Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to prevent hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (hps )<br>Recognize signs of an infestation. Look for small pellets of rodent droppings about ¼-½ " (0.5-1.0 cm) in size. You may also see signs of gnawing on your furniture or rodent tracks in dusty spaces.
HPS can be prevented by looking for gnawing on your furniture.
Rodent waste is droppings in the form of large pellets.
You will see spiders on your furniture
There are clear warning signs.
Lead paint can be detected with the eyes
Looking for respiratory tract signs is one of the symptoms of distemper in cats.
The holes are extremely noticeable. 
Something is spoiled if it has signs of mold or mildew.
A clean living area for the dog will have worms.
Rodent droppings are not a sign of an infestation.
Rodent droppings aren't left behind.
check your pet for stuff from their respiratory
Pay attention for mildew.
Fleas and ticks exist.
You can find old lead stinkers on rare occasions
Sneezing, coughing, or thick mucus may point to your dog having distemper.
Look for swelling that might appear in the paws.
check your dogs for stuff from their throats
You can tell if there is damage to your engine hose.
Looking for signs of mold or mildew works best for determining if something is spoiled.
One thing to look for, in checking for a hoof abscess in a horse, is to see if there are any changes in gait.
The metal damage will be easily visible.
HPS only occurs in Illinois.
Rodent droppings aren't left behind.
rodents will be in your walls