Q: An ingrown fingernail is a fingernail where one edge of the nail grows and curves into the soft skin around the sides of the finger. The resulting pressure causes redness, pain, swelling, and sometimes an infection. If ingrown fingernails get infected, there may be pus and the swelling may extend along the finger. The ingrown nail can grow into the soft skin on either the inner or outer corner of the nail. Ingrown fingernails are rarer than ingrown toenails; however, there are a few things that lead to them. Causes of ingrown fingernails include: Injury Nail biting Cutting the fingernails too short or unevenly Fungal infections Having curved or thickened fingernails, which may be due to genetics, but can be a problem in older people Most ingrown fingernails will heal with home or standard medical treatment. However, some infections may become severe. If your symptoms become severe, you should go to your doctor or the emergency room immediately. If your fingernail has pus, if the pain around an ingrown fingernail is getting worse, if the redness and tenderness spreads, if you cannot bend the finger at any of the joints, or if you have a fever, seek medical attention. You can try to prevent ingrown fingernails from occurring. Refrain from cutting your nails too short because this can lead to ingrown fingernails. You also should refrain from ripping or tearing your fingernails. File off any rough, uneven edges. Make sure to keep your hands and nails dry. Keep your nails clean. Keep a watch on your fingernails to look for signs of ingrown nails so you can catch one early.
A: Recognize the symptoms of an ingrown fingernail. Learn the causes of ingrown fingernails. Monitor for worsening symptoms. Prevent ingrown fingernails.

Article: Most chrome is simply plated with chrome, so you do not want to use harsh cleaners that could ruin the finish. Be very careful to clean with a soft cloth or small toothbrush because it will scratch easily. Dry the chrome with a cloth immediately to avoid watermarks. Clean chrome often to avoid tarnish. If some tarnish remains, clean it with a soft rag and vinegar. For rust, use a crumpled up piece of aluminum foil dipped in vinegar and lightly scrub. Rinse the vinegar and dry the chrome with a cloth.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use your mixture of PH balanced soap and water to clean.

Problem: Article: Transporting the cat safely to the veterinary hospital requires that you minimize the motion of her head, neck, and spine. Any sudden movement of these body parts could make her injuries much worse. If the cat has a fracture, do you best to provide extra support and stabilization to that injured area. Placing the cat in a large box can also restrict her movement. Cut several holes in the box so you can see her. Place the box in the front passenger seat, or on the floor in front of that seat, to keep an eye on her. Although you should get the cat to a veterinary hospital as soon as possible, you will need to drive carefully. This is not the time to use your lead foot or throw on the brakes! Erratic driving would increase the cat's fear and bewilderment, and possibly make her injuries even worse. Depending on the severity of the cat's injuries, the veterinary team may need to perform extensive care to save her. After giving the team a brief history of the attack, let them go to work on diagnosing and treating the cat's injuries. Because of the emergency situation, they will make a quick assessment of the injuries, then work quickly to stabilize the cat (e.g., intravenous fluids, oxygen supplementation) and treat the most life-threatening injures. Part of that initial assessment will be evaluating the cat's airway, breathing, circulation, and consciousness. In addition to a full physical exam, your veterinarian will perform other diagnostics, such as bloodwork, urinalysis, and chest x-rays. Be aware that emergency veterinary care is expensive. After the cat has recovered enough to be released, you will need to continue treatment at home. Your veterinarian will likely recommend several treatments, including pain medication and antibiotics. You may also be responsible for changing bandages and checking wounds for signs of inflammation (e.g., redness, swelling) or infection (discharge). You will also need to restrict the cat's activity and prevent her from jumping from furniture. The specific type of at-home care will depend on the extent of the cat's injuries. Be sure you fully understand the at-home care instructions before taking the cat home. You may need to schedule a follow-up appointment so the veterinarian can assess your cat's recovery.
Summary: Minimize the cat's movement. Drive carefully. Allow the veterinary team to do its job. Follow treatment recommendations.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The first thing you'll need to do is select all data you wish to examine for duplicates. This begins the selecting process. The final cell is in the lower right-hand corner of your data group. This will select all of your data. You can do this in any order (e.g., click the lower right-hand box first, then highlight from there). This section includes tools to manipulate your selected data, including the "Remove Duplicates" feature. " This will bring up a customization window. " This will verify all of your columns have been selected. The default setting has all columns checked. This will prompt the program to label the first entry in each column as a header, leaving them out of the deletion process. When you are satisfied with your options, click "OK". This will automatically remove any duplicate values from your selection. If the program tells you that there aren't any duplicates--especially if you know there are--try placing a check next to individual columns in the "Remove Duplicates" window. Scanning each column one at a time will resolve any errors here. If you're satisfied with your revisions, you have successfully deleted duplicates in Excel!

SUMMARY: Open your original file. Click the cell in the upper left-hand corner of your data group. Hold down the Shift key and click the final cell. Click on the "Data" tab in the top section of the screen. Find the "Data Tools" section of the toolbar. Click "Remove Duplicates. Click "Select All. Check any columns you wish to use this tool on. Click the "My data has headers" option, if applicable. Click "OK" to remove duplicates. Save your document's changes.

Q: This is important because once you have a good idea of what's behind it, you can select a solution that is more likely to work. Perhaps there is an issue of you not liking some classes but loving others. This can result in feeling bored during the dull classes but feeling energized when you're interested in the topic. Is the subject matter too hard? Sometimes boredom is a way of deflecting the need to work harder or to ask for help. Is the subject matter too easy? If you feel that you've been there, done that and want to be challenged a lot more, you will be bored really easily. Is the class using a teaching method you find uninspiring? For example, the use of worksheets all the time can lead to boredom because nothing else is used to mix up the variety. There are times when you just want to be bored because you can't be bothered with the class. It's that simple, and you need to ask yourself if that is the best approach to your learning and future.
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Find out what is driving your boredom. Consider whether you're bored in all classes, or just some. Decide when you've made a choice to be bored.