Grasp the outer ring firmly before you twist it. This will keep the semen inside the pouch in the condom. Do this slowly while holding the twisted top of the condom together. Just like a male condom, the female condom cannot be reused. Just throw it in the garbage - do not flush it.

Summary: Squeeze and twist the outer ring. Gently remove the condom from your vagina or anus. Throw the condom away.

Leather polish will bring a shine to your jacket, but has the potential to discolor, dry out, or clog the leather surface. Use this for special occasions, and test on a hidden area first before using a new product. Buff with a cloth until a glossy surface is created. Do not polish suede or other leather with a soft, fuzzy texture. It is not possible to make suede glossy without permanently removing this texture. Don't use shoe polish, even if it is intended for leather shoes. If your jacket gets wet, hang it evenly on a hanger to dry at room temperature. Remove objects from the pockets to avoid stretching the wet leather, and keep it away from direct heat sources, such as radiators or airing cupboards. Apply conditioner after drying, if the leather had become thoroughly soaked.

Summary: Polish smooth leather jackets on rare occasions. Let wet leather air dry.

Ketoacidosis is usually treated in the hospital. You may be admitted to a regular room or treated in ICU depending on the severity of your symptoms. During the first hours you are there, the doctors will work on getting your fluids and electrolytes balanced, then they will focus on other symptoms. Most of the time, patients remain in the hospital until they are ready to return to their normal insulin regimen. Often, patients will have to spend the first 24 to 48 hours in ICU. The doctor will monitor you for any other conditions that may cause complications, like infection, heart attack, brain problems, sepsis, or blood clots in deep veins. One of the first things that will be done to treat your diabetic ketoacidosis is to replace fluids. This can be in the hospital, a doctor's office, or home. If you are receiving medical care, they will give you an IV. At home, you can drink fluids by mouth. Fluids are lost through frequent urination and must be replaced. Replacing fluids helps balance out the sugar levels in your blood. Electrolytes, such as sodium, potassium, and chloride, are important to keep your body functioning properly. During diabetic ketoacidosis, your body doesn't produce enough insulin, or the amount of insulin that your body needs has changed and you aren't giving it enough. Low levels of insulin in the body reduces the amount of electrolytes, which can interfere with your body functions. Generally, electrolytes are given to you intravenously. Insulin helps reverse diabetic ketoacidosis. Insulin helps reduce the acid in your blood and balance your blood sugar level. This therapy is usually given intravenously by a medical professional. Insulin therapy is commonly stopped when the blood sugar levels reach below 240 mg/dL. Many times, diabetic ketoacidosis is triggered by a condition or situation. Your doctor may want to test you after your body has returned to normal to see if they can find a possible cause of the condition. Sometimes, DKA is the first sign that someone has diabetes. For example, you may have a bacterial infection, pneumonia, or a urinary tract infection. Some illnesses or infections can produce hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, which can block the effects of insulin. Missing treatments of insulin can also trigger diabetic ketoacidosis. Some medications or alcohol and drug abuse may also trigger the condition.

Summary: Stay in the hospital. Increase your fluid intake. Replace your electrolytes. Undergo insulin therapy. Test for a diabetic ketoacidosis trigger.

If the oven is any hotter than this, there is risk of the rib meat shrinking and getting tough.
Summary: Preheat your oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit (121 degrees Celsius).