Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to your doctor. Find out if you meet the initial qualifications. Undergo an extensive health screening. Follow pre-surgery instructions Undergo gastric bypass surgery. Follow all post-surgery guidelines.

Answer: Gastric bypass surgery limits the amount of food a person can physically tolerate. This surgery can cause rapid weight loss, thereby reducing the amount of fat in the pancreas. Gastric bypass, however, can pose both short-term and long-term risks. Discuss these with your doctor. Short-term risks include: excessive bleeding, infection, adverse reactions to anesthesia, blood clots, problems with breathing, leaks in your gastrointestinal system, and in rare cases, death. Long-term risks include: bowel obstruction, dumping syndrome (which causes diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting), gallstones, hernias, hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), malnutrition, stomach perforation, stomach ulcers, vomiting, and in rare cases, death. In order to be considered for a gastric bypass, you must either have a body mass index (BMI) of more than 40, or have a BMI of at least 35 and a weight-related condition (like type 2 diabetes). In some cases, a person with a BMI of 34 or lower may be considered if their weight is creating serious problems with their health. Before your doctor can approve you for this surgery, you will have to undergo a series of in-depth medical tests, and in some cases, have a psychological evaluation. This is done to ensure that you are physically and emotionally strong enough to handle the surgery. . Depending on your specific health needs, your doctor may ask you to do several things prior to your surgery. Your doctor may ask you to: Restrict your eating and drinking Stop taking certain medications Stop smoking Begin a physical activity program When you have gastric bypass surgery, you will be placed under anesthesia. The surgeon will make a small incision in your abdomen and insert laparoscopic tools. The surgeon will then place an inflatable band around the uppermost part of your stomach. In most cases, you will spend 1 night in the hospital. Immediately following your surgery, you won't be able to eat for a period of 2 days, in order to let your stomach heal. After this, you will begin eating liquids, then move on to pureed foods, and finally onto solid foods. You will be expected to follow a restricted diet for at least 12 weeks. Maintain all scheduled follow-up appointments.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tube feed your puppy carefully. Use caution when giving liquid medications. Correct your puppy's cleft palate.

Answer: Improper tube feeding, by overfeeding or putting the tube down the trachea instead of the esophagus, can lead to aspiration pneumonia in young puppies. If you tube feed your puppy, doing it correctly can prevent another bout of aspiration pneumonia: Make sure no air bubbles are in the milk formula. Before inserting the feeding tube, measure it from your puppy's mouth to its last rib. Place your puppy on its side to do the measuring. Slowly thread the tube over the puppy's tongue and down the throat. Run your thumb and index finger along your puppy's neck to make sure you can feel the trachea and the feeding tube. Do not hold your puppy by its abdomen after the tube feeding. When giving oral liquid medications to a puppy using a syringe, it can be easy for that medication to end up in the puppy's lungs, causing aspiration pneumonia. To prevent aspiration pneumonia when giving liquid medication: Hold your puppy's head in your non-dominant hand and the syringe in your dominant hand. Place the syringe in your puppy's mouth and angle it to the side. Do not angle it toward the back of the throatthe medication could end up in your puppy's lungs. Slowly empty the syringe. Place just a few drops in your puppy's mouth at a time, giving it time to swallow and breathe. If your young puppy has cleft palate, it will likely need surgery to prevent aspiration pneumonia from happening again. During the surgery, your vet will close the opening in the top of your puppy's mouth, lessening the chance of liquid or food going into the lungs. Surgery could also be needed if your puppy breathed a foreign object into its lungs. If you decide on surgery, your vet will take special precautions to ensure your puppy does not accidentally breathe anything into its lungs before it has fully woken up from surgery. Surgery can be expensive. If you have financial concerns, discuss these with your vet when deciding on whether your puppy should have surgery.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sketch an oval shape in the middle of the page for the head. Draw guidelines for the face on the oval head. Sketch out a few details like the ears, the crown of the head and the neck. Outline the shape of the face. Erase the sketch lines and make the contour stronger.

Answer: Add facial features like big eyes with ruffled eyebrows, a cute little nose and a small mouth.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Unplug all of the cords. Set the console on a clean surface. Use your compressed air correctly. Blast away the dust. Wipe the console down with a dry microfiber cloth. Clean its home and put it back.

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First, unplug the power cord from the console so no electricity is running through it while you clean it. Then unhook the controllers from the console. Do the same with anything else that may be plugged into it so you have access to all of the console's ports. If you need to clean your console, then chances are that wherever you keep it also needs cleaning. Remove the console from there and place it somewhere clean and free of dust. Make the job easier by working on a surface that isn't going to get your console dirty all over again even while you clean it. Before you start blasting your expensive electronic device with compressed air, keep in mind that there's moisture inside that can. Always hold the can upright, since this lowers the risk of releasing that moisture. Also, hold the nozzle at least five or six inches (13 or 15 cm) away from what you're aiming at, since holding it closer will be less effective. Read the directions to your particular brand of compressed air for any additional advice or warnings. Start by firing short blasts along the indentation that runs around the middle of your console. Then move on to the ports located on its front and back. Finally, blast away as much dust as you can from the remaining surfaces, plus all of the vents. Be sure to use a clean, dry cloth to remove any lingering dust, since a wet one can end up harming your console. Wipe down all sides of the exterior to finish up. As you work on each side, always wipe in one continuous direction away the light sensor so none of it ends up in there. Also avoid wiping dust into any of the ports and ruining your work. Set the console aside and dust the area where you keep it. Depending on how much has accumulated and how much ends up in the air as you clean, give any airborne dust time to settle back down and repeat. Then set your console back in place.