Tattoo Oregon Test Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified 2024/2025

Tattoo Oregon Test Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers 100% Verified 2024/2025 What should you use during a tattoo to clean the skin? a) madacide b) antiseptic c) green soap d) alcohol - Correct Answer antiseptic What does 'clean' mean? a) an area that has been cleaned with soap and water b) single use equipment c) absence of soil and dirt by washing, sweeping, clearing away, or any other appropriate method rendering a sanitary condition d) someone who is free of disease or has been 'sober' for more than 90 days - Correct Answer absence of soil and dirt by washing, sweeping, clearing away, or any other appropriate method rendering a sanitary condition What is the definition of a facility? a) oregon health licensing office b) entire building or structure within which services are performed c) establishment in which licensee performs electrolysis, performs electrolysis, permanent coloring, or tattooing, or any combination thereof. d) establishment where a licensed tattoo artist posts their license, has a station to work from and is considered place of employment - Correct Answer establishment in which licensee performs electrolysis, performs electrolysis, permanent coloring, or tattooing, or any combination thereof. What do you call the destruction of all forms macrobiotic life, including spores? a) sterilization b) sanitize c) clean d) fungicide - Correct Answer sterilization a spray bottle is an acceptable tool to use to apply liquid to the skin? true/false - Correct Answer true What is tinea corporis commonly known as? a) dandruff b) athletes foot c) ringworm d) jock itch - Correct Answer Ringworm bar soap is prohibited when washing hands before, during and after a procedure? true/false - Correct Answer true What sinks do not qualify as a water source for the facility premises? a) employee hand washing sinks b) bathroom sinks c) sinks with less than 30 lbs of pressure d) sinks with more than 30 lbs of pressure - Correct Answer b) bathroom sinks What is the most important procedure for prevention of all infections, including HIV? a) accurate aftercare and pre-service sheet b) waivers c) single-use tubes and needles d) good hand-washing after glove removal and between each client - Correct Answer good hand-washing after glove removal and between each client What should I do if I notice a tear in my gloves? a) Take gloves off, put new gloves on. b) Take gloves off, use an approved hand sanitizer, put new gloves on c) Take gloves off, wash hands, put new gloves on d) Nothing as long as I did not break skin - Correct Answer c) Take gloves off, wash hands, put new gloves on Whom of the following may you tattoo? Someone who.... . . a) Is pregnant b) Is visibly intoxicated c) A minor with parental consent d) Shows signs of intravenous drug use - Correct Answer a) Is pregnant What should aftercare instructions consist of? a) Approved Doctor List, Touch-up fees, Referral Information b) Approved lotions, risks, artist contact information c) Verbal and written instructions regarding care following service, possible side effects and restrictions d) Possible reactions, side effects, and potential complications of the tattooing process. - Correct Answer c) Verbal and written instructions regarding care following service, possible side effects and restrictions What are the approved sterilization modes for instruments used in the practice of permanent color or tattoo artist services? a) Madacide or alcohol b) Ultrasonic or Alcohol c) Autoclave or Dry Heat Unit d) Single-use or ultrasonic . - Correct Answer c) Autoclave or Dry Heat Unit Which of the following is a high level disinfectant? a) Alcohol b) Witch hazel c) Madacide d) Green Soap - Correct Answer c) Madacide What is the definition of a low level disinfectant? a) A chemical demonstrating tuberculocidal activity b) A chemical demonstrating bactericidal, fungicidal and limited virucidal activity c) A chemical that inhibits the growth of bacteria d) Antibacterial chemical - Correct Answer b) A chemical demonstrating bactericidal, fungicidal and limited virucidal activity What is the name of a puncture resistant, leak proof container that can be closed for handling, storage, transportation and disposal? a) Storage container b) Sharps container c) Tool box d) Safety container - Correct Answer b) Sharps container What can be substituted for hand towels? a) A clean, common towel b) Hand blower c) Your shirt, if its clean . d) Medical guaze - Correct Answer b) Hand blower What types of pets or animals are permitted in the business facility? a) Licensed Family Pets b) Any that are kept in a kennel c) Therapy animals, fish, animals kept in a terrarium. d) Birds - Correct Answer c) Therapy animals, fish, animals kept in a terrarium. Fissures, scars, erosions, and cysts are examples of: a) Primary lesions . b) Secondary lesions c) Ulcers d) Sclerotic lesions - Correct Answer b) Secondary lesions What must happen to instruments prior to sterilization? a) Washed with warm water b) Sanitized with Madacide c) Brushed and/or swabbed to remove foreign material and/or debris d) Soaked in alcohol - Correct Answer c) Brushed and/or swabbed to remove foreign material and/or debris What is the definition of contaminated? . . . a) Any object that has come into contact with blood from a person who checked any boxes at the top of the release form. b) Presence or the reasonably anticipated presence of blood or other potentially infections materials on an item or surface. c) An item or surface that has the presence or the reasonably anticipated presence of blood or other potentially infectious materials and/orpossibly contains sharps. d) Anything that has blood or bodily fluid on or in it - Correct Answer c) An item or surface that has the presence or the reasonably anticipated presence of blood or other potentially infectious materials and/orpossibly contains sharps. What do you call specialized clothing or equipment worm by an employee for protecting against a hazard? a) Face mask b) Gloves c) Personal Protective Equipment d) Personal Safety Garments - Correct Answer c) Personal Protective Equipment What is reasonably anticipated skin, eye, mucous membrane, or parenteral contact with blood or OPIM that may result from the performance of an employees duties called? a) Work Practice Controls b) Occupational Exposure c) Universal Precautions d) Exposure Incident - Correct Answer b) Occupational Exposure What should take place immediately after the removal of protective gloves? . a) Wash hands b) Bandage client c) Review aftercare d) Turn off power supply - Correct Answer a) Wash hands The second most common form of skin cancer is called: a) Basal cell carcinoma b) Squamous cell carcinoma c) Telangiectasis d) Bullae - Correct Answer b) Squamous cell carcinoma What are pathogenic microorganisms that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans? . . a) Baccilli b) Photoplasm c) Spirilla d) Bloodborne Pathogens - Correct Answer d) Bloodborne Pathogens An object can be decontaminated by physical and chemical means. a) True b) False . - Correct Answer true What are controls that isolate or remove the bloodborne pathogens hazard from a workplace? a) Engineering Controls b) Standard Precautions c) Standard Controls d) Sterilization - Correct Answer a) Engineering Controls What is a specific skin, eye, mucous membrane, or parenteral contact with blood or OPIM that may result from the performance of an employees duties called? . . a) Exposure Control Plan b) Exposure Incident c) Industry Standard d) Standard Microbiological Practice - Correct Answer b) Exposure Incident What do you call an individual, living or dead, whose blood or other potentially infectious materials may be the source of occupational exposure to an employee? a) Infected Individual b) Source Individual c) Contaminated Individual d) Exposure Individual - Correct Answer b) Source Individual What is the main approach to infection control? a) Safety Standards . b) Universal Precautions c) Exposure Control d) One-handed technique - Correct Answer b) Universal Precautions When is it necessary to replace disposable gloves during a procedure? a) When they are torn . b) When they are punctured c) When their ability to function as a barrier is compromised d) All of the above - Correct Answer d) All of the above Protective covering used to cover equipment should be replaced when they become overtly contaminated or at the end of the workshift if they may have been contaminated during the shift. a) True b) False - Correct Answer a) True What does "HBV" mean? a) Human Ballus Virus b) Human Biological Virus c) Hepititus B Virus . d) Herpes B Virus - Correct Answer c) Hepititus B Virus What controls shall be used to eliminate or minimize employee exposure? a) Universal Precautions b) OSHA Controls c) Engineering and Work Practice Controls d) Safe Industry Controls - Correct Answer c) Engineering and Work Practice Controls What shall happen if a garment is penetrated by blood or other potentially infectious material? a) Taken off immediately, incinerated. b) Nothing c) Taken off immediately or as soon as possible d) Sprayed with Madacide - Correct Answer c) Taken off immediately or as soon as possible Gloves must be worn when it can be reasonably anticipated that the employee may have hand contact with blood or OPIM? a) True b) False - Correct Answer a) True What should be used if the provision of handwashing is not feasible? a) Gloves b) Alcohol c) Hand Sanitizer d) Single Use Paper Towels - Correct Answer c) Hand Sanitizer What must each employer having employees with occupational exposure have? a) Insurance . . b) Protective chemicals, equipment and clothing c) Exposure Control Plan d) OSHA Consent Forms - Correct Answer c) Exposure Control Plan How many hours of instruction are required by the divion in a course of study? . a) 360: 210 Hrs Theory/150 Hrs Practical b) 360: 200 Hrs Theory/160 Hrs Practical c) 210: 100 Hrs Theory/110 Hrs Practical d) 260: 210 Hrs Theory/50 Hrs Practical - Correct Answer a) 360: 210 Hrs Theory/150 Hrs Practical A "completed procedure" is a tattoo which has been finished on a live human being including review of aftercare. . a) True b) False - Correct Answer b) False All Theory Hours must be complete before practical work can be performed on the general public. a) True b) False - Correct Answer a) True How long is my license good for? a) 3 yrs b) 5 yrs c) 2 yrs d) 1 yr - Correct Answer d) 1 yr The condition commonly known as "jock itch" is called: . a) Tinea Cruris b) Tinea Capitis c) Tinea Corporis d) Tinea Pedis - Correct Answer a) Tinea Cruris (Ring worm has "o" for Courpis. this has "I" for Itch Jock Itch) What is the name of all forms of relevant study which do not involve the application of permanent makeup or tattoos on human skin? . a) Continuing Education b) Workshops c) Theory d) Practical - Correct Answer c) Theory The outer layer of the skin composed of cells called keratinocytes is called the: a) Dermis . b) Epidermis c) Subcutaneous Layer d) Sebaceous - Correct Answer b) Epidermis Circumscribed collections of pus which involve the deeper layers of skin are called: a) Pimples . b) Plaques c) Macules d) Abscesses - Correct Answer d) Abscesses Sharply marginated, elevated lesions which contain clear fluid are characteristics of: a) Vesicles b) Crusts c) Scales d) Ulcers - Correct Answer a) Vesicles What are linear ulcers? a) Sinuses b) Impetigo c) Fissures d) Cysts - Correct Answer c) Fissures What should all surfaces in treatment and sterilization areas be made of? a) Stainless Steel . b) Plastic c) Anything as long as its treated with a gloss finish d) Smooth Non-Absorbent and Non-Porous Material - Correct Answer d) Smooth Non-Absorbent and Non-Porous Material A tan, brown, or black macule on the skin and sometimes arises in pre-existing moles is a characteristic of: . a) Squamous cell carcinoma b) Nevus c) Malignant Melanoma d) Sebaceous - Correct Answer c) Malignant Melanoma Redness, edema, oozing, crusting and sometimes vesticles are characteristics of: a) Eczema . b) Acute Dermatitus c) Atrophy d) Ringworm - Correct Answer b) Acute Dermatitus A scar that is heaped up because of excessive growth of collagen is called a: a) Fissure b) Scale c) Keloid d) Cyst - Correct Answer c) Keloid The most aggressive type of skin cancer is: a) Malignant Melanoma b) Sebaceous c) Basal Cell Carcinoma d) Lipoma - Correct Answer a) Malignant Melanoma What is a scar? a) Hard tissue where chronic dermatitis has healed b) Inflammation of the skin c) Fibrous tissue where a skin lesion has healed d) Tinea Corporis - Correct Answer c) Fibrous tissue where a skin lesion has healed If you fail to pass any section of the written examination after three attempts (initial plus two retakes), you must: a) Complete 50 hours of community service, to be fulfilled in the Health Licensing Office safe practices classes. b) Complete 100 hours of instruction in theory, to be obtained through an approved Oregon Career school. c) Complete 150 hours in instruction in practical, to be obtained through an approved Oregon Career school. d) Wait a minimum of 3 months, reapply, pay appropriate fees, retake exam. - Correct Answer Complete 100 hours of instruction in theory, to be obtained through an approved Oregon Career school.