BODY ART LATEST 2026 MAIN FINALS EXAMS
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔reportable diseases - ✔✔any injury or complaint of injury, suspected infections that
required treatment by a health care professional or any notifiable diseases resulting
from the body art procedure that become known to the operator or practitioner shall be
reported to the lincoln-lancaster county health department by the operator or practitioner
within twenty-four hours.
✔✔reportable diseases list - ✔✔hepatitis b, hepatitis c, staphylococcus, streptococcus,
pseudomonas.
✔✔ultrasonic - ✔✔sound frequencies, 20,000-100,00 cycles per second, cavitation
shockwaves 20,000 lbs/sq in. , high temp near 20,000 microscopically.
✔✔factors of ultrasonic cleaning - ✔✔ultrasonic power, frequency of the bubble or
operation, the cleaning solution.
✔✔utlrasonic effectiveness - ✔✔baseline foil test, periodic testing.
✔✔ultrasonic solutions - ✔✔surface tensions, solubility, emulsification, rust inhibition.
✔✔ultrasonic procedures - ✔✔pre rinse, pre soak tank, degassing, loading, cleaning
time, post-rinse, storage.
✔✔chlorine - ✔✔bleach is sodium hypochlorite, concentration 50 to 100 ppm , broad
spectrum, economical, corrosive.
✔✔iodohors - ✔✔iodine compounds , broad spectrum, residual activity, discoloration
and hard water problems.
✔✔phenolics - ✔✔compounds containing phenol groups, benzylchlorophenol, broad
spectrum, residual, plastic and film buildup problems.
✔✔quaternary ammonia - ✔✔compounds containging ammonium chloride, broad
spectrum, reidual, hard water inactivity, tuberculocidal,
✔✔gloves - ✔✔powder free, problems, with latex, vinyl and nitrile, change between
tasks, inspect.
✔✔skin prep soap - ✔✔green soap, hibiclens, vionox, provon.
, ✔✔facility - ✔✔procedure area surfaces smooth, nonabsorbent, and washable. pests,
outer openings protected. autoclave, one equipment cleaning sink/establishment,
maintained good repair.
one hand wash sink per 2 practitioner stations, procedure lighting minimum- 100 ft
candles.
genitalia, buttock, and female breast,w work screened from public/
one waste receptacle/station.
restrooms... self closing doors.
smoking, eating, drinking, break room that is not sued for storage or cleaning of
procedure equipment.
✔✔wastes - ✔✔licensed refusle hauler. infectious waste autoclaved or double bagged
licensed iw hauler.
✔✔sterilization - ✔✔shall mean free of live bacteria or other microorganisms including
highly resistant bacterial endospores.
✔✔jewelry used in - ✔✔new: body piercing must be sterilized with an approved liquid
chemical sterilant.
healed: body piercing does not have to be sterilized but must be used according to the
product label.
✔✔sterilization basics: heat - ✔✔kills by denaturing microbial proteins and nuceic acids,
damaged the outer membrane of cells
✔✔thermal death point - ✔✔is the lowest temperature at which a single species of
microorganisms can be heat killed in ten minutes
✔✔thermal death time - ✔✔is the time required at a given temperature for the heat
killing of a single species of microorganisms in suspension.
✔✔"d" value - ✔✔is the time required to kill 90% of the viable cells or spores of a given
microorganisms at a given temperature, usually quoted in minutes.
✔✔dry heat - ✔✔sterilization takes longer than steam. dry heat allows live organisms
time to sporulate.
spores can survive the dry heat cycle if it is too short.
currently, city code requires an autoclove pressure/steam.
✔✔steam sterlization advantages - ✔✔moist heat kills faster than dry heat at the same
temperature because steam transfers heat faster than dry air.
✔✔3 key autoclave elements - ✔✔heat, steam, pressure
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔reportable diseases - ✔✔any injury or complaint of injury, suspected infections that
required treatment by a health care professional or any notifiable diseases resulting
from the body art procedure that become known to the operator or practitioner shall be
reported to the lincoln-lancaster county health department by the operator or practitioner
within twenty-four hours.
✔✔reportable diseases list - ✔✔hepatitis b, hepatitis c, staphylococcus, streptococcus,
pseudomonas.
✔✔ultrasonic - ✔✔sound frequencies, 20,000-100,00 cycles per second, cavitation
shockwaves 20,000 lbs/sq in. , high temp near 20,000 microscopically.
✔✔factors of ultrasonic cleaning - ✔✔ultrasonic power, frequency of the bubble or
operation, the cleaning solution.
✔✔utlrasonic effectiveness - ✔✔baseline foil test, periodic testing.
✔✔ultrasonic solutions - ✔✔surface tensions, solubility, emulsification, rust inhibition.
✔✔ultrasonic procedures - ✔✔pre rinse, pre soak tank, degassing, loading, cleaning
time, post-rinse, storage.
✔✔chlorine - ✔✔bleach is sodium hypochlorite, concentration 50 to 100 ppm , broad
spectrum, economical, corrosive.
✔✔iodohors - ✔✔iodine compounds , broad spectrum, residual activity, discoloration
and hard water problems.
✔✔phenolics - ✔✔compounds containing phenol groups, benzylchlorophenol, broad
spectrum, residual, plastic and film buildup problems.
✔✔quaternary ammonia - ✔✔compounds containging ammonium chloride, broad
spectrum, reidual, hard water inactivity, tuberculocidal,
✔✔gloves - ✔✔powder free, problems, with latex, vinyl and nitrile, change between
tasks, inspect.
✔✔skin prep soap - ✔✔green soap, hibiclens, vionox, provon.
, ✔✔facility - ✔✔procedure area surfaces smooth, nonabsorbent, and washable. pests,
outer openings protected. autoclave, one equipment cleaning sink/establishment,
maintained good repair.
one hand wash sink per 2 practitioner stations, procedure lighting minimum- 100 ft
candles.
genitalia, buttock, and female breast,w work screened from public/
one waste receptacle/station.
restrooms... self closing doors.
smoking, eating, drinking, break room that is not sued for storage or cleaning of
procedure equipment.
✔✔wastes - ✔✔licensed refusle hauler. infectious waste autoclaved or double bagged
licensed iw hauler.
✔✔sterilization - ✔✔shall mean free of live bacteria or other microorganisms including
highly resistant bacterial endospores.
✔✔jewelry used in - ✔✔new: body piercing must be sterilized with an approved liquid
chemical sterilant.
healed: body piercing does not have to be sterilized but must be used according to the
product label.
✔✔sterilization basics: heat - ✔✔kills by denaturing microbial proteins and nuceic acids,
damaged the outer membrane of cells
✔✔thermal death point - ✔✔is the lowest temperature at which a single species of
microorganisms can be heat killed in ten minutes
✔✔thermal death time - ✔✔is the time required at a given temperature for the heat
killing of a single species of microorganisms in suspension.
✔✔"d" value - ✔✔is the time required to kill 90% of the viable cells or spores of a given
microorganisms at a given temperature, usually quoted in minutes.
✔✔dry heat - ✔✔sterilization takes longer than steam. dry heat allows live organisms
time to sporulate.
spores can survive the dry heat cycle if it is too short.
currently, city code requires an autoclove pressure/steam.
✔✔steam sterlization advantages - ✔✔moist heat kills faster than dry heat at the same
temperature because steam transfers heat faster than dry air.
✔✔3 key autoclave elements - ✔✔heat, steam, pressure
