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Which of the following is NOT included in the definition of antimicrobial solutions?

  1. FDA-approved solutions for skin application

  2. Products labeled as effective against microorganisms

  3. Solutions meant for internal use only

  4. Products used to retard microorganism growth on skin

The correct answer is: Solutions meant for internal use only

The option that indicates solutions meant for internal use only is not included in the definition of antimicrobial solutions. Antimicrobial solutions are specifically developed and labeled for external application to control or eliminate microorganisms on the skin or surfaces. These solutions are essential in tattooing and similar practices, where maintaining skin hygiene is critical to preventing infections. Solutions for internal use are generally categorized separately and not considered antimicrobial in the context of applications targeting surface microorganisms. Internal-use products generally focus on different health and safety regulations and are often administered through different routes than skin application. Therefore, this distinction emphasizes the necessity of using solutions designed and approved specifically for external use in practices such as tattooing.