Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Turn the key in the ignition to the "run" position. Press a window key down to lower the window all the way. Hold the key down for 2-5 seconds after the window is down. Lift the same window key to raise the window all the way up. Hold the key for 2-5 seconds after the window closes. Repeat this process with the other window keys.

Answer: Turn the key but don't start the car to turn your vehicle's electrical components on. On some cars, you'll need to turn the key backward to turn the electrical components on. On other cars, the "run" position is the slot right before the area that you turn the key to ignite the engine. You cannot reset the windows using the controls while the car is running. If you reset your battery and the automatic window function isn't working, the computer for your car likely flushed the memory of the window settings. This will input new memory settings for the windows. You are going to do this one window at a time, so pick a button to start with. Press the button all the way down and hold it so that the window lowers all of the way. Do not release the button once the window is lowered. Once your window is all the way down, hold the button down for 2-5 seconds. Release the button after you've held it down for a short period of time. On some vehicles, the required time to reset the window is 2 seconds. On others, it is 5 seconds. If this doesn't work the first time at 2 seconds, try it again by holding the button down for 5. On the same window that you just lowered, raise the key upwards to lift the window. Pull the button all the way up with your finger so that the window raises all the way up. Do not release your finger. Once the window is all the way up, hold the button in the up position for 2-5 seconds. Once you've done this, release your finger. The automatic power settings for that window should be reset. Use the same time interval on each of the other window buttons to reset them separately. If you accidentally hit a different button while you're doing this, simply repeat the process for the button that you hit. This will set the automatic window function by resetting the time intervals through your car's computer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check for a rash that is red, slightly raised, and very itchy. Note if the rash appears on your shoulders, chest, face, upper body, and hands. Pay attention to other symptoms that may occur when you have HIV rash. Be aware of the causes of HIV rash.

Answer: HIV rash usually causes blotches and spots on the skin, red for people with fair skin and dark purplish for people with dark skin. The severity of the rash varies from patient to patient. Some get a very severe rash that covers a large area, while others only have a minor rash. If the HIV rash is the result of antiviral medications, the rash will appear as raised reddish lesions that cover your whole body. These rashes are called "drug eruptions". This is usually where the HIV rash shows up on your body. However, the rash tends to disappear by itself within a few weeks. Some people mistake it for an allergic reaction or eczema. HIV rash is not transmittable, so there is no risk of spreading HIV via this rash. These include: Nausea and vomiting Mouth sores Fever Diarrhea Muscle pain Cramps and body aches Enlargement of your glands Blurred or hazy vision Loss of appetite Joint pain This rash occurs due to the fall in the number of white blood cells (WBC) in your body. HIV rash can occur at any stage of infection but generally, you notice it two to threes weeks after you have contracted the virus. This phase is called seroconversion, which is when the infection becomes detectable via a blood test. Some people may skip this phase and develop HIV rash in the later stages of having the virus. HIV rash can also be caused by an adverse reaction to anti-HIV medicines. Drugs like Amprenavir, abacavir, and nevirapine can cause HIV skin rashes. During the third phase of HIV infection, you can develop skin rashes due to dermatitis. This type of HIV rash appears pink or reddish and are itchy. It can last from one to three years and is usually found on your groin, underarms, chest, face, and back areas. You can also get HIV rashes if you have Herpes and are HIV-positive.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Exercise. Avoid sleeping in. Take an ice bath. Take a warm bath! Get a massage. Try aromatherapy.

Answer: This might seem counter-intuitive, but exercise is proven to make your rest not only more rewarding, but actually more restful. Studies show that exercise can raise the quality of your sleep and boost your mental health too. Exercise will also make resting easier, you will find that you are far less antsy when you are trying to relax. Try not to exercise six hours before bedtime, as this can contribute to poor sleep. If you start hitting the snooze button too many times you can mess with your internal clock which causes you to start to feel tired at a certain time of the evening. Sleeping in can mess with your sleep cycle just as much as staying up really late can, so try to stick to a schedule. It might be hard, but that means getting up at the same time even when the weekend rolls around. Ice baths can do wonders for your body and have you feeling physically rejuvenated. There's a reason why so many professional athletes use ice baths as a way to recover. All you have to do is grab a three bags of ice from a convenience store, fill the bathtub halfway with cold water, pour the ice in, and then jump in yourself. If you find yourself feeling physically worn down this technique may do the trick, especially if you are proactive about the treatment. If the ice bath sounds like too much for you, warm baths can help you relax in a different way. As long as you don't stay in the hot water for too long, warm baths can help ease anxiety, soothe your skin, and even make it easier to fall asleep. Going from a warm bath to the bed can help trigger a change in temperature in your body that leads to melatonin production that will help you sleep. Massages are a great way to get your body to relax and you'll find that even a quick one hour massage can help immensely. There are lots of different types of massages, so research which one sounds most appealing to you. Swedish massages are more gentle, deep massages are slower but more forceful, and trigger point massages focus on only very specific sections of your body to release muscle tension. The idea behind aromatherapy is that the essential oils found in plants can help heal and relax your body. The treatment involves inhalation of these essential oils as well as having them massaged into your skin. Researchers aren't totally sure how it works, but they think the smells from these essential oils trigger certain and influence parts of your brain that lead to relaxation. Many people have reported decreased pain, improved mood, and a general sense of relaxation. One popular scent for aromatherapy is lavender. Its scent can help lower anxiety and improve your sleep by raising levels of GABA, a calming neurotransmitter.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Contact a doctor if they injure themselves.

Answer:
Exercise and movement are great for people with AIDS. But if they fall or injure themselves, it could be dangerous. Call their doctor if they injure themselves to be sure you don't need to seek emergency treatment.If you bring them to a hospital for an injury, be sure to tell any medical providers that they have AIDS.