Article: Because one of the cardinal signs of chronic pancreatitis is abnormal stools (in particular, stools that may be loose, oily, fatty, unusually odorous, and pale in color), a stool test can be very helpful in establishing and confirming the diagnosis. Specifically, the stool test looks for elevated fat levels in the stool, which points doctors in the direction of a pancreatitis diagnosis. Blood tests can be used to assess for elevated pancreatic enzymes, which are suggestive of damage to the pancreas. An IgG4 blood test can also aid in the diagnosis of autoimmune pancreatitis; however, in general, blood tests are not especially useful in the diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis. A transabdominal ultrasound can aid in the diagnosis of chronic pancreatitis by allowing your doctor to get a visual image of the organs inside your abdomen, including your pancreas. A CT scan or MRI may also be useful, and/or an MRCP or ERCP where they insert a tube through your throat down to your pancreas to assess for potential blockages and/or signs of pancreatitis. The specific imaging test that is best for you will vary on a case-by-case basis, and your physician will be able to guide you in terms of what specific tests to receive.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Have a stool test. Opt for blood tests. Receive medical imaging.

Problem: Article: This is often the last step in a telephone survey. While it is often optional, it's typically very useful because it allows the data to be coded more accurately. Demographic data includes gender, age, political affiliation, religious affiliation, gender identity and ethnicity. It's very important to thank your participant for their time and effort. Aside from common courtesy, thanking your participant is key to the overall success of the survey. Many phone surveys are recorded for quality purposes, so it's important to follow all the steps and conclude the survey properly. You might ask your respondent something like, "Do you have any suggestions for how I might improve this survey?" This lets the respondent know that you value their opinion. Be sure to let them know you're grateful for their feedback. After you've ended the call, take stock of how the survey went and what you could do to improve. Check the time to see if you stuck to your schedule and communicated the questions efficiently. Conduct a mini survey of yourself by asking questions about your performance and responding as honestly as possible. This will help you improve as an interviewer while you practice for your next survey.
Summary: Obtain demographic data from each respondent. Thank your respondent. Analyze your performance.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The cost will depend upon how long you intend to rent the car. Take the on ramp to US-101 N. Take that exit and turn right onto Market Street as you get off the freeway. Follow Market Street east until you get to your downtown destination.

SUMMARY: Board the blue line on the Air Train, until you reach the Rental Car Center Station. Rent a car. Exit the airport heading west, turn right at the fork. Follow the US-101 North until you see the Octavia/Fell exit.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Depressed kids sometimes act sad, cry a lot, or complain about feeling down. They might also seem bored all the time or lose interest in their favorite activities. For instance, if your child often says things like, "Nothing is fun," or "There's no point in trying," they may be depressed. A negative, self-critical attitude can signal depression. Pay attention if your child blames themselves for things that aren't their fault or if they put themselves down all the time. For instance, don't ignore comments like "I ruin everything" or "I'm the worst student at school." Depressed children often act out their feelings by talking back to adults, fighting with siblings or peers, and getting frustrated very easily. If your child's temper has been getting the better of them lately, there may be a problem. Some depressed kids are unable to handle constructive criticism. Ask yourself whether your child gets angry or gives up completely after you correct them about something. If your child has started staying up until the wee hours of the morning, or if they're having a hard time getting out of bed, they may be depressed. Weight changes, loss of appetite, or food cravings can also signal that something is wrong. Pay attention if your child starts having problems at school, like low attendance or poor grades. Speak with your child's teachers regularly so you can be alerted to any problems as soon as they arise. Ask yourself whether your child seems more withdrawn than usual. Depressed kids and teens often pull away from family members and start spending more time alone, or they may become reluctant to see their friends or go to school. Does your child complain about headaches, stomachaches, or other mysterious physical symptoms that don't seem to have a cause? Depression can cause aches and pains that don't go away even with painkillers or other treatments. If your child talks about physical symptoms frequently, take them to the doctor to see if anything else is going on. If your child has gone through a traumatic experience, like a parental divorce or serious illness or injury, take note of how it affects them. Other events that may affect your children include abuse, the loss of a loved one, or other trauma.
Summary: Notice whether your child seems persistently sad or listless. Listen to how your child talks about themselves. Notice whether your child seems irritable or angry. Pay attention to your child's sleeping and eating habits. Notice if your child is having trouble in school. Keep an eye on your child's social life. Take complaints about aches and pains seriously. Recognize the impact of life-changing events.

Options include selling more current products to existing customers, attracting more customers with current products and introducing new products to current or prospective customers. How well do these promotions match your current product and customer mix? Can you replicate the promotions? Do different promotions promote sales to different customer groups, or move different product categories?
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One-sentence summary -- Decide how best to promote your products and services, and estimate the number of customers you anticipate reaching. List how you plan to grow your business. Review past marketing approaches to see which yielded the best results. Match the promotion, product, and customer base to estimate how much you anticipate selling as you move forward.

Go for the most realistic looking flowers as possible. This includes a variety of flower types such as birch branches or any other flowers of interest. Stay within the color scheme of the party. Unless your hostess or bride wants multi-colored or a wild variety of flowers stick within your given pallet. Even though you could use tap water, in some cases tap water is not always completely crystal clear. You want clarity above all. Plus distilled water inhibits bacterial growth. You will also need a pair of gardening sheers or scissors.
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Select silk flowers. Purchase several gallons of distilled water. Select supportive supplies such as votive candles, lace doilies or other items that will enhance your floral display.