TATTOO OREGON ACTUAL EXAM 2026 UPDATE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Scales - ANS-White to brown flakes on the skin & should be differentiated from crusts
Ulcers - ANS-Depressed lesions in which the epidermis & at least part of the dermis has been
lost. (Heals with scarring)
Fissures - ANS-Linear ulcers
Sinuses - ANS-Connections between the skin surface & an underlying structure
Atrophy - ANS-Loss of substance in the skin
Sclerotic lesions - ANS-Flat to slightly elevated because the skin feels hardened & thickened
Lichenification - ANS-tightly packed set of papules that thickens skin; caused by prolonged
intense scratching
Erosions - ANS-Moist, red, shiny, circumscribed lesions. Lacking the upper layer of skin usually
from the rupture of a bulla
Excoriations - ANS-Linear erosions caused by scratching
, Cysts - ANS-Fluid-filled lesions, similar to nodules which are solid. Skin can usually be moved
over the top of cysts
Scar - ANS-Fibrous tissue where a skin lesion has healed
Dermatitis - ANS-inflammation of the skin
Keloid - ANS-Scar that is heaped up because of excessive growth of collagen
Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) - ANS-A genetic disease, hay fever, & asthma
Crusts - ANS-Yellow-brown to black collections of serum & inflammatory cells in the surface of
the skin
Impetigo - ANS-Superficial strep/staph infection, characterized by vesicles, pustules & honey-
colored serum crusts
Folliculitis - ANS-Infection of the hair follicle, often caused by staph
Cellulitis - ANS-Acute inflammatory process in the skin, usually caused by staph
Tinea corporis (ringworm) - ANS-Round or figurative shapes on the body w/ scaly, particularly
around the periphery or edge
Contact dermatitis - ANS-Inflammation of the skin caused by having contact w/ substances.
(Cosmetics, nickel, poison oak)
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW VISION)
Scales - ANS-White to brown flakes on the skin & should be differentiated from crusts
Ulcers - ANS-Depressed lesions in which the epidermis & at least part of the dermis has been
lost. (Heals with scarring)
Fissures - ANS-Linear ulcers
Sinuses - ANS-Connections between the skin surface & an underlying structure
Atrophy - ANS-Loss of substance in the skin
Sclerotic lesions - ANS-Flat to slightly elevated because the skin feels hardened & thickened
Lichenification - ANS-tightly packed set of papules that thickens skin; caused by prolonged
intense scratching
Erosions - ANS-Moist, red, shiny, circumscribed lesions. Lacking the upper layer of skin usually
from the rupture of a bulla
Excoriations - ANS-Linear erosions caused by scratching
, Cysts - ANS-Fluid-filled lesions, similar to nodules which are solid. Skin can usually be moved
over the top of cysts
Scar - ANS-Fibrous tissue where a skin lesion has healed
Dermatitis - ANS-inflammation of the skin
Keloid - ANS-Scar that is heaped up because of excessive growth of collagen
Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) - ANS-A genetic disease, hay fever, & asthma
Crusts - ANS-Yellow-brown to black collections of serum & inflammatory cells in the surface of
the skin
Impetigo - ANS-Superficial strep/staph infection, characterized by vesicles, pustules & honey-
colored serum crusts
Folliculitis - ANS-Infection of the hair follicle, often caused by staph
Cellulitis - ANS-Acute inflammatory process in the skin, usually caused by staph
Tinea corporis (ringworm) - ANS-Round or figurative shapes on the body w/ scaly, particularly
around the periphery or edge
Contact dermatitis - ANS-Inflammation of the skin caused by having contact w/ substances.
(Cosmetics, nickel, poison oak)
