PERMANENT MAKEUP VA PMU DPOR COMPREHESIVE
EXAMS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS MARKED A+
✔✔Make up history sheet - ✔✔A sheet filled out by the client that details past make up
use
✔✔Mandible - ✔✔Lower jaw
✔✔Manual Tap - ✔✔Non motorized method of implanting color into the skin
✔✔Masseter - ✔✔chewing, elevates mandible
✔✔Maxilla - ✔✔upper jaw
✔✔meta cognitive listening strategy - ✔✔using both top down and bottom up strategies
simultaneously to garner the messages most effectively.
✔✔Migration - ✔✔Movement of pigment within the skin so that it is visible beyond the
desired location of implantation
✔✔Muscosocutaneous - ✔✔Pertaining to the mucous membranes
✔✔Musculature - ✔✔Pertaining to muscle
✔✔musculocutaneous perforators - ✔✔Blood vessels connecting muscles and skin
✔✔Nasolabial lines - ✔✔Nose to lips; in this case, pertains to the crease that developed
there
✔✔Nonverbal communication - ✔✔Type of interpersonal communication where by the
sending of a message is accomplished without a verbal cue; Task typically
accomplished with hand signals, gesturing, posturing, and eye movements
✔✔O.S.H.A - ✔✔Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a government agency
in the Department of Labor to maintain a safe and healthy work environment
✔✔opaque colors - ✔✔Non-transparent colors or impervious to light. These colors have
covering power
✔✔Ophthalmic - ✔✔pertaining to the eye
✔✔Organelles - ✔✔microscopic structures in a cell that carry out its individual functions
, ✔✔Organic pigments - ✔✔intensely colored particulate organic solids that may be from
nature or synthesized in a lab for quality control. they are referred to as toners or lakes
on US food and drug admin colorant charts. They are brighter in color than inorganic
pigments but less lightfast.
✔✔Orifice - ✔✔Aperature; hole opening into a body cavity
✔✔Palpebra - ✔✔Eyelid, upper or lower
✔✔Papillae - ✔✔Projections of any kind; in the skin, papillae hold the dermis and the
epidermis together
✔✔Paramedical PMU - ✔✔Also, called camouflage tattooing
✔✔Periocular - ✔✔Around or near the eye
✔✔Permanent make up - ✔✔Introduction of permanent pigments into the skin as an
alternative to removable cosmetics
✔✔Pheomelanin - ✔✔Red to yellow tones of melanin apparent in skin and hair
✔✔Photos - ✔✔Are. Necessary element in the treatment program
✔✔Pointillism - ✔✔Implanting of pigment using a dotting technique
✔✔Postauricular - ✔✔behind the ear
✔✔Primary colors - ✔✔red, yellow, blue. colors from which others are made
✔✔Reciprocating coil machine - ✔✔Motorized devices commonly used in the tattoo
industry
✔✔Rete Pegs - ✔✔Anatomic features that hold the dermis and epidermis together
✔✔Reticula - ✔✔A netlike formation or structure; a network.
✔✔Reticular dermis - ✔✔Sub layer of the dermis that connects to the epidermis and is
home to to the skins appendages. Nails, hair, glands
✔✔Rotary pens - ✔✔Lightweight stylus shaped motorized devices developed as an
alternative for permanent makeup
✔✔Safety Bill of Rights - ✔✔Original name of the OSHA manual
EXAMS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS MARKED A+
✔✔Make up history sheet - ✔✔A sheet filled out by the client that details past make up
use
✔✔Mandible - ✔✔Lower jaw
✔✔Manual Tap - ✔✔Non motorized method of implanting color into the skin
✔✔Masseter - ✔✔chewing, elevates mandible
✔✔Maxilla - ✔✔upper jaw
✔✔meta cognitive listening strategy - ✔✔using both top down and bottom up strategies
simultaneously to garner the messages most effectively.
✔✔Migration - ✔✔Movement of pigment within the skin so that it is visible beyond the
desired location of implantation
✔✔Muscosocutaneous - ✔✔Pertaining to the mucous membranes
✔✔Musculature - ✔✔Pertaining to muscle
✔✔musculocutaneous perforators - ✔✔Blood vessels connecting muscles and skin
✔✔Nasolabial lines - ✔✔Nose to lips; in this case, pertains to the crease that developed
there
✔✔Nonverbal communication - ✔✔Type of interpersonal communication where by the
sending of a message is accomplished without a verbal cue; Task typically
accomplished with hand signals, gesturing, posturing, and eye movements
✔✔O.S.H.A - ✔✔Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a government agency
in the Department of Labor to maintain a safe and healthy work environment
✔✔opaque colors - ✔✔Non-transparent colors or impervious to light. These colors have
covering power
✔✔Ophthalmic - ✔✔pertaining to the eye
✔✔Organelles - ✔✔microscopic structures in a cell that carry out its individual functions
, ✔✔Organic pigments - ✔✔intensely colored particulate organic solids that may be from
nature or synthesized in a lab for quality control. they are referred to as toners or lakes
on US food and drug admin colorant charts. They are brighter in color than inorganic
pigments but less lightfast.
✔✔Orifice - ✔✔Aperature; hole opening into a body cavity
✔✔Palpebra - ✔✔Eyelid, upper or lower
✔✔Papillae - ✔✔Projections of any kind; in the skin, papillae hold the dermis and the
epidermis together
✔✔Paramedical PMU - ✔✔Also, called camouflage tattooing
✔✔Periocular - ✔✔Around or near the eye
✔✔Permanent make up - ✔✔Introduction of permanent pigments into the skin as an
alternative to removable cosmetics
✔✔Pheomelanin - ✔✔Red to yellow tones of melanin apparent in skin and hair
✔✔Photos - ✔✔Are. Necessary element in the treatment program
✔✔Pointillism - ✔✔Implanting of pigment using a dotting technique
✔✔Postauricular - ✔✔behind the ear
✔✔Primary colors - ✔✔red, yellow, blue. colors from which others are made
✔✔Reciprocating coil machine - ✔✔Motorized devices commonly used in the tattoo
industry
✔✔Rete Pegs - ✔✔Anatomic features that hold the dermis and epidermis together
✔✔Reticula - ✔✔A netlike formation or structure; a network.
✔✔Reticular dermis - ✔✔Sub layer of the dermis that connects to the epidermis and is
home to to the skins appendages. Nails, hair, glands
✔✔Rotary pens - ✔✔Lightweight stylus shaped motorized devices developed as an
alternative for permanent makeup
✔✔Safety Bill of Rights - ✔✔Original name of the OSHA manual
