Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Spot the signs and symptoms of depressive phase. Watch for changes in sleeping patterns. Notice if the person's appetite and weight have changed. Pay attention to feelings of hopelessness, sadness or emptiness. Look for signs of fatigue and overall sluggishness. Be cautious of suicidal symptoms. Understand mixed episodes.

Answer: To be clinically diagnosed with bipolar in the depressive phase, the individual must have experienced the depressive episode for at least two weeks. They must have five of the following signs and symptoms: Sad mood for much of their day Anhedonia or decreased interest and pleasure in their normal activities Fluctuations in appetite and weight Insomnia (inability to sleep) or hypersomnia (excessive sleepiness) Fatigue and/or loss of energy Restlessness or increased motor activity, or slowing down of their normal movement Decreased memory, inability to make decisions, and difficulty concentrating Feeling worthless, hopeless, helpless or guilty Considering or imagining suicide During a depressive episode, a person may sleep more or less than normal. What's more, sleep may be broken and disrupted, with them waking up sooner than they would like. Your loved one may stay in their bed all day or have trouble getting their day started. In order for these symptoms to meet the criteria for a depressive episode, they must interfere with the person's functioning for a period of at least two weeks. The negative feelings associated with a depressive episode may lead to the sufferer eating more than normal. The person may gain a significant amount of weight in a short period of time, particularly if they are also engaging in sedentary activities like sleeping all day. On the flip side, a depressive episode may also translate to eating much less than usual and losing a fair bit of weight in a short period of time due to lack of appetite. During periods of depression, a person suffering from bipolar disorder may have difficulty feeling pleasure, even during activities they once cared about such as sex. This feeling of dejection is one of the most classic signs of depression. A concept known as psychomotor slowness describes a person with bipolar depression. In contrast to a manic episode, someone who is depressed may move and speak quite slowly. They may lack energy to do the basic tasks of everyday life. Fatigue can be a sign of a medical condition like hypothyroidism or even unipolar depression (that is, depression without mania). Be sure to examine other symptoms before assuming your loved one has manic depression. People who experience depression may be at an increased risk of suicide. It's important to know how to recognize suicidal behavior, because being able to just might help you save your loved one's life. Furthermore, if a sufferer has an immediate family member who has committed suicide or they are using alcohol or drugs, their risk is even higher. Signs of suicidal behavior may include: Obsessing over death or loss Giving things away, even prized possessions Saying "goodbye" to friends and family Researching suicide Practicing the act, such as looking for a place and gathering materials (e.g. pills or a rope) In some individuals, an episode of mania and depression may occur at the same time. Referred to as a mixed episode (or, more recently, "mixed features"), this may be characterized by simultaneous feelings of despair coupled with increased energy. Pay attention if depression is accompanied by agitation, anxiety, irritability or restlessness. Look for combinations of high energy and low mood during mixed episodes. Because people in mixed episodes are experiencing a two-polar cycle of both highs and lows, they may also be at increased risk of suicide. If you see signs of both mania and depression in someone you know, get them help right away.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Meet with a specialist. Do your research.

Answer: If you are suspected to have an ovarian cancer from various diagnostic criteria such as family history, age, menstrual status, palpated ovarian mass, ultrasound examination, tumor marker elevation (elevated CA-125), then you want to make sure you are referred to a specialist called a gynecology oncologist. You should find a hospital, treatment center, or clinic that specializes in gynecology oncology. This ensures you are getting the best care. To find a specialist, search online for a gynecologic oncologist in your area. You can read reviews from other patients to help make your choice, or ask your doctor for a referral to a specialist who treats ovarian cancer. Be aware that you may need to go to a different city to find a specialist in gynecology oncology. Research shows that those who are treated by gynecologic oncologists and have their surgeries performed by them have a higher success rate, less side effects, and a better chance of having the stage of their cancer accurately diagnosed. The rest of your cancer treatment team will include a medical oncologist who specializes in chemotherapy, and an ovarian cancer nurse. Other specialists on your team may be radiologists, pathologists, dietitians, and other healthcare professionals. After you create your treatment team and stage your cancer, you can start researching options. The most common treatment for ovarian cancer is surgery to remove the tumors. Chemotherapy is often used as complementary treatment to help kill other cancer cells. Talk to your treatment team about the treatments that are best for you. If you are afraid of how treatment will affect your fertility, talk to your doctor.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Empty the dust canister before and after each vacuuming session. Replace your vacuum's dust bag once it's 3/4 full. Rinse the washable filters in your vacuum once a month. Replace HEPA or disposable filters about 2 times a year.

Answer: If you have a bagless vacuum, remove the canister and dump out the dirt or debris that's in it before you vacuum. Then, dump it out again after you finish vacuuming. This prevents dirt from building up inside the canister and your machine. Over time, dirt may coat the inside of the cannister. To deep-clean it, rinse the canister with water. You can use a garden hose and clean the canister outside to minimize the mess. This is especially important if you're using a stick vacuum, since it has a much smaller dust canister. If you have a canister vacuum or upright vacuum that stores the dirt and debris in a disposable bag, always check it before you vacuum. Most bags have a line on the side that indicates when to change the bag. If you wait until the bag is completely full, your vacuum won't operate as efficiently, so replace the bag when it's about 3/4 full. You might actually damage your vacuum if the bag is full and you continue to run the vacuum. If your vacuum has a foam filter, take it out and run it under cold water until the water runs clear. Then, set the filter aside to air dry completely before you put it back into the machine. It takes about 24 hours for the foam filter to dry. Your vacuum will suck up more dirt with a clean filter. Most vacuums have exhaust filters that catch tiny dirt particles to prevent them from blowing back into your home. Read your manual to find out if your vacuum has one of these HEPA filters and how often they recommend replacing it. Be sure to buy a replacement that matches your model. Some instruction manuals might direct you to shake or tap dirt out of disposable filters in between replacements.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Evaluate all of your research. Weigh the pros and cons. Determine if the job is right for you.

Answer:
Think about all the information you have gathered and all the interactions you have had. Do you feel comfortable accepting a job in that company? Will you be happier? Will you be able to stay for at least a year? All jobs and companies have both advantages and disadvantages. It's important to make a list and weigh these pros and cons based on your particular preferences and specific circumstances. Keep in mind that a company might be right for one person and wrong for another. Only you can make the best decision. If the company's pros outweigh its cons, then the job may be right for you. Trust your instincts and decide whether to pursue the job or not.