Write an article based on this "Treat the underlying illness. Take safety precautions. Differentiate between delirium, dementia, and mental illness."
article: There are a wide variety of medical problems that can bring on delirium. These can vary between life-threatening illnesses, such as stroke, to simple problems that can be fixed easily, such as a dehydration. In many cases, once the underlying problem is treated effectively, the delirium clears up on its own. Because delirium has so many different underlying causes, one treatment plan will not work for every patient. This makes proper diagnosis of the underlying illness a key aspect of proper treatment. In many cases, it is best not to medicate an elderly person with delirium. However, if a person becomes extremely agitated or becomes a danger to themselves or others, they need to be medicated. Talk to their doctor about the medication that would work well to minimize their agitation but will allow them to have the best quality of life possible. If a delirium patient does need to be medicated, they are typically given an antipsychotic medication, such as haloperidol. In some cases they may be given a sedative, but that is done very rarely. In some cases of extreme delirium, patients need to be restrained to protect themselves and others. This should be used only as a last resort once all other treatment options have been exhausted. Delirium is often mistakenly diagnosed as dementia because their symptoms are similar. Dementia is characterized by a decline in two or more brain functions and is a symptom of a condition, such as Alzheimer's disease or stroke. Delirium can also be confused for mental illness, especially when the underlying illness is difficult to diagnose. Those who have delirium typically have a significantly harder time maintaining focus and attention than those with dementia. Delirium symptoms tend to fluctuate significantly, while those with dementia tend to have relatively consistent memory and thinking skills throughout the day. Those with delirium usually have additional symptoms that are associated with their underlying illness, while those with dementia do not. Mental illness and delirium can usually be distinguished by considering how old the person is and whether their symptoms came on suddenly. An older person that gets sudden symptoms is likely to have delirium instead of mental illness. However, those with dementia are likely to get delirium. A patient could have both conditions and they should be treated separately.

Write an article based on this "Note the location in which the tiles have been installed. See if the tiles are stained or discolored. Inspect the faces of the tiles for uniform size and shape."
article: Ceramic and porcelain tiles are each better suited to distinct locations in a home. Porcelain is often installed in laundry rooms, bathroom floors, bathroom walls, shower stalls, and around bathtubs. Porcelain tile is more durable than ceramic because of its hardness, and porcelain is also more resistant to moisture. Ceramic tile, on the other hand, is most often installed as flooring in high-traffic areas such as an entry way or a heavily-used hallway. If so, they're almost certainly ceramic. Porcelain tiles are very dense and have been designed to be impervious to stains. So, most staining substances (e.g., red wine) can be wiped off of them easily. Ceramic, on the other hand, is light, porous, and can absorb staining materials relatively easily. Stains on ceramic tiles could also come from foot traffic (dirt, mud, snow, etc.) if the tiles are located in an entryway. The "face" of the tile is the top portion which faces upward or outward on installed tiles. Porcelain tiles have sharply-formed faces which are all exactly uniform in size. Due to their durability, porcelain tiles can be "rectified," or cut to highly specific dimensions for complete uniformity. This also allows the porcelain tiles to be grouted together with only small gaps between tiles. If there is any discrepancy between the size of the tiles, you're dealing with ceramic tile.

Write an article based on this "Plug the drive in any available USB port. Wait for the drive to appear."
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Wait a few moments while the computer automatically sets the drive up to be accessed. If the flash drive has been formatted using the NTFS filesystem, then it will not be recognized in Mac OS X. The flash drive must be formatted in the FAT32 filesystem. Once the drive is successfully installed, it will appear on your desktop. You can double-click it to open it and browse the files as you would any folder on your system.