan to shower or apply any lotion / moisturizer. Tanning beds use ultraviolet light to create UV radiation. This UV radiation creates a glow to tan the skin, just like UV light from the sun. Although tanning beds have become fairly popular, there are many health risks (including skin cancer) associated with them, and you must be careful if you choose to tan this way. If you decide to use a tanning bed, a time of 7-11 minutes is recommended. Even if you tan often, never go in a tanning bed for more than 20 minutes at a time. Tanning 1-2 times per week is the recommended amount. Always wear tanning lotion and goggles to protect your skin and eyes from the potential harm of the UV rays. Most cities have tanning salons, so go online to find the tanning salon closest to you. Prices will vary from salon to salon, but member packages are usually available to help you save money if you plan on tanning multiple times. It's easy to miss the sun in the dead of winter, which is one of the reasons many people choose to tan. If you decide to tan under UV rays and sun beds, it is imperative that you take care of your skin. These methods of tanning come with a high risk of skin cancer and speed up your skin's aging process. Always wear tanning lotion with an SPF when tanning, and moisturize your skin daily to keep it hydrated.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know that every dart board is the same. Notice that the board is split into distinct sections. Know what happens when the dart lands in an "inner" red or green section. Understand that the center of the board is called the bullseye. Know that the rest of the board is split into 20 separate sections, each with a number allocated to that section.

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