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Wound Tattoos

Saturday, June 19th, 2010

Wound TattoosThe tattoos can look extremely realistic and play with our vision and our emotions. Some drawings have a real impact on people who watch because it is difficult to ascertain whether it is just a tattoo or is it something real.

Using this technique so difficult some people choose to be crazy and original designs such as bullet wounds, cuts or bleeding wounds cooked with heavy gauge wire.

The tattoos that simulate wounds often seem as real frightening. This time we have a tattoo that creates the illusion that the head is cooked to the body. Any union of the body can be used to implement this design although some will cause more impact than others.

Details of light and shadows are what gives a very unique aesthetic design. Without them the picture would be flat and not understand the idea why it needs to be done with someone with experience and great skill.

To make this tattoo you must be absolutely sure to go through life with the cooked head forever. A tattoo in an area as large as sensitive as the neck will cause great discomfort during the first few days but over time the skin will become smooth and soft as (more…)

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How to stop a severe hemorrhage bleeding wound

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

stop serious bleeding injuryTo stop serious bleeding injury, follow these steps:

1. Lay the affected person. If possible, the person’s head should be slightly lower than the trunk or legs. This position reduces the chances of fainting by increasing blood flow to the brain. If possible, elevate the bleeding site, for example, can be hand wound above the heart to reduce blood flow.

2. Thoroughly clean the wound that bleeds.

3. Apply direct pressure to the wound with a sterile bandage or clean cloth. Use your own hands if you have nothing at hand.

4. Maintain pressure until the bleeding stops, and when it stops, carefully wrap the bleeding area with a bandage. (If you have nothing on hand, use a clean cloth simple.)

5. If the bleeding continues and the blood seeps through the gauze or cloth, not move, add more absorbent material on top, and if not stop, seek immediate medical help. (more…)

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How to heal a wound?

Monday, March 29th, 2010

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Then we’ll show you the steps you take to heal a wound. If you pay attention and learn how you can get to save a life, plain and simple.

The first before healing a wound is to stop the bleeding and prevent all kinds of infections. If you do not start for these two problems is clear that problems then you can even cause death.

As stop bleeding from a wound

Start by direct pressure on the wound with gauze. When it fills with blood and leave it there otherwise provides, thus facilitating clot formation.

After making direct pressure is very good to elevate the limb where the injury occurred, which decreases blood flow and inhibits bleeding more easily. (more…)

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First Aid – Bleeding Wounds

Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010

Bleeding Wounds

Bleeding occurs in a pulsatile output of bright red blood, if an artery is damaged, or out of dark red blood if a vein is damaged in this case being continuous blood flow.

Hemorrhage caused by a serious injury should be treated immediately in an emergency center. After requesting urgent medical assistance, raise the injured area above your heart (keep the victim lying down, if the wound is in the lower body) covers the damaged area with a cloth (or hands if you do not have cloth) and tightly pressed area for 10 minutes at least, until help arrives unsolicited or while transporting the victim to an emergency center. If the pressure and raising the injured area reduces bleeding not, click on one of the main points of pressure to help control the emission of blood. As a last resort, apply a tourniquet. Incorrect use of a tourniquet can cause irreparable damage to nerves and blood vessels in the affected area.

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