TATTOO TEST OKLAHOMA EXAMINATION
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Micropimentologist (micropigmentology). Answer: Known as the
practice of permanent makeup, cosmetics or cosmetic tattooing
(Someone who practices this)
⩥ Exception for unlawful tattooing/body piercing (Section 842.1).
Answer: Exception for practitioner of the healing arts
⩥ Practitioners of the healing arts. Answer: Practice podiactric medicine
and surgery, nursing, chiropractic, optometry, dentistry, osteopathic
medicine and surgery, medicine or surgery to provide health services.
⩥ Scleral Tattooing. Answer: Practice of producing an indelible mark or
figure on the human eye by scarring or inserting pigment on, in, or under
the fornix conjunctiva, bulbar conjunctiva, ocular conjunctive, or other
ocular surface using needles, scalpels or other related equipment.
-Practice of tattooing the sclera, or whites of the human eye. The dye is
not injected into the human tissue, but between two layers of the eye,
where it spreads over a large area.
,⩥ Tattooing. Answer: Practice of producing an indelible (making marks
that cannot be removed) mark or figure on the human body by scarring
or inserting a pigment under the skin using needles, scalpels, or other
related equipment; provided, that medical micropigmentation, performed
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Medical Micropigmentation
Regulation Act, shall not be construed to be tattooing.
⩥ Tattoo Operator. Answer: Any person who owns, controls, operates,
conducts, or manages a tattooing establishment whether performing the
work of tattooing or not. A temporary or fixed location is a fixed
location at which an individual tattoo operator performs tattooing for a
specified period of no more than 7 (seven) days in conjunction with a
single event or celebration, where the primary function of the event is
tattooing.
⩥ Artist. Answer: The person who actually performs the body piercing
or tattooing procedure.
⩥ Penalties for Violations (Section 842.2). Answer: Any person violating
the provisions of Section 842.1 of this title or rules promulgated
pursuant thereto shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by
imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed 90 days, a fine not more
than 5,000 dollars, or both such fine and imprisonment.
⩥ License Required - Rules - Regulation by City or County - Pending
Application - Notice - Penalties (Section 842.3). Answer: All body
piercing operators, tattoo operators and artists shall be prohibited from
, performing body piercing or tattooing unless licensed in the appropriate
category by the State Department of Health. The State Board of Health
shall promulgate rules regulating body piercing and tattooing, but not
limited to:
- Artist temporary or permanent licensure;
- Facility operator temporary or permanent licensure;
- Body piercing and tattoo facility requirements;
- Equipment setup and requirements;
- Procedures for sanitary body piercing and tattooing;
- Forms to be completed prior to performing body piercing and tattooing
including but not limited to, applications and parental consent forms.
- Hand washing and general health;
- Body piercing and tattoo site preparation and application;
- Procedure following body piercing and tattoo application;
- Limits and prohibitions concerning body piercing and tattooing;
- Facility on documents including, but not limited to, equipment
inspection;
- Administrative fines structure;
- Education and training;
- A surety bond in the principal sun of $100,000 to be in a form
approved by the Attorney General and filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State for all body piercing and tattoo operators.
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Micropimentologist (micropigmentology). Answer: Known as the
practice of permanent makeup, cosmetics or cosmetic tattooing
(Someone who practices this)
⩥ Exception for unlawful tattooing/body piercing (Section 842.1).
Answer: Exception for practitioner of the healing arts
⩥ Practitioners of the healing arts. Answer: Practice podiactric medicine
and surgery, nursing, chiropractic, optometry, dentistry, osteopathic
medicine and surgery, medicine or surgery to provide health services.
⩥ Scleral Tattooing. Answer: Practice of producing an indelible mark or
figure on the human eye by scarring or inserting pigment on, in, or under
the fornix conjunctiva, bulbar conjunctiva, ocular conjunctive, or other
ocular surface using needles, scalpels or other related equipment.
-Practice of tattooing the sclera, or whites of the human eye. The dye is
not injected into the human tissue, but between two layers of the eye,
where it spreads over a large area.
,⩥ Tattooing. Answer: Practice of producing an indelible (making marks
that cannot be removed) mark or figure on the human body by scarring
or inserting a pigment under the skin using needles, scalpels, or other
related equipment; provided, that medical micropigmentation, performed
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Medical Micropigmentation
Regulation Act, shall not be construed to be tattooing.
⩥ Tattoo Operator. Answer: Any person who owns, controls, operates,
conducts, or manages a tattooing establishment whether performing the
work of tattooing or not. A temporary or fixed location is a fixed
location at which an individual tattoo operator performs tattooing for a
specified period of no more than 7 (seven) days in conjunction with a
single event or celebration, where the primary function of the event is
tattooing.
⩥ Artist. Answer: The person who actually performs the body piercing
or tattooing procedure.
⩥ Penalties for Violations (Section 842.2). Answer: Any person violating
the provisions of Section 842.1 of this title or rules promulgated
pursuant thereto shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by
imprisonment in the county jail not to exceed 90 days, a fine not more
than 5,000 dollars, or both such fine and imprisonment.
⩥ License Required - Rules - Regulation by City or County - Pending
Application - Notice - Penalties (Section 842.3). Answer: All body
piercing operators, tattoo operators and artists shall be prohibited from
, performing body piercing or tattooing unless licensed in the appropriate
category by the State Department of Health. The State Board of Health
shall promulgate rules regulating body piercing and tattooing, but not
limited to:
- Artist temporary or permanent licensure;
- Facility operator temporary or permanent licensure;
- Body piercing and tattoo facility requirements;
- Equipment setup and requirements;
- Procedures for sanitary body piercing and tattooing;
- Forms to be completed prior to performing body piercing and tattooing
including but not limited to, applications and parental consent forms.
- Hand washing and general health;
- Body piercing and tattoo site preparation and application;
- Procedure following body piercing and tattoo application;
- Limits and prohibitions concerning body piercing and tattooing;
- Facility on documents including, but not limited to, equipment
inspection;
- Administrative fines structure;
- Education and training;
- A surety bond in the principal sun of $100,000 to be in a form
approved by the Attorney General and filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State for all body piercing and tattoo operators.
