BODY ART TEST EXAM (ACTUAL EXAM)
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Scarification. - ANSWERS-Injury of the skin involving scratching, etching, or
cutting of designs to produce a scar on a human being for ornamentation or
decoration.
Scarification Implement. - ANSWERS-Any instrument which intentionally
alters human skin for the purpose of scarification.
Sharps. - ANSWERS-Includes, but is not limited to, any contaminated object
that can penetrate the skin; any waste produced in the course of physically
altering a human being including tattooing, ear piercing; or any other process
where a foreign object is used to cut or pierce the skin. All waste generated in
this manner meeting the definition of sharps must be handled accordingly.
Single Service. - ANSWERS-Articles intended for one-time, one-person use
and then discarded
, Sponsor. . - ANSWERS-An individual or business entity, including an event
coordinator or manager, responsible for the organization of a convention,
trade show, or other temporary event that includes a body art demonstration
booth
Subdermal Implanting. - ANSWERS-The insertion of an object under the skin
of a live human being for ornamentation or decoration.
The artist certification will expire when each year? - ANSWERS-December
31st
Single service means? - ANSWERS-One time use (Disposable)
What training certificate is required each year for renewal? - ANSWERS-
Bloodborne pathogen
What items are required in a work room? - ANSWERS-1: Covered trashcan
2: Mounted paper towel holder for artist only handwashing sink
3: Sharps container
Prior to sterilizing, instruments shall be: - ANSWERS-1: Brushed or swabbed
to remove foreign material
2: Tubes disassembled
3: Immersed in an enzymatic cleaner
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Scarification. - ANSWERS-Injury of the skin involving scratching, etching, or
cutting of designs to produce a scar on a human being for ornamentation or
decoration.
Scarification Implement. - ANSWERS-Any instrument which intentionally
alters human skin for the purpose of scarification.
Sharps. - ANSWERS-Includes, but is not limited to, any contaminated object
that can penetrate the skin; any waste produced in the course of physically
altering a human being including tattooing, ear piercing; or any other process
where a foreign object is used to cut or pierce the skin. All waste generated in
this manner meeting the definition of sharps must be handled accordingly.
Single Service. - ANSWERS-Articles intended for one-time, one-person use
and then discarded
, Sponsor. . - ANSWERS-An individual or business entity, including an event
coordinator or manager, responsible for the organization of a convention,
trade show, or other temporary event that includes a body art demonstration
booth
Subdermal Implanting. - ANSWERS-The insertion of an object under the skin
of a live human being for ornamentation or decoration.
The artist certification will expire when each year? - ANSWERS-December
31st
Single service means? - ANSWERS-One time use (Disposable)
What training certificate is required each year for renewal? - ANSWERS-
Bloodborne pathogen
What items are required in a work room? - ANSWERS-1: Covered trashcan
2: Mounted paper towel holder for artist only handwashing sink
3: Sharps container
Prior to sterilizing, instruments shall be: - ANSWERS-1: Brushed or swabbed
to remove foreign material
2: Tubes disassembled
3: Immersed in an enzymatic cleaner
