Q: If you're experiencing frequent vomiting and diarrhea, your body will quickly lose fluids which will result in dehydration. Drink as much liquid as you can to replace lost fluids. If you find it difficult to drink a lot, take several small sips frequently. If you cannot keep down liquids because you are too nauseous, contact a doctor immediately. You may need to be taken to the hospital for intravenous fluid provision. Try drinking water, decaffeinated tea, or apple juice diluted with water 50/50. Sipping broth or soup and sucking on ice chips or popsicles is also a good way to get nutrition and fluids. These are powders that you mix into water and drink. They help to replace minerals and nutrients that your body is losing through vomiting and diarrhea. You can usually buy them from pharmacies. To make your own rehydration fluid, mix 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, and 4 tablespoons of sugar into 4 1/4 cups (or 1 litre) of water. Stir until the ingredients are dissolved before drinking. You can also purchase a pre-made rehydration solution, such as Pedialyte or Hydralyte for children. Or for an adult or older child, you can give a solution made of half water and half Gatorade or Powerade. Once you're feeling a bit hungry and nausea has subsided, start nibbling BRAT foods: bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast.. These foods can calm your stomach and shouldn't trigger nausea or vomiting. Saltines, mashed potatoes, and soft cooked vegetables are also gentle on an upset stomach. Remember, don't force yourself to eat or rush into eating too much. As your body fights against the food poisoning, your digestive system will experience a temporary state of lactose intolerance. Because of this, any dairy products that you consume--e.g., butter, milk, cheese, yogurt, etc.--will result in further complications. Avoid consuming dairy until you are sure that your body has returned to normal. Chances are these won't sound appealing if you already have food poisoning, but take care to avoid spicy or fatty foods which can be difficult for you to digest. You should also cut out high-fiber foods that can also be tough on your stomach. High-fiber foods include: citrus, legumes, whole grains, nuts, and produce with the peel. Caffeine and alcohol may make you feel worse when you have food poisoning, so it is best to avoid them. They're also diuretics, which means that they will cause you to urinate more often. Frequent urination leads to dehydration, which can cause serious problems when combined with frequent vomiting and diarrhea.
A: Drink plenty of liquids and fluids. Drink a rehydration fluid. Begin eating bland foods gradually. Take a break from dairy products for a few days. Avoid foods that can trigger nausea or vomiting. Avoid consuming caffeine and alcohol.

Q: into decimal form. To convert the fraction into a percentage, it is easiest to have a decimal number. For our example, 1/10 = 0.1. Calculators will be able to convert more difficult numbers quickly for you. If you cannot use a calculator, it may take using long division to convert the fraction to a decimal. Usually, about 4 or 5 digits past the decimal place will be sufficient to round to. You should always be dividing a positive number by a positive number when converting to decimal form. the result times 100. Simply multiply the result, 0.1 in this example, by 100. This will convert the answer into percentage form. Just add the percentage symbol to the answer, and you're done. In this example, 0.1 x 100 = 10. Add the percent sign to get 10%, your percentage error. Often swapping signs (positive/negative) and dividing can lead to minor errors in your calculations. It is best to go back to check your answer makes sense. In our example, we want to make sure that our approximation of 9 oranges is off by 10% of the actual value of oranges. 10% (10% = 0.1) of 10 oranges is 1 (0.1 x 10 = 1). 9 oranges + 1 = 10 oranges. This confirms that the guess of 9 was indeed off by just 1 oranges or 10% of the actual value of 10 oranges.
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Convert the fraction Multiply Check your work to make sure the answer is correct.