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the kettle with boiling water, spread the towel on my stomach
Before you begin, make sure you have all the tools and materials needed for the task. These may include an Evoc bag, bubble wrap, Allen keys, pedal wrench, zip ties, foam padding, and a rag or towel for cleaning.
If you have a bag on your head, applying an ice pack to the affected area can relieve edema. If the head starts to bleed after being hit, press the wound with a clean towel to stop the bleeding, then go to the hospital to stitch up the wound and check for internal injuries. Within 24 hours of being injured, someone must accompany the injured person to ensure that the injured person is not in a coma and has no internal cranial injury.
At 09:30 in the morning, with the alarm sounded, the children, under the command of the teacher, covered their mouths and noses with towels and half-squatted down. According to the escape route set by the escape drill plan, they quickly and orderly evacuated from all classes and floors to the safety zone.
My mother filled the kettle with boiling water, spread the towel on my stomach (my mother was afraid to burn me), and ironed the bottom of the kettle around my belly button. After a while, I fell asleep.
Multi-care: it is necessary to strengthen nursing care for cattle with high fever, and special care should be provided, especially for seriously ill cattle. Body temperature should be taken twice every morning and afternoon to grasp the changes of fever type and body temperature of diseased cattle, and make good medical records. Sick cattle after fever are often accompanied by a lot of sweating and should be dried in time with a clean towel. Pay attention to observation to prevent collapse and sudden drop in body temperature of diseased cattle. Especially when the weather is windy or rainy in summer and autumn and the temperature drops at night, good heat preservation measures should be taken to prevent sick cattle from getting worse because of colds and colds, so as not to add