INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An Epipen auto injects epinephrine to counteract an anaphylactic reaction. If there is the possibility of anaphylaxis, get a prescription for this medical device. Be sure to always have your Epipen with you. For children, it is useful to have one at school and the other at home to bring with them wherever they go. Adults and adolescents should carry their Epipen with them at all times. Discuss with your doctor the proper technique for injection. It's vital that you cultivate a community that can protect the individual with the peanut allergy. Take special care at school. A substantial proportion of food allergies occur in school, and these reactions can be fatal. Over a two-year period, schools can expect that approximately 18% of students with food allergies will have at least one reaction at school. Educate the school nurse, family members, and caregivers as to the prompt use of the Epipen in the event of possible ingestion of peanuts. ead labels carefully. It's important to become very familiar with how to read labels. Manufacturers are required to include peanuts on food labels if there is any exposure. This includes phrases such as "may contain peanuts" or "made in a facility that shares equipment that processes peanuts." Anaphylaxis can be caused by more than just peanut allergies, such as bee stings. Food allergies comprise the leading cause of anaphylaxis in children under age four who are given emergency medical help. Assume that a person has a peanut allergy until he can be tested by an allergist. In the United States, there are roughly 30,000 episodes of anaphylaxis, 2,000 hospitalizations, and 200 deaths per year. If an individual has an anaphylactic reaction, she should be taken to the emergency room immediately. She will also need an immediate injection of epinephrine from a medical device like an Epipen. The doctor may perform one or more of the following procedures on the affected individual. In 90% of cases, these procedures will prevent the patient's death from anaphylaxis. The individual will receive an IV of epinephrine in the emergency room. The patient will be placed on a ventilator if she is experiencing respiratory failure or laryngospasm, which indicates that respiratory failure is forthcoming. It is crucial that the person is intubated (a tube will be placed in the trachea) before the larynx begins spasms and will not permit intubation. The patient may receive H2-blockers such as Pepcid or Zantac via IV, which will decrease a histamine response. The patient may receive blood pressure support with vasopressors if need be. Delays in recognition of anaphylaxis were associated with delays in administration of epinephrine. Even in cases where anaphylaxis was quickly identified and the patient was quickly treated with epinephrine injection, 10% still died. The person will likely be observed for several hours either on the medical wards or in the ER after the reaction, as a second, delayed response may manifest in a few hours. This observation period is vital to ensure a safe discharge.

SUMMARY: Get a prescription for an Epipen. Talk with family members, caregivers, and school officials about the allergy. . Expect a peanut allergy if the individual has an anaphylactic reaction. Get immediate medical attention with anaphylaxis.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're in a hurry, you can speed things along by placing it in front of a dehumidifier or fan on a low setting. Once the gelatin is fully dried, it will curl up and peel away from the plastic sheet. Re-grind these larger pieces for a more uniformly fine-grained glitter. However, if you're okay with more variety in glitter sizes, you can skip this step altogether. Your edible glitter should last for months, but may lose some sparkle over time. Be sure to keep away from water and sunlight to prolong its shelf life.

SUMMARY: Allow the glitter solidify overnight. Sift your glitter through a sieve to separate out larger pieces. Store in an airtight container or jar.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're using a mouse, point to the lower left corner of your session to access the "Start" screen. A list of all your active networks will display. A network status window will display. " " Your computer's current DNS settings will be located in the bottom half of the Properties window.

SUMMARY: Swipe in from the right side of your Windows 8 device to access the "Start" screen. Type "Control Panel" into the search field and select the option after it displays in the search results. Click on "View network status and tasks" below the Network and Internet section. Click on the link displayed to the right of "Connections" for the network you'd like to check DNS settings for. Click on the "Properties" button within the status window. Click on "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4). Click on "Properties.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Not all yurts require insulation or lining, but they conserve heat and protect your yurt from the elements. Install your insulation on a day that is not very windy, and do this once the rafters are all in place. Use a step ladder to reach the top middle of your yurt, and spread the liner over the rafters. Have a friend pull the hemmed end around the rafter ends. Then, place the insulation on top of the liner. You can secure the upper area while your friend secures the perimeter. To secure the lining and insulation, use a staple gun to add a staple every 48in (1020cm). Once the insulation seam is aligned properly, use the foil tape to secure the seam. If you'd like, trim the insulation around the door frame so it does not get in the way. Remove the cover from the bag and get rid of the binding straps. The cover of your yurt is often in a bag made of the same material. Untie the straps around the cover. Then, place your step ladder inside your yurt so you can unroll the cover. To do this, bring the top of the covering through the center ring opening. Once the covering is through the opening, you can let the covering unroll until it reaches your door. As you stand on the step ladder, have a friend work around the perimeter. Once the covering is unrolled, unfold it 2-3 times to cover a bit in each direction. As you do this, look for the cut-out opening for the door in the top cover valance. The cut-out has many oval grommets, rather than round grommets. Ensure the cut-out is centered over the door so you can easily install the rest of the covering. Work with your friend to unfold the rest of the covering across the top and perimeter of the yurt. Once the covering is halfway unfolded and covers half of your rafters, install a 2-5 twist-lock connectors or S-clips to secure the top cover at the door. Securing the cover near the door keeps the door detail aligned. Then, tie a cord to a few of the grommets on the top cover. Use the cord to help pull the rest of the fabric over the center ring and around the perimeter. Finally, pull the outside edge around so it is snug around the ends of the rafters. It is imperative that the top cover is centered on the center ring and pulled down evenly. If not, your covering will be crooked. You do not need to fasten the cover to the center ring. Once the covering is in place, inspect the door frame to make sure everything fits properly. Then, use a marker to indicate the oval grommet locations. Drill 764ft (0.033m) pilot holes with the provided bits, and then fasten the twist-lock connectors. If you don't drill pilot holes, you may break the twist-lock shank. If you overtighten the twist-lock connectors, you can also break the shank. Once your roof is in place, consult your instructions regarding any specific finishing touches.

SUMMARY:
Install your roof insulation and liner facing if included in your kit. Take out the cover and place a step ladder in the middle of your yurt. Unroll the covering toward the door frame. Unfold your covering 2-3 times to begin wrapping the perimeter. Unfold half of the covering and secure it using connectors. Pull the top layer of the cover over the center ring and down the other side. Mark the oval grommet locations around the door to secure them.