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Technical English II
FI 02
2017
Damages of tattooing
[Equipment that isn’t sterile, infections can also result from ink that was
contaminated with bacteria or mold. Using non-sterile water to dilute the
pigments (ingredients that add color) is a common culprit, although not
the only one.] (p.4)
A great aumont of people they do not investigate well where to tattoo and is
very important investigate because it's something that I'm going to take in the skin
for many years.
After getting a tattoo, I have to wait 12 months for donate blood, this
because I can get hepatitis, VIH or some other infection in the establishment where
I tatue, this because the equipment used may be poorly sterilized, if our have a
family emergency and any need blood of emergency and in the hospital have little
blood we are going to need to look for donors, this assuming that one is compatible
and can’t donate. Another thing that one can do is go to make a blood test for
discard deseases but that isn't a common practice.
Bibliography
Departament of health and human services (FDA). (2017). Think Before You
Ink: Are Tattoos Safe?. Compiled :https://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/Cons
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Bianchi, I. Contor, L. Pakalin, S. Piccini, P. Senaldi, C. (2016). Safety of
tattoos and permanent make-up Final report.
Krystýnová, Z. (2016).The possibilities and limitations of a future career with
tattoos. Compiled: http://projekter.aau.dk/projekter /files/78843106/
Master_Thesis_Upload_2013_Tattooed_Un_Employed_By_zkryst11_.pdf