What is the best way do distress a jean jacket?
Q. I have this jean jacket that looks like the 90s in a bad way but it fits perfectly. I really wanna distress it so it will look better but i don't know how to do it with what I have at home because I don't have any sand paper. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Asked by Chamberlain R - Sun Jul 12 23:40:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you don t have sand paper you could also do it with a cheese grater, well thread banger explains it better , just use the techniques that apply to your jacket
Answered by whatsername - Mon Jul 13 00:03:24 2009
Q. I have this jean jacket that looks like the 90s in a bad way but it fits perfectly. I really wanna distress it so it will look better but i don't know how to do it with what I have at home because I don't have any sand paper. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Asked by Chamberlain R - Sun Jul 12 23:40:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you don t have sand paper you could also do it with a cheese grater, well thread banger explains it better , just use the techniques that apply to your jacket
Answered by whatsername - Mon Jul 13 00:03:24 2009
How difficult is it to sue for emotional distress in a child abuse case?
Q. The statute of limitations has passed in my state to sue for child abuse. But I am thinking of suing for emotional distress. What would I need to prove the case and how often are these charges taken seriously?
Asked by Keri Luke - Wed Jan 6 23:57:31 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could have a shot if you have proof
Answered by Luke - Thu Jan 7 00:07:12 2010
Q. The statute of limitations has passed in my state to sue for child abuse. But I am thinking of suing for emotional distress. What would I need to prove the case and how often are these charges taken seriously?
Asked by Keri Luke - Wed Jan 6 23:57:31 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could have a shot if you have proof
Answered by Luke - Thu Jan 7 00:07:12 2010
How can I distress my own jeans?
Q. Ive got a stain on the upper thigh of a pair of favorite jeans. Ive decided I wanted to distress (tear, wear out, etc) them, to cover the spot, and obviously in other spots, to make them look like the jeans that are in style now, rather than go pay $80+ for them in the store. Im looking for an easy, at home, low cost way to do it myself.
Asked by paprHEART - Tue Apr 11 16:18:42 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saw this on Martha Stewart recently. They used a dremel and sanding sponges (which she says will wear the fabric without tearing). The dremel was used for fraying edges like the hem and tops of pockets. You can probably get a similar effect with the sanding sponges. Sitting down while sanding the thighs for a worn-in look or doing 'whiskers' in the hip area will help make the effect more natural.
Answered by pam - Tue Apr 11 19:17:19 2006
Q. Ive got a stain on the upper thigh of a pair of favorite jeans. Ive decided I wanted to distress (tear, wear out, etc) them, to cover the spot, and obviously in other spots, to make them look like the jeans that are in style now, rather than go pay $80+ for them in the store. Im looking for an easy, at home, low cost way to do it myself.
Asked by paprHEART - Tue Apr 11 16:18:42 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Saw this on Martha Stewart recently. They used a dremel and sanding sponges (which she says will wear the fabric without tearing). The dremel was used for fraying edges like the hem and tops of pockets. You can probably get a similar effect with the sanding sponges. Sitting down while sanding the thighs for a worn-in look or doing 'whiskers' in the hip area will help make the effect more natural.
Answered by pam - Tue Apr 11 19:17:19 2006
How do i find out if a company is in distress even before it becomes news. What are the sources of info?
Q. I would like to find out where I get information on whether a company is in distress before it is news. Please advise how i would get such information.
Asked by inya - Sat Dec 15 10:01:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at their stock trends and earning reports, most available on the internet.
Answered by Bill B - Sat Dec 15 10:04:44 2007
Q. I would like to find out where I get information on whether a company is in distress before it is news. Please advise how i would get such information.
Asked by inya - Sat Dec 15 10:01:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at their stock trends and earning reports, most available on the internet.
Answered by Bill B - Sat Dec 15 10:04:44 2007
How do you distress jeans with a cheese grater ?
Q. i want to rip/distress my jeans at home... i want to know how to do it with a cheese grater .. and if people can tell me other ways how to make them distressed please !
Asked by Pink Paradise - Mon Jul 6 18:17:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cheese graters do work but they more often than not completely shred, which may be the look you're going for. I use a power sander set on a low setting to run over the jeans to distress them, by thinning out the denim, creating fraying, fading the color, and creating holes. Cheese graters take longer and you have less control.
Answered by smeblee - Wed Jul 8 11:42:12 2009
Q. i want to rip/distress my jeans at home... i want to know how to do it with a cheese grater .. and if people can tell me other ways how to make them distressed please !
Asked by Pink Paradise - Mon Jul 6 18:17:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cheese graters do work but they more often than not completely shred, which may be the look you're going for. I use a power sander set on a low setting to run over the jeans to distress them, by thinning out the denim, creating fraying, fading the color, and creating holes. Cheese graters take longer and you have less control.
Answered by smeblee - Wed Jul 8 11:42:12 2009
How do you distress the hemline of jeans that were altered but original hem thrown away?
Q. I bought some expensive jeans (7 for All Mankind and Citizens for Humanity) and took them to be altered. Break down in communication... and they were hemmed with a new crisp edge and not the original hemline put back on. I realize this is not something i can fix now as the original hemline is gone. But can I fix the appearance? how do I distress the hemline to give it a original appearance?
Asked by tvetter - Mon Mar 15 10:01:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A mini sander machine/ sand paper
Answered by bbirishbug - Mon Mar 15 10:04:47 2010
Q. I bought some expensive jeans (7 for All Mankind and Citizens for Humanity) and took them to be altered. Break down in communication... and they were hemmed with a new crisp edge and not the original hemline put back on. I realize this is not something i can fix now as the original hemline is gone. But can I fix the appearance? how do I distress the hemline to give it a original appearance?
Asked by tvetter - Mon Mar 15 10:01:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A mini sander machine/ sand paper
Answered by bbirishbug - Mon Mar 15 10:04:47 2010
How can I distress my stretch jeans myself?
Q. I have some old jeans that I don't wear very often, but instead of getting rid of them and buying new ones, I decided to try and see what I could do with them first. I cut them off to make crop pants but how do I get the hem to fray? How can I put a hole in them that won't get too big? What else can I do to distress them a little? They are 2% spandex, I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
Asked by Lilouwyn - Tue May 19 21:59:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This article tells you how to distress/destroy jeans, and it also tells you what you shouldn't do:
Answered by kbrown5523 - Fri May 22 13:04:50 2009
Q. I have some old jeans that I don't wear very often, but instead of getting rid of them and buying new ones, I decided to try and see what I could do with them first. I cut them off to make crop pants but how do I get the hem to fray? How can I put a hole in them that won't get too big? What else can I do to distress them a little? They are 2% spandex, I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
Asked by Lilouwyn - Tue May 19 21:59:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This article tells you how to distress/destroy jeans, and it also tells you what you shouldn't do:
Answered by kbrown5523 - Fri May 22 13:04:50 2009
I am under extreme emotional distress. How can I calm myself down during pregnancy?
Q. I have been under an extreme amount of emotional distress the last few days, and I expect it get worse in the next few. I am not going to go into why, but I have been crying almost to the point of being hysterical and I am nervous about what this is doing my baby. I am 15 weeks. Any suggestions on how to calm myself down?? I know I should take deep breaths, I need more than that. Help!
Asked by Laura D - Sat Oct 10 17:59:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YOUR baby!!! Regardless of the situation that is stressing you, You need to put it aside and really fast all you have to do is remb. my personal story.I have had all premature births due to stress,my oldest was born @ 28 weeks gestation and lived in the NICU for 4 months and was brought home on a machine for the rest of the 1st year of his life!Then my last son have a few inbetween but all premature,my last son born last year was 33 weeks old cause I stressed during pregnancy, yeah was alot more calmer and learned whats more important but i am in nature an anxious person. He was born early and again had to live in the NICU just for some weeks, he came home, and everything was great, NO stress anymore!!! Until he forgot to breath in his… [cont.]
Answered by Deanna - Sat Oct 10 18:12:39 2009
Q. I have been under an extreme amount of emotional distress the last few days, and I expect it get worse in the next few. I am not going to go into why, but I have been crying almost to the point of being hysterical and I am nervous about what this is doing my baby. I am 15 weeks. Any suggestions on how to calm myself down?? I know I should take deep breaths, I need more than that. Help!
Asked by Laura D - Sat Oct 10 17:59:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. YOUR baby!!! Regardless of the situation that is stressing you, You need to put it aside and really fast all you have to do is remb. my personal story.I have had all premature births due to stress,my oldest was born @ 28 weeks gestation and lived in the NICU for 4 months and was brought home on a machine for the rest of the 1st year of his life!Then my last son have a few inbetween but all premature,my last son born last year was 33 weeks old cause I stressed during pregnancy, yeah was alot more calmer and learned whats more important but i am in nature an anxious person. He was born early and again had to live in the NICU just for some weeks, he came home, and everything was great, NO stress anymore!!! Until he forgot to breath in his… [cont.]
Answered by Deanna - Sat Oct 10 18:12:39 2009
How do I explain death to a 4 year old without creating fear or distress?
Q. I want to be truthful, rather than" magic fairies came and took your grandma away on holiday" as was suggested by somebody I know. I want to say it in a way as not to cause undue fear of loss or distress, advice please?
Asked by Abigail - Tue Nov 11 16:57:29 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. be honest. the boy might be a little upset but it is normal, and it could be easily dealt with if he's in a safe and loving environment. although reality must be faced, loss is never pleasant for anyone, so understand that for the sake of your little boy :) you could say something like "people can't live in the world forever, we all have to say goodbye to the world someday. Grandma was very old and it was her turn to say goodbye. i know you're going to miss her, Grandma loved you very much...but you still have your family and we all love you too."
Answered by perpil - Tue Nov 11 17:19:04 2008
Q. I want to be truthful, rather than" magic fairies came and took your grandma away on holiday" as was suggested by somebody I know. I want to say it in a way as not to cause undue fear of loss or distress, advice please?
Asked by Abigail - Tue Nov 11 16:57:29 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. be honest. the boy might be a little upset but it is normal, and it could be easily dealt with if he's in a safe and loving environment. although reality must be faced, loss is never pleasant for anyone, so understand that for the sake of your little boy :) you could say something like "people can't live in the world forever, we all have to say goodbye to the world someday. Grandma was very old and it was her turn to say goodbye. i know you're going to miss her, Grandma loved you very much...but you still have your family and we all love you too."
Answered by perpil - Tue Nov 11 17:19:04 2008
What does it mean when you are 3 months pregnant and your baby is in Distress?
Q. I have looked up Fetal Distress and is confused about the truth about it. One of my good friends just informed me that her baby is in Distress according to her doctor. She is currently in her 3rd month of her pregnancy. While researching it on the internet, it says that once a baby is in distress they must began labor but that was for someone who is about 38 to 42 weeks. Do anyone knows what may happen for someone 12 to 18 weeks pregnant?
Asked by tamara9sha - Wed Dec 31 11:55:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She needs to ask more questions. I don't know how they can tell if a baby is in distress at 12 weeks. You can't really do extensive fetal monitoring as you would in later pregnancy. There is nothing they can do for a 12 week fetus if it's in distress. It will either continue to be distressed and possibly end up in miscarraige, or it will snap out of the distress. But I have never in my professional experience heard of any doctor being able to diagnose fetal distress in a 12 week fetus. Is it possible your friend is lying to you to get attention?
Answered by Jill - Wed Dec 31 12:09:41 2008
Q. I have looked up Fetal Distress and is confused about the truth about it. One of my good friends just informed me that her baby is in Distress according to her doctor. She is currently in her 3rd month of her pregnancy. While researching it on the internet, it says that once a baby is in distress they must began labor but that was for someone who is about 38 to 42 weeks. Do anyone knows what may happen for someone 12 to 18 weeks pregnant?
Asked by tamara9sha - Wed Dec 31 11:55:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She needs to ask more questions. I don't know how they can tell if a baby is in distress at 12 weeks. You can't really do extensive fetal monitoring as you would in later pregnancy. There is nothing they can do for a 12 week fetus if it's in distress. It will either continue to be distressed and possibly end up in miscarraige, or it will snap out of the distress. But I have never in my professional experience heard of any doctor being able to diagnose fetal distress in a 12 week fetus. Is it possible your friend is lying to you to get attention?
Answered by Jill - Wed Dec 31 12:09:41 2008
In your opinion, did displaying signs with the women s names amount to infliction of emotional distress?
Q. Under federal law it was legal for clients to obtain an abortion. Late at night an anti-abortion protester climbed into a dumpster located behind a women s clinic. The protester found documents that showed the names of two women who were scheduled to have abortions at the clinic the following day. The protester gave the information to a friend who planned to picket the next day. She created signs using the names of the two women who were planning to undergo abortions. The signs urged the women not to kill their babies. The women later sued the woman who made and displayed the signs for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Asked by eastside5 - Thu Sep 18 15:32:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. It was a violation of medical privacy. Additionally, I think the picketers probably intended emotional distress by personally attacking the women using their names. That's pretty blatant harassment. I can't see any other reason for them to behave like that except to purposefully upset the women and purposefully cause emotional distress.
Answered by Sunshine - Fri Sep 19 13:55:59 2008
Q. Under federal law it was legal for clients to obtain an abortion. Late at night an anti-abortion protester climbed into a dumpster located behind a women s clinic. The protester found documents that showed the names of two women who were scheduled to have abortions at the clinic the following day. The protester gave the information to a friend who planned to picket the next day. She created signs using the names of the two women who were planning to undergo abortions. The signs urged the women not to kill their babies. The women later sued the woman who made and displayed the signs for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Asked by eastside5 - Thu Sep 18 15:32:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. It was a violation of medical privacy. Additionally, I think the picketers probably intended emotional distress by personally attacking the women using their names. That's pretty blatant harassment. I can't see any other reason for them to behave like that except to purposefully upset the women and purposefully cause emotional distress.
Answered by Sunshine - Fri Sep 19 13:55:59 2008
Can a father of an aborted child, sue the mother under emotional distress?
Q. I do not dispute if the abortion was legal or not, but the after affects of that desicion, and the actions of the mother before, during an after. If deception, and emotional distress can be proven, can the mother be sued civily? Is she liable for mental health costs, loss of work, and pain and suffering?
Asked by Jacob - Sun Jul 27 02:37:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This might be filed as a frivolous lawsuit. Women have to have autonomy over their bodies. If they cannot reserve the right to reject the fetus regardless of reasoning then women would return to being treated as little better than cows. I think it would be difficult to convince a jury to give a man money because a woman chose not to carry his child for whatever her reasons were. It would open a can of worms to other situations if you use your imagination. There might be a situation where a woman who agreed to carry a child a for man, with legal contracts stipulating such, that might, MIGHT, have weight. But a woman in that position may still be able to counter with mitigating circumstances such as health. I can see THAT as being… [cont.]
Answered by Michelle - Sun Jul 27 02:43:28 2008
Q. I do not dispute if the abortion was legal or not, but the after affects of that desicion, and the actions of the mother before, during an after. If deception, and emotional distress can be proven, can the mother be sued civily? Is she liable for mental health costs, loss of work, and pain and suffering?
Asked by Jacob - Sun Jul 27 02:37:23 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This might be filed as a frivolous lawsuit. Women have to have autonomy over their bodies. If they cannot reserve the right to reject the fetus regardless of reasoning then women would return to being treated as little better than cows. I think it would be difficult to convince a jury to give a man money because a woman chose not to carry his child for whatever her reasons were. It would open a can of worms to other situations if you use your imagination. There might be a situation where a woman who agreed to carry a child a for man, with legal contracts stipulating such, that might, MIGHT, have weight. But a woman in that position may still be able to counter with mitigating circumstances such as health. I can see THAT as being… [cont.]
Answered by Michelle - Sun Jul 27 02:43:28 2008
Where can i find a mynah distress call download?
Q. I have a huge Common Mynah population at my place and i want a distress call to help lure them in closer so i can try lower there numbers, I cannot find a audio destress call any where. I know my next best bet is to buy one from the local hunting shop but there must be somthing out there. Please help!
Asked by Alex C - Sat Jun 13 23:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this's direct download link i've searched for you
Answered by Lilyana Reid - Wed Jun 17 18:09:22 2009
Q. I have a huge Common Mynah population at my place and i want a distress call to help lure them in closer so i can try lower there numbers, I cannot find a audio destress call any where. I know my next best bet is to buy one from the local hunting shop but there must be somthing out there. Please help!
Asked by Alex C - Sat Jun 13 23:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this's direct download link i've searched for you
Answered by Lilyana Reid - Wed Jun 17 18:09:22 2009
What is memory in regards to emotional distress?
Q. And what is the relationship of memory- conscious or unconscious- to the symptoms of distress often associated with past abuse, such as depression, addictions, and relational struggles?
Asked by progrockgal - Wed Aug 16 17:05:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wo-big question indeed. ok here goes my attempt at answering. The psyche understands self by projecting it onto beings, varied manifestations of existence with which it has contact with. To understand beings it must contextualize them onto a grander scale and so projects these onto BEING, the actual landscape of existence in view of the psyche. However, without a driven meaning or distracting drive in life many people seek a desire to understand BEING. This is then contextualized onto the only other thing available to the psyche-Time. Time, owing to its concretized abstract nature makes it seem infinite yet unchanging in a world where ALL is change. So, time stabilizes the meaning we give our lives. It also hampers the self defences we… [cont.]
Answered by zephyrescent - Thu Aug 17 18:08:33 2006
Q. And what is the relationship of memory- conscious or unconscious- to the symptoms of distress often associated with past abuse, such as depression, addictions, and relational struggles?
Asked by progrockgal - Wed Aug 16 17:05:35 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wo-big question indeed. ok here goes my attempt at answering. The psyche understands self by projecting it onto beings, varied manifestations of existence with which it has contact with. To understand beings it must contextualize them onto a grander scale and so projects these onto BEING, the actual landscape of existence in view of the psyche. However, without a driven meaning or distracting drive in life many people seek a desire to understand BEING. This is then contextualized onto the only other thing available to the psyche-Time. Time, owing to its concretized abstract nature makes it seem infinite yet unchanging in a world where ALL is change. So, time stabilizes the meaning we give our lives. It also hampers the self defences we… [cont.]
Answered by zephyrescent - Thu Aug 17 18:08:33 2006
What does it mean when your gf loves you very much but has emotional distress and wants a break from you?
Q. Well she still loves be me but has a lot of emotional distress from an abusive relationship. Should i just wait or leave?
Asked by overlordofmagic - Sun Jul 11 15:43:03 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WAIT! She might not feel like she can be completely comfortable around you/worries/panics because of this previous abusive relationship. Wait a few weeks, then ask how she feels. If at that point she still wants a break, then you may have to think about how much you love/like her to decide if you will carry on waiting or need to end it. Hope this helped xx
Answered by PeachMint - Sun Jul 11 15:45:53 2010
Q. Well she still loves be me but has a lot of emotional distress from an abusive relationship. Should i just wait or leave?
Asked by overlordofmagic - Sun Jul 11 15:43:03 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WAIT! She might not feel like she can be completely comfortable around you/worries/panics because of this previous abusive relationship. Wait a few weeks, then ask how she feels. If at that point she still wants a break, then you may have to think about how much you love/like her to decide if you will carry on waiting or need to end it. Hope this helped xx
Answered by PeachMint - Sun Jul 11 15:45:53 2010
What is the pathophysiology of respiratory distress syndrome?
Q. badly need it. its for our case study. infant respiratory distress syndrome. our patient is premature male baby - 30-31 weeks. our patient was noted to have grunting, chest retractions, edema on his right foot, pinkish to bluish in color. hope it help. it can be in schematic diagram or in narrative. thanks. please answer, asap.
Asked by raean - Wed Feb 25 11:27:26 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. badly need it. its for our case study. infant respiratory distress syndrome. our patient is premature male baby - 30-31 weeks. our patient was noted to have grunting, chest retractions, edema on his right foot, pinkish to bluish in color. hope it help. it can be in schematic diagram or in narrative. thanks. please answer, asap.
Asked by raean - Wed Feb 25 11:27:26 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
my mom has acute respiratory distress and is on a ventilator. What are the options after this?
Q. my mom went into cardiac arrest and was put on a ventilator. She was diagnosed with acute respiratory distress. i was wondering what are the possible options if she is not able to breath without it.
Asked by Raquel - Mon Sep 7 11:26:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been in the same situation myself ( 5x on the vent) and I would say that Sally is right. If I can get placed on the vent several times and was able to come off it then why not your moyjer? Just being there for her will help her out alot. Good luck.
Answered by William - Mon Sep 7 19:39:55 2009
Q. my mom went into cardiac arrest and was put on a ventilator. She was diagnosed with acute respiratory distress. i was wondering what are the possible options if she is not able to breath without it.
Asked by Raquel - Mon Sep 7 11:26:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been in the same situation myself ( 5x on the vent) and I would say that Sally is right. If I can get placed on the vent several times and was able to come off it then why not your moyjer? Just being there for her will help her out alot. Good luck.
Answered by William - Mon Sep 7 19:39:55 2009
How can I scuff up or distress some new sneakers?
Q. I am buying some new Converse sneakers and I simply abhor the new shoe look. I want to know if anyone has any ideas on how to scuff them up or distress them...quickly. Obviously wearing them for a year would be ideal, however I have more like a week...so...any ideas?
Asked by Miss Ashley - Thu Jun 24 19:06:20 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is my way to ruin a pair of sneakers: (I hate new sneakers too they make me feel so dorky) - Wait for a rainy day/ if you're desperate hose down a dirt patch - Jump like crazy in the mud with the shoes on- for at least 10-15min--> - the dirt is only going to stick on your new shoes if it's wet :) i know from experience - Keep doing it until the shoes are completely soaked through - Leave them to dry for a few days so then the dirt cakes in - Wash off any excess grit/grime :), some dirt will always stay on to give the worn-out look! Have fun :) xx nessa
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Jun 24 19:14:34 2010
Q. I am buying some new Converse sneakers and I simply abhor the new shoe look. I want to know if anyone has any ideas on how to scuff them up or distress them...quickly. Obviously wearing them for a year would be ideal, however I have more like a week...so...any ideas?
Asked by Miss Ashley - Thu Jun 24 19:06:20 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is my way to ruin a pair of sneakers: (I hate new sneakers too they make me feel so dorky) - Wait for a rainy day/ if you're desperate hose down a dirt patch - Jump like crazy in the mud with the shoes on- for at least 10-15min--> - the dirt is only going to stick on your new shoes if it's wet :) i know from experience - Keep doing it until the shoes are completely soaked through - Leave them to dry for a few days so then the dirt cakes in - Wash off any excess grit/grime :), some dirt will always stay on to give the worn-out look! Have fun :) xx nessa
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Jun 24 19:14:34 2010
What's the best way to distress/rip a pair of jeans?
Q. i have a pair of jeans that i'm looking to distress in certain places. how do i need to go about doing this?
Asked by whitty_bug097 - Thu Mar 29 17:42:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AS Alfalfa in the "Little Rascals" used to recite "The sailor stood on the burning deck His feet were all in blisters, He torn his pants on a rusty nail, And then, he wore his sisters'"
Answered by thetravelinggardener - Thu Mar 29 17:47:15 2007
Q. i have a pair of jeans that i'm looking to distress in certain places. how do i need to go about doing this?
Asked by whitty_bug097 - Thu Mar 29 17:42:43 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AS Alfalfa in the "Little Rascals" used to recite "The sailor stood on the burning deck His feet were all in blisters, He torn his pants on a rusty nail, And then, he wore his sisters'"
Answered by thetravelinggardener - Thu Mar 29 17:47:15 2007
A diabetic who is in distress after not taking his insulin for several days will have what change in his pH?
Q. A diabetic who is in distress after not taking his insulin for several days will have what change in his pH? What acid/base imbalance will be present? What fluid imbalance will be present?
Asked by ahmad e - Sun Jul 27 13:42:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the condition is diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). so they have an abundance of acid in their body. there is also great fluid loss, so the person has a fluid deficit. hope that helps!
Answered by Alison M - Sun Jul 27 13:51:15 2008
Q. A diabetic who is in distress after not taking his insulin for several days will have what change in his pH? What acid/base imbalance will be present? What fluid imbalance will be present?
Asked by ahmad e - Sun Jul 27 13:42:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the condition is diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). so they have an abundance of acid in their body. there is also great fluid loss, so the person has a fluid deficit. hope that helps!
Answered by Alison M - Sun Jul 27 13:51:15 2008
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