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tightly wrapping it in a brace or bandage. E, elevate the injured area by propping it up, so that it's lifted above where your heart is in your chest.

, and get medical care right away. If needed, call 911. If your blood sugar goes back above 70, eat a snack or a meal.

your thumb, closest to their body. Move your hands right above their belly button in the middle of

opening above the vagina. To insert the catheter, sit on the toilet, spread your labia with one hand

urethra, spread your labia with one hand. Using a mirror, look for the urethral opening above the

bag on a hook above the toilet. Ensure the bottom of the bag is about even with your shoulder when

darker nipple skin above your baby's top lip than below their bottom lip. Your baby's cheeks will look

. Raise the injured area above the level of your heart. Put an ice bag wrapped in a thin, dry cloth ... reduce pain and swelling. Raise the injured area above the level of your heart. Use an ice pack for

older than 65 b. Men aged 20 to 34 c. Men older than 40 d. None of the above e. All men 2. What are ... white man from the U.S. or Europe d. Tall height e. Undescended testicle f. All of the above 3

your mouth, past your teeth and above your tongue. Close your lips tightly around it so the medicine

mouth. Make sure it's past your teeth and above your tongue. Close your lips tightly around it. That

mouth, past your teeth and above your tongue. Close your lips tightly around it. Always keep your

Topic Index Anatomy of the Prostate Gland Prostate Cancer Click on the links above to learn more about prostate health.

Diseases Click on the links above to learn more about infectious diseases.

. Brain F. All of the above 2. What happens ... D. None of the above 3. Besides SLE, which of

Common Childhood Illness and Concerns Click on the links above to learn more about pediatrics.

above to learn more about allergy, asthma, and immunology.

Disorders Chronic Respiratory Disorders Click on the links above to learn more about respiratory disorders in children.

Adolescent Click on the links above to learn more about transplantation for children.

System Infectious Diseases Fevers Prevention of Infectious Disease Click on the links above