Oregon State Board Tattoo Test Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

Oregon State Board Tattoo Test Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct What does a steam sterilization integrator test for? -ANSWER Heat, pressure and time With the application of time, a ____________ can become a ____________. a) Disinfectant/Sterilant b) Detergent/Antiseptic c) Antiseptic/Disinfectant -ANSWER a) Disinfectant/Sterilant How long do steam sterilization integrators need to be kept? -ANSWER 6O days How long are packaged sterile items considered usable for? -ANSWER One year Spore test ________________ -ANSWER Indicator What does it mean if a biological spore test is positive? -ANSWER Your device cannot be used until it is serviced What should you do if your properly sterilized instrument is in a bag that happens to get wet? -ANSWER Go through the entire sterilization process again What is the best way to clean a surface? -ANSWER Spray, wipe, spray Do sharps that are unused still need to go in a sharps container? -ANSWER Yes True or false: professional tattooists are allowed to dispose of used sharps at local pharmacies or hospitals. -ANSWER False How must you store your chemicals? -ANSWER In a labeled, closed container, and in closed storage How should any excess dye or pigment be removed from a tattoo? -ANSWER With a clean single-use paper product obtained from a self-dispensing container What is the first thing you should provide a client if they say they feel faint? -ANSWER Fruit juice or a sugary beverage What is the first response if a client passes out during service? -ANSWER Smelling salts under the nose Does a needle still need to be sterilized and packaged before use if you make it yourself? -ANSWER Yes What is a magnum configuration? -ANSWER Two groups of stacked needles, always odd in number What is a magnum needle best for? -ANSWER Filling in large areas What is a needle with an extra long taper best for? -ANSWER Precision work How deep should a tattoo needle be going? -ANSWER 1/16th of an inch or about 2 mm What is another term for forceps? -ANSWER Hemostat What is the best type of needle for a geometric design? -ANSWER Flat Which type of tattoo machine is known for its distinctive buzzing sound? -ANSWER Coil Which kind of tattoo machine is able to be used as both a shader and a liner? ANSWER Rotary What is the main area where you would need to perform maintenance on a coil machine? -ANSWER Contact points Where is a non-cordless tattoo machine turned on? -ANSWER The foot pedal What part of a coil tattoo device attaches the needle to the machine? -ANSWER Armature bar Which machine type is typically more expensive, coil or rotary? -ANSWER Rotary If you had to choose between saving money on your needles, inks, or power supply, which would be the best one to cut costs on? -ANSWER Power supply If you have a problem with your coil machine, it might require a method of tuning called "____________ the coils" -ANSWER Shimming What type of tattoo machine is most likely to vibrate your hand? -ANSWER Coil machine Another common name for a needle group is: -ANSWER Sharps Why would a "one needle group" have multiple needles? -ANSWER Additional shortened needles offer stability to the puncturing needle and help feed ink onto the needle that punctures the skin What is the advantage of a stainless steel needle vs. a plain steel needle? -ANSWER Less likely to pit and rust What is the name of the item one would use to inspect a needle before service? ANSWER Jeweler's loupe What is the purpose of an intentionally textured needle? -ANSWER More ink implantation Why would one choose a thicker grip over a thinner one? -ANSWER The thicker your grip, the less chance of a repetitive motion injury like carpal tunnel syndrome How long do non-reusable items need to stay in the autoclave to be sterilized? ANSWER 30 minutes How long do records of biological spore tests need to be kept? -ANSWER 2 years minimum What are the four defining properties of a tattoo needle grouping? -ANSWER Needle count, needle diameter, needle configuration, needle taper What is a bugpin? -ANSWER Thinner needles (usually .20-.25 mm) grouped tightly to release ink slowly, best used for detail work like portraiture What phrase is used to describe the way a design faces on the body? -ANSWER Relative direction What should you do if you are exposed to blood during a procedure? -ANSWER Stop the service, decontaminate, tell the shop owner and seek emergency medical attention How is Hepatitis A usually transmitted? -ANSWER Fecal-oral route Which part of the body does tuberculosis NOT affect: a) Kidneys b) Lungs c) Brain d) Muscles -ANSWER d) Muscles What is the required kilohertz range for an ultrasonic? -ANSWER 40-60 kh What are procedures that isolate or remove bloodborne pathogen hazards from a workplace? a) Engineering controls b) Standard precautions c) Standard controls d) Sterilization -ANSWER a) Engineering controls Which practices should be