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Need To Know Chart 1
Name: Vincent Olson, Elliott Fermin , Raven Seelinger , Steven Strother
Date: 9/25/14 Group: 3
Know/Need to Know Chart: Work together as a group to create a list of information about tattoos.
What do we know about What do we need to know tattoos We know that they can give you skin cancer.

What in the tattoo causes us to get skin cancer.

They can be really painful.

What reactions can a tattoo give a person.

They can have some sort of symbolic meaning.

The kind of ink they use in order for the tattoo to be permanent.

They are permanent and later fade. They are expensive to get.
With a new tattoo you cant donate blood for a certain amount of time
Can not get tattoo’s legally until you are 18 years of age.

Where do tattoos come from and who invented it.
What is the main objective of getting a tattoo.
What does tattooing do to the skin. What does it do to the immune system. What are the tattoo procedures.
What does tattooing do to the integument system.

Created by Elliott Fermin

How and where can we find this information
We can research about ink.
We can interview people with tattoos or a tattoo parlor.
We can observe meaningful tattoos We can ask people how painful it is.
Research why blood cant be donated Learn about inside and outside of skin.

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