INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're not the first medical professional to see the patient, they may already have a SOAP note. Look for any changes in the patient's concern, and be sure to list if there were positive or negative effects to prior treatment. For example, if you had previously prescribed an antibiotic, you may record how the affected area has less swelling. If the patient listed multiple concerns, start organizing them with the most severe on top and the least severe at the end. If you have trouble determining which problem is the most severe, ask them what they're the most concerned with. If there is a clear diagnosis for the problem, list it immediately after the problem on your SOAP note. If there are different causes for the problem, then list them all so the most likely option is the first one. Look at the Subjective and Objective sections of your soap note to speculate what's causing the patient's problems. You may not know exactly what's causing the problems, so make educated guesses based on what you've already found. Cite exact reasons from the Subjective and Objective sections of your SOAP note in your diagnoses. If you're writing descriptions for multiple diagnoses, then be sure to include any that could conflict one another. Always leave a description so other professionals know why you made certain decisions with your treatment.

SUMMARY: Record any changes in the patient's problems if you've seen them before. List the patient's problems in order of importance. Note any diagnoses that you can make. Write your reasoning for why you chose each diagnosis.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll be sanding, using putty, priming, painting, and clear coating to complete this project! It's important to wear eye protection, gloves, and a mask when working with paint thinner, sandpaper, primer, or paint. Use 400-grit sandpaper to even out the metal in the damaged area. Don't go much beyond the damaged areathere's no need to do more work than necessary. Keep sanding until the damage is smoothed out. Any kind of automotive spot putty will work. Squeeze a small amount of the product onto a putty knife and use it to fill in the damaged area. Aim to cover the area in a very thin layer. Then, let the putty dry, which typically only takes about 30 minutes. Once the putty is dry, you can sand away the excess. Use 400-grit sandpaper to smooth out the putty until it is even and level with the rest of the rim. If the damage is deep or you sanded too much of the putty away, you can add more. Use the same technique as before and be sure to let the putty dry before you sand the second layer. Though you could try to exactly match the paint to the color of your rims, it would be a very difficult task. It's better to repaint the entire rim so it is a single, solid color. For the paint to adhere, the surface can't be shiny. Use a scouring pad to scuff up the entire rim until it has a matte finish.
Summary: Put on protective gear. Sand the scuffed areas with 400-grit sandpaper. Apply spot putty to the scuffed areas and let it dry. Sand the excess putty away with 400-grit sandpaper. Add more putty and sand the area again, if necessary. Use a scouring pad to remove the clear coat from the rest of the rim.

It's in the top-left corner of the Venmo app. Skip this step if you are on the Venmo desktop website. This option is at the bottom of the left side menu on the mobile app and the top right of your Venmo homepage on the website. Skip this step if you are using the Android app. You'll see this option near the top of the menu and on the left side of the Settings page on desktop. You can also select Add Debit or Credit Card on this page if you'd like to add a card as an intermediary. If you decide to add a card, enter your card's information when prompted and then select Add Card. On desktop, first click Edit payment methods below the "Payment Methods" box. As long as they match your existing bank account, doing so will show a list of your checking accounts. Doing so will add it to your Venmo account; you'll be able to send money from and receive money to this account. To do so, tap , then tap Home near the top of the menu. On desktop, click the "Venmo" logo in the top-left side of the page.
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One-sentence summary -- Tap . Select Settings. Select Banks & Cards. Select Link Bank Account. Select a bank branch, then enter your bank account's credentials. Select an account. Return to the Venmo home page.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: One of the most popular hydrangea species, Hydrangea macrophylla, does best in hardiness zones 69, with minimum winter temperatures of -10 to +25F (-23 to -7C). A few species can tolerate zone 4 conditions (-30F/-34C), including H. arborescens and H. paniculata. Hydrangeas may suffer when planted in hot temperatures or frost. Container-grown hydrangeas are best planted in the garden during spring or fall. Bare root hydrangeas without soil should be planted in early to mid-spring so they have time to adapt to their new location. Ideally, the hydrangea should get several hours of sun each day, but be protected from the hottest afternoon sun by a wall or other barrier. If this is not possible in your yard, select a location with bright partial shade throughout the day. Hydrangeas can grow to become 4' by 4' bushes (1.2m x 1.2m). Research your species and variety online if you want a more accurate idea of how large your hydrangeas will grow. Mix compost into your soil if it is low in nutrients. If your soil is dense or mostly clay, mix in pine bark or other mulch material in order to prevent water from forming pools around the plant. Roots can become tangled or clustered together, which makes it harder for them to grow out into the soil once they're planted. This can limit the amount of nutrients the plant absorbs. To loosen your roots, cut a few of the outside roots, then gently shake the roots apart. Once the inner roots are free, they will be able to spread out into the soil. Dig a hole about as deep as the root ball or potting container, and two or three times as wide. Carefully lift the hydrangea and place it in the hole. Be careful not to scrape or break the roots while moving the plant. Press the soil gently together as you fill the hole to remove air pockets and provide support to hold up the plant. Stop when the hold is approximately halfway filled. Water the half-filled hole thoroughly, then leave it to drain for at least 15 minutes or until there is no standing water. Fill in the rest of the hole in the same way you were filling it before, pressing down small portions of soil at a time. Stop when the roots are covered. Do not bury any more than 1 inch (2.5 cm) of the trunk or stem. Newly transplanted plants may not yet have roots functioning at full capacity, so it's important to water them well. Water once more when you're finished filling the hole, then water daily for the first few days after planting. Once the hydrangea is established in its new location, water whenever the soil is about to dry out. Make sure that you give it a deep watering each time, not just a sprinkling of water. The soil should be kept somewhat moist, but not soggy. Hydrangeas do not usually require additional care, and often grow or bloom without difficulty. If your hydrangeas wilt or dry out, construct a shade to block the sun during the afternoon. You can also try using mulch. If the winter forecast predicts unusually cold or prolonged frost, or if you are planting in a lower than recommended hardiness zone (see above), you may need to provide winter protection for your hydrangeas.

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Check your species' hardiness zone. Know the safest times to plant. Choose a place in your yard that gets a mixture of sun and shade. Allow enough space for it to grow substantially. Prepare rich, porous soil. Loosen the roots. Plant the hydrangeas in a spacious hole carefully. Fill the hole halfway with soil, a little at a time. Water the hole, let drain, then fill the rest of the hole with soil. Water the plant frequently for the first few days. Reduce the watering but keep the soil damp.