OREGON LAW| OREGON STATE BOARD
PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Laser Hair Reduction Client Assessment and Records - CORRECT_ANSWER_1)
Maintain in accurate client record, which includes complete past and current
health history obtained from each client before service. The assessment shall be
updated and evaluated on a current basis, and must include the following:
a) Name, address, telephone number, and date of birth.
b) Client medical history information relevant to providing services.
c) Prior methods of controlling or removing hair.
d) Condition of skin tissue before initial service and any subsequent change.
e) Pattern and structure of hair growth initially presented and any changes.
f) Client consultation, evidence of informed consent (may be in the form of an
acronym such as PARQ to denote procedures, alternatives, risk and questions).
g) Date and duration of each service
h) Area of hair reduction service, and use of energy fluence, pulse duration, and
spot size.
i) Observation of skin reaction(s) to service(s).
j) Any other information deem appropriate to client service.
,Client Protection - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) All safety procedures which prevent
eye, nail, hair, or skin injury to clients or damage to the clothing of clients must be
followed when administering chemical services.
2) Client protection regulations must be met.
Chemical Storage - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) For the purposes of this section, the
following terms are being used as defined by oar 437, division 2, general
Occupational Safety and Health rules toxic and hazardous substances as amended
and in effect September 25th, 2012;
a) Corrosives;
b) Flammables (aerosol, gas, liquid, and/or solid);
c) Oxidizers.
2) For purposes of this section hazardous and segregated in storage ate defined as
follows:
a) Hazardous means capable of causing an unplanned, uncontrolled reaction
which could present a hazard to authorization holders or clients by explosion, fire,
release of toxic gasses or by-products, or physical or chemical burns; and
b) Segregated in storage means that potentially hazardous materiality are
seperated (to prevent their mixing with one another through leakage, spillage, or
breakage) by an adequate distance or through the use of physical barriers such as
partitions or separate shelving.
3) Chemicals must be stored safely to avoid fire, explosion, or bodily injury.
4) Flammable chemicals must be stored separate from potential sources of
ignition.
, 5) Chemical containers holding one gallon or less may be stored in the same area
or in the same storage cabinet if one of the following conditions are met:
a) Glass bottles of reactive chemicals are treated to make them break-resistant
(e.g., resin-coated) or are stored in rubber buckets or sleeves, or ate speed with
partition separating them.
6) Chemicals that are highly reactive or kept in containers greater than one gallon
must be stored in separate cabinets, in safety-valve containers, or in locations
isolated from other chemicals.
7) Waste related to chemical services or which has been chemically dampened or
saturated must be disposed of in a fire-retardant container.
8) Chemically treated, dampened, or saturated towels must be stored in a fire-
retardant cont
Use, Handling and Disposing of Chemicals - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) Chemicals used
for providing services to clients must be mixed in a dispensing area, which has
adequate ventilation away from open flame or other sources of potential ignition.
2) All chemicals must be disposed of in accordance with their manufacturer's
instructions and according to local and state environmental requirements.
3) Authorization holders are prohibited from:
a) Using cosmetic products containing hazardous substances, which have been
banned by the US Food and Drug Administration for use on cosmetic products;
b) Using products in a manner that is not approved by the US Food and Drug
Administration;
PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS
Laser Hair Reduction Client Assessment and Records - CORRECT_ANSWER_1)
Maintain in accurate client record, which includes complete past and current
health history obtained from each client before service. The assessment shall be
updated and evaluated on a current basis, and must include the following:
a) Name, address, telephone number, and date of birth.
b) Client medical history information relevant to providing services.
c) Prior methods of controlling or removing hair.
d) Condition of skin tissue before initial service and any subsequent change.
e) Pattern and structure of hair growth initially presented and any changes.
f) Client consultation, evidence of informed consent (may be in the form of an
acronym such as PARQ to denote procedures, alternatives, risk and questions).
g) Date and duration of each service
h) Area of hair reduction service, and use of energy fluence, pulse duration, and
spot size.
i) Observation of skin reaction(s) to service(s).
j) Any other information deem appropriate to client service.
,Client Protection - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) All safety procedures which prevent
eye, nail, hair, or skin injury to clients or damage to the clothing of clients must be
followed when administering chemical services.
2) Client protection regulations must be met.
Chemical Storage - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) For the purposes of this section, the
following terms are being used as defined by oar 437, division 2, general
Occupational Safety and Health rules toxic and hazardous substances as amended
and in effect September 25th, 2012;
a) Corrosives;
b) Flammables (aerosol, gas, liquid, and/or solid);
c) Oxidizers.
2) For purposes of this section hazardous and segregated in storage ate defined as
follows:
a) Hazardous means capable of causing an unplanned, uncontrolled reaction
which could present a hazard to authorization holders or clients by explosion, fire,
release of toxic gasses or by-products, or physical or chemical burns; and
b) Segregated in storage means that potentially hazardous materiality are
seperated (to prevent their mixing with one another through leakage, spillage, or
breakage) by an adequate distance or through the use of physical barriers such as
partitions or separate shelving.
3) Chemicals must be stored safely to avoid fire, explosion, or bodily injury.
4) Flammable chemicals must be stored separate from potential sources of
ignition.
, 5) Chemical containers holding one gallon or less may be stored in the same area
or in the same storage cabinet if one of the following conditions are met:
a) Glass bottles of reactive chemicals are treated to make them break-resistant
(e.g., resin-coated) or are stored in rubber buckets or sleeves, or ate speed with
partition separating them.
6) Chemicals that are highly reactive or kept in containers greater than one gallon
must be stored in separate cabinets, in safety-valve containers, or in locations
isolated from other chemicals.
7) Waste related to chemical services or which has been chemically dampened or
saturated must be disposed of in a fire-retardant container.
8) Chemically treated, dampened, or saturated towels must be stored in a fire-
retardant cont
Use, Handling and Disposing of Chemicals - CORRECT_ANSWER_1) Chemicals used
for providing services to clients must be mixed in a dispensing area, which has
adequate ventilation away from open flame or other sources of potential ignition.
2) All chemicals must be disposed of in accordance with their manufacturer's
instructions and according to local and state environmental requirements.
3) Authorization holders are prohibited from:
a) Using cosmetic products containing hazardous substances, which have been
banned by the US Food and Drug Administration for use on cosmetic products;
b) Using products in a manner that is not approved by the US Food and Drug
Administration;
