Problem: Article: The amount of radiotracer injected into your vein just prior to getting a bone scan is not very much, but it still produces radiation in your body for up to 3 days. Radiation increases the risk of healthy cells mutating into cancer cells, so make sure you weigh all the pros and cons with your doctor before getting a bone scan. It's estimated that a bone scan exposes you to no more radiation than a conventional full-body x-ray does and less than half that of a CT scan. Drinking lots of water and fluids starting immediately after a bone scan for 48 hours can help to flush out any radioactive tracer left in your body. If you must have a bone scan while breastfeeding, pump and throw away your breast milk for two to three days so your baby isn't harmed. Allergic reactions related to the radiotracer dye are rare, but they do happen and can be life threatening. In most cases the reaction is mild and causes some pain and inflammation at the injection site and a related skin rash. In severe cases, anaphylaxis is triggered and leads to a widespread allergic reaction causing swelling, breathing difficulty, hives and reduced blood pressure. Call your doctor immediately if any signs of an allergic reaction become obvious once you get home after your appointment. The radioactive tracer takes between one to four hours to be absorbed by your bones, although most allergic reactions occur within 30 minutes of the injection. There is a slight risk of infection or excessive bleeding when the needle is inserted into your vein to inject the radioactive dye. Infections usually take a couple of days to develop and include pain, redness and swelling at the injection site. Call your doctor immediately if you notice these signs. You may need to go on antibiotics to combat the infection. Signs of a more significant infection include severe throbbing pain and pus drainage at the injection site, numbness and tingling in your involved arm, fatigue and a fever. Make sure the doctor or technician cleans your arm with an alcohol swab or wipe just prior to the injection.
Summary: Understand the radiation risk. Watch for allergic reactions. Look out for potential infection.

Problem: Article: Sage is a flower located near the Helonia Coast Portal, found in Timbria Forest. Westen, the Painter, will tell you that he's missing an important color for his painting, which is blue. Give the sage to him. You will obtain the title Budding Artist, which gives +10 Health Points bonus. Westen is not available in the auto-travel list, but he's not hard to find. The painter will be standing near the Sunbird King's spawn location, right at the top of the cliff.
Summary: Get Sage. Pick up the Sage and then deliver it to the Painter.

Problem: Article: Microfiber has different textures and can usually be cleaned with water. Leather has a more modern look, though it can be prone to scratch marks or fading. Vinyl is even more affordable than leather, though not as cozy as microfiber. Dark fabrics show stains less easily. Mohair, denim, and wool are also good fabric options if you have kids or pets. Couches with outdoor fabrics can be used inside while taking more damage and being soft enough that the difference will be unnoticeable. Children often like to bounce and jump on couches, which can make the couch frame sag. Eight-way hand-tied springs are considered higher quality, but they are also faster to break and more expensive to repair. Children can cause rapid wear and tear on a couch by deforming down-filled cushions or picking away decorative details like buttons or threading. However, softness and resilience doesn't necessarily need to be sacrificed for durability. Poly-wrapped foam is supportive and low maintenance. Goose or duck down is pricier and softer than other options, and will require frequent fluffing. 50/50 blends are firmer and more affordable. An innerspring core means the cushions won't be removable, but does give the couch some bounce. Memory foam is durable, and mostly used for sleeper sofas. Soft woods like pine cost less but may also warp or wobble, and plastic and metal frames can crack and chip. Kiln-dried hardwoods like beech, ash, or oak cost more but are less likely to get damaged. Make sure the main joints of the sofa are made of wooden dowels, wooden blocks, and metal screws. As well, measure where you'll be moving it inside your home to avoid purchasing a couch that cannot be moved to the proper room. Using a tape measure, record the exact dimensions of door jambs and passageways, taking into account the heights of ceilings and even the distance between moldings. A couch you must assemble can be cheaper, and will also allow you to have a bulky piece that wouldn't have fit through your home otherwise. Try sketching out a floor plan or even moving furniture around to get an idea of how the couch will fit in a room. Mark the size of the couch on the floor with masking tape if you want to know exactly where it'll go.
Summary: Choose leather, microfiber, or vinyl for easy-to-clean fabrics. Go with s-springs or poly-webbing if you have active children. Select comfortable cushion fillings and dependable couch decorations. Pick a sturdy, well-made frame. Measure where you want to put the couch.

Problem: Article: Select Back and press A to return to page two of the Options page. If you have an Ethernet USB adapter that you bought from Nintendo, you can plug it into the back of your console and then plug an Ethernet cable from your router into the adapter. This will open the Internet settings. This will display a list of three connections. If the Wii has never been connected to the internet, all of the settings will say "None" next to the Connection number. Doing so will take you to the wireless network page. If you're using Ethernet, select Wired and then select OK to connect to the Internet. This will bring up a list of the current available networks. This will bring up the connection's page. If the connection is public, selecting the network will prompt your Wii to connect to it automatically. If your network is password-protected, enter the password and press A. Once you connect to either your wired or wireless network, you will be prompted to update your system. These updates can improve system functionality, and are required if you are playing online. Do not update your system if it is modded, or you will lose access to your Homebrew channel. After updating your system, you will be connected to the internet every time the Wii is turned on. You can then add games and channels from the Wii store. Games will cost money to purchase, but most channels can be downloaded for free (some require a separate subscription to use). You can access the shop from the Wii Channels screen.
Summary:
Exit the Sensor Bar page. Select Internet and press A. Select Connection Settings and press A. Select an unused connection and press A. Select Wireless and press A. Select Search for an Access Point and press A. Select a network and press A. Enter your network's password. Update your Wii. Add games and channels.