Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply to take the certifying examination. Study for and take the licensing examination. Pursue continuing education.

Answer: Find out if you need to submit any documentation, such as a certificate of program completion, a CPR certification, proof of practice hours, or proof of citizenship. You can apply to take the exam and pay the exam fee on the ARCB website at http://arcb.net/take-the-arcb-exam/. The foot exam costs $295 and the hand exam costs $150. Review your reflexology program materials, study with others, or find additional study resources. Before graduating from your reflexology program, ask your instructors to direct your focus to the specific information covered by your jurisdiction's certifying examination. Some study materials may be available from the ARCB on their website. You will likely need to take separate exams for hand reflexology and foot reflexology. Exams are only offered at certain times and locations, so plan ahead. If you are certified, you will have to gain at least 12 hours of continuing education every 2 years. You can get these hours through independent study or coursework in the field. Visit the ARCB's source for continuing education to keep your knowledge fresh and up to date, at http://arcb.net/continuing-education/certificants/.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your doctor if you develop any complications.

Answer: While you probably don't need to worry, rheumatoid arthritis can lead to certain complications. It's best that you see a doctor if you might have a complication. They'll make sure you get the treatment you need. You may need treatment for the following complications of rheumatoid arthritis: Osteoporosis Dry eyes and mouth Rheumatoid nodules Infections Abnormal body composition Carpal tunnel syndrome Heart problems Lung disease Lymphoma

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be aware that there are different kinds of sprains that can occur in the MCL. Recognize the causes and risk factors of an MCL sprain. Look for symptoms of an MCL sprain.

Answer: Sprain can be classified depending on the severity of damage to the ligament: First Degree Sprain: Only a small number of ligament fibres are damaged. Second Degree Sprain: Affects a greater portion of ligament fibres however the ligaments stay integral. Third Degree Sprain: Causes total shatter of the ligament that can affect other structures in the knee like the meniscus (cartilage) and Anterior Cruciate Ligament. People who play contact sports where you collide with other players often suffer from this injury. However, this type of sprain can also be caused by any trauma that causes a disturbance to the ligaments. Athletes who participate in contact sports, or sports where they must run and change direction quickly are at a greater risk of injuring their MCLS. The signs and symptoms of an MCL sprain may vary depending on the degree of injury: First degree sprain: Localized sharp pain is felt on the site of injury due to the stress or irritation placed on the ligament. Sensation of pain may worsen upon movement of joints or after any contact made on the injured part. Second degree sprain: You may feel pain if the injured area is touched, or any pressure is applied to it. Inflammation may be visible within 24 hours after injury. The pain is sharp and throbbing or pulsating. Third degree sprain: Rupture of the ligament is present accompanied by unsteadiness of the knee joint. Any movement or activity involving the knee joint may be impaired as well. Swelling can be apparent due to the leakage of fluids from the damaged joint. The pain is sharp and excruciating.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Right-click the taskbar and select "Properties." Check the "Auto-hide the taskbar" box. Click "Apply." Reveal the taskbar with your mouse cursor.

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If you're using Windows 8, select "Desktop" from the Start menu or press Win+D first to open the desktop view. You'll find this in the "Taskbar" tab. You'll see the taskbar disappear. You can click "OK" to close the menu, or adjust further settings. Move your cursor to the bottom of the screen and the taskbar will pop back up. It will hide again when you move your mouse off it.