Article: Starting with a full charge on both devices ensures that process won't be interrupted by a low battery. " The process is similar across all Bluetooth headsets, but there might be slight variations depending on model and manufacturer. For almost all headsets, this is done by starting with the headset power off, then pressing and holding the multi-function button (the button you press to answer a call) for a few seconds. First, a light will blink showing you that the unit is on (keep holding the button) and a few seconds later, the LED on the headset will blink in alternating colors (often red-blue, but this can be anything). The blinking lights indicate that the headset is in pairing mode. If your headset has a sliding on/off switch, slide it to the "on" position before pressing and holding the multi-function button. The devices will need to be close to one another in order to pair. The distance varies, keep the devices within 5 feet (1.5m) of one another for the best results.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Charge your headset. Put your headset in "pairing mode. Put your headset close to your phone.

Problem: Article: It is important to keep to a healthy weight, as being overweight can increase your blood pressure which in turn puts more strain on your kidneys. Having a healthy and balanced diet and taking regular exercise should be enough for you to maintain a healthy weight and keep your blood pressure down. Being overweight can also lead to diabetes, which, together with high blood pressure, are the two major causes of kidney disease. Obesity does not mean that you have kidney problems. It is, however, a risk factor that you and your doctor should monitor together. Being active and exercising has a wide range of beneficial consequences for health and plays an important part in maintaining a healthy weight. It helps improve circulation and mobility which is good news for the kidneys which work to regulate blood in the body. Regular exercise can help you to prevent diabetes and control blood pressure, which decreases the strain on your kidney and lowers the likelihood of kidney disease. If you are not used to regular exercise it's important to make a part of your normal routine to feel the long-term benefit and improve kidney function. Finding a sport or activity that you really enjoy is probably the best way to make exercise fun for someone who isn't used to it. If you used to play a sport as a kid, try taking that up again in a more casual format. For example, try swimming laps if you used to be on the swim team. Exercising with friends or your partner might make it a lot more fun and laid back if you don't want to join a club or a team. Vitamin D deficiency has been linked to kidney disease. One of the jobs of the kidneys is to activate vitamin D, so getting out in the sunshine and taking vitamin D in from the sun lowers the pressure on the kidneys. A minimum of fifteen minutes in the sun a day can help your kidney function. Vitamin D also helps with the regulation of the calcium and phosphorous levels in your body.
Summary: Control your weight. Get plenty of exercise. Get a good vitamin D supply by exercising outside.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dogs, just like humans, build up plaque on the teeth and need to have it removed. Get a dog toothbrush from your vet or a pet supply store, along with dog toothpaste. Don't use human toothpaste, which usually contains fluoride and can be harmful to dogs. Place a small amount of dog toothpaste on your fingertip. Gently run your finger along the gums of the upper teeth to get the dog used to the toothpaste. If your dog accepts this, the next day do the same with a bit of the toothpaste on a dog toothbrush. Get the bristles of the brush along the gum line of the upper back teeth and angle slightly up, so the bristles get under the gum line. Work from back to front, making small circles along the gum lines for about 30 seconds. Ideally, you should brush your dog's teeth every day. At least, aim for several times a week. You can also try special dental food which is formulated to be able to grind off the plaque as the dog chews. Treats like rawhides or dental treats work in the same manner. Have a veterinarian or technician demonstrate on your dog how close to the quick (the growing portion) you can trim the nail before you try to do so yourself. The quick contains blood vessels and nerves which will painfully bleed if clipped. Have someone hold the dog still for you the first few times you clip the nails. Start with the back nails. These nails are usually shorter and dogs are more comfortable with having the back paws handled. Locate the quick or approximate area before trimming off the end of the nail. Carefully work your way back towards the quick. Trim at least two to three millimeters in front of it. Proceed with the rest of the paws, giving plenty of praise as your dog behaves for the process. Dogs need a good brushing regardless of their coat length. This is a good way to bond with your dog. It also gives you a chance to monitor the health of your dog's skin. For long-haired dogs, purchase a stripper type of comb to help remove hair that is being shed. Comb through your dog's hair at least every other day, if not daily. Otherwise, your dog's fur may form painful mats. These just aren't ugly to look at, as they can also cause the skin underneath it to get infected. For short-haired dogs, use a soft-bristled brush to remove loose hair and stimulate the skin. Brushing time is the time to check your dog's skin for parasites (fleas), lumps or bumps. You can also check for hair loss, inflammation and scratches or other injuries as well. If you see fleas, act immediately to treat your dog, its bedding, and your house before they get out of hand. Topical treatments and household insecticides are the best ways to curb an exploding flea population. Veterinarian office staff or pet store staff can give you great advice to kill fleas both on your dog and in your home. If your dog needs a bath, use an all-purpose dog shampoo. Follow the directions on the bottle. Don't go overboard with bathing your dog. Most dogs only need a bath once a month at most. A dog's skin can dry out from more frequent bathing. If you have a dog that gets dirty or smelly more frequently, you may need to bathe it more often. Use your discretion, and contact your vet with any questions.

SUMMARY: Keep your dog's teeth clean. Trim your dog's nails. Frequently give your dog a good brushing. Check your dog's skin while brushing. Give your dog a bath once a month.

Find out, in their words, what happened that caused the individual to be hurt or to feel unwell. If the victim was hurt within view of others, ask witnesses to describe what happened. Use context clues to determine what injuries the victim could have sustained. For example, if the victim fell while rock climbing, fractured bones are likely. This should include events that have before this particular incident. Once emergency responders (usually EMTs or ambulance crews) arrive on the scene, be prepared to hand over your notes to them or to verbally describe the victim's medical history. Ask specific questions; try asking: "Do you have any relevant allergies?" "Do you take any prescribed medications?" "Do you have any existing medical conditions that would affect this incident?" "When was the last time that you ate a meal? What did you eat?" Often injured victims will have symptoms that are not found by a simple first-aid exam. Consequently, it is valuable to hear from the victim himself what hurts or what has been injured. Ask specific questions: where does the victim feel pain? At what point did the pain start?
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Ask the victim about the history of the incident. Ask the victim to tell you their personal medical history. Have the individual describe their symptoms to you.