BODY ART UPDATED MAIN EXAMINATION SET
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Contaminated waste - ✔✔Liquid or semi-liquid blood or other potentially infectious
material
✔✔Convention - ✔✔Large meeting of people for body art procedures or industry trade
shows
✔✔Cosmetic tattoo - ✔✔Tattoo for beauty marks, hair imitation, or areola
repigmentation
✔✔Critical violation - ✔✔Violation posing serious hazard to health and safety
✔✔Decontamination - ✔✔Use of physical or chemical means to remove or destroy
bloodborne pathogens
✔✔Disinfectant - ✔✔Solution registered as disinfectant by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency
✔✔Disinfection - ✔✔Destruction of disease-causing microorganisms on inanimate
objects or surfaces
✔✔Easily cleanable - ✔✔Surfaces readily accessible, smooth, and non-absorbent for
effective cleaning
✔✔EPA - ✔✔United States Environmental Protection Agency
✔✔Equipment - ✔✔Machinery, tools, devices, and implements used in body art
procedures
✔✔FDA - ✔✔United States Food and Drug Administration
✔✔Germicidal solution - ✔✔Solution that destroys microorganisms
✔✔Gloves - ✔✔Medical grade disposable gloves for surgical or examination purposes
✔✔Guest body artist - ✔✔Visiting body artist, tattooist, body piercer, or microblader
✔✔Handwash facilities - ✔✔Installed sink/lavatory for washing hands, arms, or other
body parts
✔✔Health Authority - ✔✔Local County Board of Health or Health Authority
, ✔✔Hot water - ✔✔Water that attains and maintains minimum temperature of 100°F
✔✔Imminent health hazard - ✔✔Condition likely to result in disease transmission,
serious injury, or loss of life
✔✔Instruments - ✔✔Hand pieces, needles, and other tools used in body art procedures
✔✔ISO - ✔✔International Standards Organization
✔✔Major structural modifications - ✔✔Changes to approved structure that differ
significantly from original
✔✔Microblading of the eyebrow - ✔✔Cosmetic tattoo artistry using handheld or
machine-powered tool
✔✔Minor - ✔✔Individual under the age of eighteen
✔✔NSF - ✔✔National Sanitation Foundation
✔✔Occupational exposure - ✔✔Reasonably anticipated contact with blood or other
potentially infectious materials
✔✔OSHA - ✔✔Occupational Safety and Health Administration
✔✔Permit - ✔✔Health Authority approval to operate a Body Art Studio for body art
procedures
✔✔Permit holder - ✔✔Person or entity responsible for operating a Body Art Studio
✔✔Person - ✔✔Individual, business, or non-governmental legal entity
✔✔Personal protective equipment - ✔✔Specialized clothing or equipment worn for
protection against hazards
✔✔Physician - ✔✔Licensed medical practitioner
✔✔Potable water - ✔✔Water meeting Georgia Safe Drinking Water Standards
✔✔Proof of age - ✔✔Government-issued identification indicating individual is eighteen
years or older
✔✔Safe materials - ✔✔Articles manufactured for body art procedures unlikely to cause
injury or disease
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Contaminated waste - ✔✔Liquid or semi-liquid blood or other potentially infectious
material
✔✔Convention - ✔✔Large meeting of people for body art procedures or industry trade
shows
✔✔Cosmetic tattoo - ✔✔Tattoo for beauty marks, hair imitation, or areola
repigmentation
✔✔Critical violation - ✔✔Violation posing serious hazard to health and safety
✔✔Decontamination - ✔✔Use of physical or chemical means to remove or destroy
bloodborne pathogens
✔✔Disinfectant - ✔✔Solution registered as disinfectant by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency
✔✔Disinfection - ✔✔Destruction of disease-causing microorganisms on inanimate
objects or surfaces
✔✔Easily cleanable - ✔✔Surfaces readily accessible, smooth, and non-absorbent for
effective cleaning
✔✔EPA - ✔✔United States Environmental Protection Agency
✔✔Equipment - ✔✔Machinery, tools, devices, and implements used in body art
procedures
✔✔FDA - ✔✔United States Food and Drug Administration
✔✔Germicidal solution - ✔✔Solution that destroys microorganisms
✔✔Gloves - ✔✔Medical grade disposable gloves for surgical or examination purposes
✔✔Guest body artist - ✔✔Visiting body artist, tattooist, body piercer, or microblader
✔✔Handwash facilities - ✔✔Installed sink/lavatory for washing hands, arms, or other
body parts
✔✔Health Authority - ✔✔Local County Board of Health or Health Authority
, ✔✔Hot water - ✔✔Water that attains and maintains minimum temperature of 100°F
✔✔Imminent health hazard - ✔✔Condition likely to result in disease transmission,
serious injury, or loss of life
✔✔Instruments - ✔✔Hand pieces, needles, and other tools used in body art procedures
✔✔ISO - ✔✔International Standards Organization
✔✔Major structural modifications - ✔✔Changes to approved structure that differ
significantly from original
✔✔Microblading of the eyebrow - ✔✔Cosmetic tattoo artistry using handheld or
machine-powered tool
✔✔Minor - ✔✔Individual under the age of eighteen
✔✔NSF - ✔✔National Sanitation Foundation
✔✔Occupational exposure - ✔✔Reasonably anticipated contact with blood or other
potentially infectious materials
✔✔OSHA - ✔✔Occupational Safety and Health Administration
✔✔Permit - ✔✔Health Authority approval to operate a Body Art Studio for body art
procedures
✔✔Permit holder - ✔✔Person or entity responsible for operating a Body Art Studio
✔✔Person - ✔✔Individual, business, or non-governmental legal entity
✔✔Personal protective equipment - ✔✔Specialized clothing or equipment worn for
protection against hazards
✔✔Physician - ✔✔Licensed medical practitioner
✔✔Potable water - ✔✔Water meeting Georgia Safe Drinking Water Standards
✔✔Proof of age - ✔✔Government-issued identification indicating individual is eighteen
years or older
✔✔Safe materials - ✔✔Articles manufactured for body art procedures unlikely to cause
injury or disease
