When seeing a doctor about a specific health condition, prepare questions ahead of time to discuss with them. This will send a message to your doctor from the start that you plan on being fully involved in your own care. Write your questions down on a piece of paper and have them ready when your doctor comes into your room. Also write down any symptoms that you're having so that you don't forget about them. Include when each symptom started, how frequent it is, and how much of a concern it is to you. Appointment times often run short, and sometimes people wait to ask about questions concerning them until the very end, when your time is almost up, often because they are nervous about the health problem. Don't wait to bring up something that's concerning you. Begin with the concerns that are most pressing or you think are most important. Your doctor will probably ask, "What brings you in today?" at the very start of your appointment. Use your list of questions/concerns as a summarize why you are there. If you have several concerns, let your doctor know this before you start listing them, so they know to let you finish. Sometimes a doctor will begin responding to your concerns before you're finished explaining everything because they want to start trying to help. If this happens, say, "Oh, sorry, I wasn't finished. I think" and continue with what you were saying. If your doctor says something that you're not sure you understand, say, "Sorry, I'm not sure I understood what you just said. Can you explain that to me again?" Jot down notes about things your doctor says in response to your questions and concerns. This will help you later in case you want to look up more information, call the office to ask more questions, or seek another opinion. Most offices provide a summary sheet that they print out and give to patients as they leave an appointment. Always keep these sheets stored in a place at home where you can refer back to them if you have more questions about your treatment or something your doctor said.
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One-sentence summary -- Prepare a list of questions and symptoms for all your appointments. List all your health concerns at the start of an appointment. Stop your doctor politely to ask questions or to redirect the conversation. Keep good records and notes of all appointments.

Q: Don't forget to insert the audio cable into your player and TV.
A: Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the back of your Blu-ray player. Insert the other end into the HDMI port in the side or back of your HDTV. Use the colors to connect the red, white and yellow plugs on the RCA A/V cable with the back of your Blu-ray player and the back of the TV if you have chosen to use this type of cable instead of the HDMI cable. Turn on the Blu-ray player. Turn on your TV.

Article: When the coffee mixture is spread over your brow, let it sit in place for approximately 20 minutes. The longer that you let the dye sit, the darker your brows will be, so you can adjust the time accordingly. If you're dyeing your brows for the first time, err on the side of caution and stick to 20 minutes or less. It's best to dye too light than too dark. Remember, you can always dye your brows again to make them darker, but you can't make them lighter.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Let the mixture sit on your brow.

Problem: Article: Maybe the attacker won't harm you if you don't challenge them. If you plan to disarm the attacker, you will also want to act passive and deferential at first to throw them off too. Ideally, all you need to do is comply, and you will not have to attempt anything risky. Act cooperative and as passive as possible. Say something like, "Hey, don't worry, I don't want any trouble. What do you want?" Give the attacker the impression you are not a threat Raise your arms higher than the handgun, and don't keep them still. Wave them side-to- side in a repetitive way to lull the attacker's peripheral vision and hide the defensive movement you are about to make by moving your hands forward. In one swift movement, move your head first and grab a hold of the gun. Turn the gun away from your body. Turn the gunman's wrist in. Distract the gunman with a punch, kick, or both. Reach under the weapon, placing your free hand on the hammer and being aware of where the barrel is pointed at all times. Keep both hands on the gun as you kick, stomp or knee the gunman. With both hands firmly on the gun, and the gunman's wrist twisted, rip the gun away. Now you have the gun. The best case scenario once you have the gun is for you to get away without having to fire it. Flee with the gun. If the gunman keeps coming at you, you may have no choice, but inspect the gun with your hands by tapping the bottom of the magazine to be sure it's in. Scream, make noise, and try to draw attention. Hopefully, the gunman will run away. Again, the goal is to not have to fire the gun. Learn the self-defense laws. You are entitled to defend yourself in many cases if you are in immediate danger of death or great bodily harm. You do not want to show panic because this might make the person with the gun panic, and that is very dangerous. You want to retain psychological advantage. Make eye contact with the gunman. This will force him or her to see you as a human being and might make it harder to shoot you. Do not make this an intimidating or challenging gaze, however. Calculate the context. Why is the person pulling a gun on you? If the motive is robbery, then the motive of the gunman may not be to kill you. If you're being targeted in a mass shooting where the motive of the gunman is to kill as many people as possible, this is a very different scenario. If you're not sure if the motive is to kill you, you can hope that the gunman spares your life without your needing to get the gun. There are ways you can reduce the chances you will need to use self-defense in the first place. Avoid walking on foot alone, especially if it's night, if you're female, and if you're impaired. Criminals look for moments of vulnerability. If you're drunk and walking down the street, they might see you as a target. Don't flash money or expensive jewelry around. Be aware of your surroundings. Don't walk with your head down or distracting yourself by talking on a cell phone. Be aware of what's going on around you at all times. Wear shoes that would allow you to run. You could consider getting a concealed-carry permit if this is lawful in your state and you are properly trained. Ask for a security escort at your college or apartment building or work, if one is available. Carry mace or pepper spray if this is legal where you live.
Summary: Raise your hands, and act scared and passive. Get arm's length from the gun. Take steps back once you have the gun. Remain calm. Avoid getting in dangerous situations.

Article: You can't mark a site for offline viewing like you can in Safari for iOS, but you can save pages as PDF files that you can open anytime and even follow links from. Other Android browsers may have an offline viewing option. Open the browser's Menu by tapping the () button and select "Save for offline viewing". Not all Android browsers have this option. You'll be "printing" the web page to PDF format. This will preserve the page and its links in a PDF file stored on your device. This will open the Downloads menu. Select the "Downloads" option in the left frame. By default, the page will be saved as the page's title. You can change it by tapping the name and entering a new name. The PDF will be saved to your device. This will display a list of all of the files you have downloaded. You may be prompted to select which app you want to use to open the file. You can tap any of the links in the PDF file to open them in your browser, but you'll need to have a network connection to do so.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the website that you want to save in Chrome for Android. Tap the Chrome Menu button () and select "Print". Tap the top drop-down menu and select "Save as PDF". Tap the "Save" button. Give your saved page a name. Tap the "Save" button. Open the Downloads app on your device. Tap your newly-saved PDF file. Read through the webpage.