Problem: Article: This will light like gasoline.
Summary: Gather some resin from pine or spruce trees by breaking the bubbles that ooze from the bark. Put the resin on a twig.

Problem: Article: You may obtain a copy of the form by printing it from the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles web site, at http://www.flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/BTR/83039.pdf, or you may pick one up at your county tax collector's office. You can find a listing of county tax collector's offices at http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/taxcollectors.html. If you wish to receive permanent license plates with the international wheelchair symbol, instead of the hanging placard permit, you will need to complete a separate application, available at http://flhsmv.gov/dmv/forms/BTR/83007.pdf. The standards and procedures for the permanent license plate are the same as for the hanging placard permit. You will need to provide the following information: Name, address and driver's license (or Florida identification card) number Email address Signature Your doctor must complete a portion of the form. He or she must certify whether your condition is permanent or temporary. In Florida, any of the following may complete this portion of the application form: Physician Osteopathic or Podiatric Physician Chiropractor Optometrist (only with regard to eyesight limitations) Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner under the protocol of a licensed physician. Licensed Physician's Assistant. There is a fee of $15 for a placard for a temporary disability. There is no fee for a permanent placard. If a second temporary placard (i.e., a renewal) is required within one year, there is no fee for the second placard. However, for an additional temporary placard beyond one year, there would be an additional fee of $15. You may submit your completed application in one of two ways, either by mail or in person. Be sure to keep a copy of the completed form before submitting it. By mail send the completed form, along with the fee, if you are applying for a temporary permit, to your county license plate agency. In person take the completed form, and fee, if required, in person to your county license plate agency. Find your county license plate agency. You can find a listing with links to each of the individual county tax collector offices at http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/taxcollectors.html. Select the county where you live, and then follow the links to find the address and contact information that you need. If you are planning to submit your application in person, call your county tax collector office ahead of time. Some may accept appointments to minimize your wait time.
Summary: Obtain the application form. Complete your portion of the form. Get your doctor's authorization. Prepare the fee. Submit the Application. Call ahead.

Problem: Article: It's always important to use water to help lather soap onto your body. Shaving without water or any moisturizing agent can cause your razor to glide unevenly and create burns or cuts on your skin. If you're not in the shower or bath, you can get a wet wash cloth or cotton pad and dab it where you want to shave. For best results, shave 10 to 15 minutes after you've been in the bath or shower. The water and heat helps to soften your skin and open up your hair follicles for a better, closer shave. You can also exfoliate your skin before shaving using exfoliating scrubs, a wash cloth or a loofah. The trick is to choose something that is able to lather and cover your skin completely. It is also best to choose something that is moisturizing to help glide your razor across your skin smoothly to prevent burns and irritation. Use soap products like: Hair conditioner: Conditioner smooths and softens hair and is a great moisturizing agent. Shampoo: Shampoo lathers quite well and can get rid of pollutants and grease from your skin. Body wash: Body wash acts similarly to shampoo and lathers better than conditioner. For best results, choose a body wash that uses body butter to better moisturize your skin. Dish washing soap: When you've run out of body and hair soaps, dish washing soap is a good alternative that lathers very well. It is a low skin irritant but can be quite drying.
Summary: Wet the area of the skin that you are going to shave. Choose a soap to use.

Problem: Article: Also known as palpation, place your right hand over the patient's left pectoral. The heel of your hand should be against the sternal border and your fingers should lie just below the nipple. You hand should lay flat against the chest, fingers extended. Make sure you tell the patient what you are going to do before you begin, and explain the purpose. While palpating, be aware of the following: Can you feel a point of maximum impulse (PMI), which indicates the location of the left ventricle? Try to pinpoint its exact location, which is usually near the mid-clavicular line. If the ventricle is normal-sized and functioning, it should be about the size of a penny. If it is enlarged, it may be located closer to the armpit. What is the duration of the impulse? If the patient suffers from hypertension, the impulse will last longer. This is subtle and largely a subjective assessment, however. How strong is the impulse? Do you feel a vibration (or thrill)? If a valve is partially obstructed, you may detect this. If you notice a murmur during auscultation, then check again for a thrill. After auscultating the apex, it is important to listen to the following areas with your stethoscope: The left side of the patient's sternum, at the bottom (in the 5th intercostal space). This is the best place to auscultate the tricuspid valve. The left side of the patient's sternum, near the top (in the 2nd intercostal space). This is the best place to auscultate the pulmonic valve. The right side of the patient's sternum, near the top (in the 2nd intercostal space). This is the best place to auscultate the aortic valve. Note that listening to the heart's apex is the best spot to assess the mitral valve. The bell is the auscultatory part of the stethoscope with the smaller circumference and concave surface. It is sensitive to abnormal heart sounds called murmurs. The bell should be applied lightly over the skin to increase sensitivity to murmurs. Pinch the sides of the bell with your thumb and index finger. Rest the heel of your hand against the patient's chest to ensure that the bell is placed lightly. The bell should create an air-tight seal with the skin to easily hear abnormal heart sounds. This position amplifies the apex's heart sounds. Place the bell lightly on the apex and listen for murmurs. Ask the patient to sit up, lean forward, exhale completely and suspend breathing. This maneuver accentuates murmurs. Both of these maneuvers are "specialty techniques" used to better assess for any heart pathology or murmurs. Do not discuss your physical examination findings with the patient still undressed.
Summary:
Feel the patient's heart. Listen in the other 3 auscultation spots. Repeat steps 2 and 3, this time using the bell of your stethoscope. Ask the patient to lie on his/her left side and ensure proper draping. Leave the examination room and allow the patient to get dressed.