Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Schedule an appointment with your eye doctor. Choose a contact lens type and color. Use your contact lenses as directed. Take good care of your contact lenses. Tell your eye doctor if there is a problem with your contact lenses.

Answer: A prescription is required to purchase contact lenses in the United States, even if those contacts are cosmetic rather than corrective. During your appointment, tell your eye doctor about your needs and expectations. If your eye doctor approves your request for contact lenses, you will get to choose your lenses. Color contacts come in tinted and opaque varieties that can either enhance or completely change your eye color while you are wearing them. Enhancement tint contact lenses intensify your natural color with a translucent tint. Since they are translucent, they will not completely change your natural eye color. Color tint contact lenses come in a variety of shades and colors including specialty colors like amethyst, violet, and green. They are opaque so they will completely block your natural color with the lens color. Follow your eye doctor's instructions carefully when putting in and taking out your contact lenses. Always wash your hands before putting in or taking out your contact lenses. Never sleep in your contact lenses. Don't wear your contact lenses while bathing or swimming. Depending on the type of contact lenses your doctor has prescribed, you may need to disinfect them daily. Improper care of contact lenses can cause eye infections, so it is important to clean your contact lenses as directed by your eye doctor. If you experience any problems or simply have questions about your contact lenses, talk to your eye doctor.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure you don't have an infection.

Answer: If you suspect that you have an ear infection, do not attempt the following method to unclog your ear. If you have any of the following symptoms, call a doctor immediately: Persistent and severe pain in your ears lasting more than a few hours. Fever Vomiting or diarrhea. Yellow or green drainage from the ear.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try simply adding a black slide. Find the Layout button and click on Blank. Make the background black. Save the File. Review the presentation.

Answer: This is an easy way to build a black screen directly into your presentation. This way, you don't have to worry about pressing the B button you can plan for a dark screen when you want the audience to focus on your words, and then click onward to the next slide when you're ready to proceed. You can do this by adding a blank slide with a plain black background, or you can make the words fade out to black before you move on to the next slide. This will delete any default Textboxes from your slide. In case there is still some default design showing up on your slide click on Design > Background > Hide Background Graphics. Click on Design > Background Styles. Then, select the Black Screen option. Alternately: Click Format Background > Fill > Solid Fill > Color. Select the color black from the list of Theme Colors. Then, click Apply to blacken the background of this particular slide. If you'd like to give every slide a black background, then click Apply to All. Go to File, then Save As. Choose an easy-to-find location to save this Powerpoint file, and give it a name that you won't forget. It's important to save your presentation after making major changes: in case your computer dies, there is a power outage, or you simply forget to save your work. Before you try to present this PowerPoint to a group of people, make sure that the screen goes black when you want it to go black. Click on the Slideshow icon on the bottom right-hand corner or the Slideshow From the Beginning option on the panel at the top of the screen. Your computer screen should now look completely black except for a small set of pointer arrows in the bottom left corner. Unfortunately nothing can be done about that but from a distance they are not too visible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get immediate medical care. Apply an ice pack. Slow the venom's spread. Bring the spider with you to the medical facility, if you can.

Answer:
See a medical professional immediately for treatment, even if you think the bite isn't serious. After all, it's easy to incorrectly identify a spider bite. It's a good idea to get an large antihistamine injection as soon as you can, even if you don't know the type of spider bite. While anti-venom is available in most ambulances, it might be a little while before the proper one can be selected and administered. This will help slow the spread of the venom and bring down the swelling. If you believe the bite is from a Brazilian wandering spider, apply a warm compress. This will help reduce blood pressure in the area. If the bite is on an arm or a leg, elevate the limb and tie a snug bandage above the bite. You should also move as little as possible to slow the spread of the venom. Be careful not to cut off circulation when tying the bandage. If you believe you are dealing with a redback bite, don't tie a bandage around the area. Redback venom spreads slowly, so the bandage won't do much except worsen the pain. Even if the spider is squashed, try to save it and bring it with you to the medical facility. Blood tests can reveal the type of spider bite, but having the specimen can speed up the identification and treatment process. Rubbing alcohol can be used to preserve a spider.