Body Art Test EXAM | Questions with Correct
Answers|Verified
What diseases are related with tattooing? - ✔Hepatitis
What causes yellowing of the skin and eyes? - ✔Hepatitis
What are the most commonly related causes of client skin rashes and
diseases? • Staphylococcus
What is the minimum temperature of the autoclave used to sterilize
instruments? - ✔250 F
How are used needles to be disposed of? - Sharps container.
If utilizing a sterilizer, a WHAT must be completed with the use of a
biological monitoring system to ensure all germs have been eliminated
and sterilization has been achieved. - Monthly sterilization cycle.
What causes scabies? - ✔Scabies mites
When will the artist certification expire each year? ✔ December 31st.
What does single service mean? - One-time usage (disposable).
What training certificate is necessary for renewal each year? - A
bloodborne pathogen.
What objects are required in a work area? - Option 1: Covered
trashcan. 2: Mounted paper towel holder for artist's handwashing sink.
3. Sharps container.
Prior to sterilization, instruments must be: - Step 1: Remove foreign
material with a brush or swab. 2. Tubes dismantled. 3. Immersed in an
enzymatic cleanser.
False: single service portions of pigments can be reused on other clients.
False: an artist can attempt to remove a tattoo if they did the work. False:
a straight razor can be used to shave a client. False: out-of-state artists
certified in their state are not required to apprentice in Arkansas.
The Arkansas Health Department allows tattoo pigments, which is false.
Scabies is caused by mites, not viruses. Autoclave time at correct
temperature: 20 minutes (false) or 30 minutes. The required number of
, needles on hand is 24. - Answer: False All initial piercing jewelry
must be ASTM or ISO certified (True). If using an autoclave, it can be
maintained on a counter in the workroom (false); nonetheless, it must be
kept separate.
List the following information in the bound record book or digital
record keeping system: - Include the date of the procedure, the client's
name, address, and DOB (if armed services). Branch of service, rate, or
rank; design and location of the procedure; signature and printed legal
name of the client; photocopy of ID. For minors, the legal guardian
must produce identification. Joan Smith has just visited your
establishment for a tattoo, piercing, or permanent cosmetic application.
List the steps you'd take from start to completion. - Step 1: Use
disinfectant to clean all surfaces while wearing gloves before welcoming
clients. 2: Upon customer arrival, greet client. 3: Have the client
provide their ID and fill out the appropriate documentation. 4: Inform
the customer about the risks of the procedure; if the client decides to
proceed, have them sign a consent document and then proceed. 5: Take
before photos and explain the process to the client. 6: To preparation for
the operation, wash your hands, clean your nails with a nail brush, and
put on your gloves. 7: Place the dental bib on a clean surgical tray,
together with any other materials required for service. 8: Remove
gloves, wash hands again, glove up, and prepare the client's skin for the
treatment by applying an antiseptic cleaner to it. 9: Service customer.
10: If you have to contact anything other than the client's servicing area
and the tools provided, you must remove your gloves and replace them
with a clean set before touching the client. 11: After completing the
service, apply a healing ointment to the client's skin. 12: Immediately
discard the blade in the sharps container. 13: Place all used goods and
dental bibs in a biohazard bag with a sealed container, along with used
gloves and disposable aprons. 14: Wash your hands quickly with hot
Answers|Verified
What diseases are related with tattooing? - ✔Hepatitis
What causes yellowing of the skin and eyes? - ✔Hepatitis
What are the most commonly related causes of client skin rashes and
diseases? • Staphylococcus
What is the minimum temperature of the autoclave used to sterilize
instruments? - ✔250 F
How are used needles to be disposed of? - Sharps container.
If utilizing a sterilizer, a WHAT must be completed with the use of a
biological monitoring system to ensure all germs have been eliminated
and sterilization has been achieved. - Monthly sterilization cycle.
What causes scabies? - ✔Scabies mites
When will the artist certification expire each year? ✔ December 31st.
What does single service mean? - One-time usage (disposable).
What training certificate is necessary for renewal each year? - A
bloodborne pathogen.
What objects are required in a work area? - Option 1: Covered
trashcan. 2: Mounted paper towel holder for artist's handwashing sink.
3. Sharps container.
Prior to sterilization, instruments must be: - Step 1: Remove foreign
material with a brush or swab. 2. Tubes dismantled. 3. Immersed in an
enzymatic cleanser.
False: single service portions of pigments can be reused on other clients.
False: an artist can attempt to remove a tattoo if they did the work. False:
a straight razor can be used to shave a client. False: out-of-state artists
certified in their state are not required to apprentice in Arkansas.
The Arkansas Health Department allows tattoo pigments, which is false.
Scabies is caused by mites, not viruses. Autoclave time at correct
temperature: 20 minutes (false) or 30 minutes. The required number of
, needles on hand is 24. - Answer: False All initial piercing jewelry
must be ASTM or ISO certified (True). If using an autoclave, it can be
maintained on a counter in the workroom (false); nonetheless, it must be
kept separate.
List the following information in the bound record book or digital
record keeping system: - Include the date of the procedure, the client's
name, address, and DOB (if armed services). Branch of service, rate, or
rank; design and location of the procedure; signature and printed legal
name of the client; photocopy of ID. For minors, the legal guardian
must produce identification. Joan Smith has just visited your
establishment for a tattoo, piercing, or permanent cosmetic application.
List the steps you'd take from start to completion. - Step 1: Use
disinfectant to clean all surfaces while wearing gloves before welcoming
clients. 2: Upon customer arrival, greet client. 3: Have the client
provide their ID and fill out the appropriate documentation. 4: Inform
the customer about the risks of the procedure; if the client decides to
proceed, have them sign a consent document and then proceed. 5: Take
before photos and explain the process to the client. 6: To preparation for
the operation, wash your hands, clean your nails with a nail brush, and
put on your gloves. 7: Place the dental bib on a clean surgical tray,
together with any other materials required for service. 8: Remove
gloves, wash hands again, glove up, and prepare the client's skin for the
treatment by applying an antiseptic cleaner to it. 9: Service customer.
10: If you have to contact anything other than the client's servicing area
and the tools provided, you must remove your gloves and replace them
with a clean set before touching the client. 11: After completing the
service, apply a healing ointment to the client's skin. 12: Immediately
discard the blade in the sharps container. 13: Place all used goods and
dental bibs in a biohazard bag with a sealed container, along with used
gloves and disposable aprons. 14: Wash your hands quickly with hot
