Tattoo And Body Piercing Exam/ Questions
with Definitive Solution
What is the definition of a tattoo? - Answer: To Mark or color the skin by pricking in coloring
matter so as to form indelible marks or figures by the production of scars
What is the tattoo studio? - Answer: Any room or space where tattooing is practiced or where
the business of tattooing is conducted
What is sterilization of the needles? - Answer: Holding in an autoclave for 25 minutes at 15
pounds pressure at a temperature of 250°F
What are the main pieces of studio sanitation? - Answer: Washing hands prior to working on
each person and when interruptions occur, blow drying or single use towels, disposable gloves
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, What are the requirements for a work chair? - Answer: Smooth, white colored, non-absorbent,
corrosive resistant, and easily sanitized
What is the exemption for work chairs? - Answer: If the chair was in use prior to June 9, 2010
then it may be examples of the light color requirement
What are sanitation requirements for materials? - Answer: All materials applied to humans skins
shall be from a single use or transferred from bulk to single use container and be disposed of
after each use
What must be prepared before the tattooing process begins? - Answer: Records including;
name and signature, address, ID, date design and location of tattoo
What must be done after a tattoo is finished? - Answer: Aftercare instructions must be given to
each patron, and also posted clearly in the studio
What are some rules for tattoo artists? - Answer: They must wear clean outer garments and if
they have illnesses that may be transmitted to others they cannot tattoo until they are no longer
experiencing symptoms
What must be done to a patron skin before tattooing? - Answer: Shaving of body hair with a
single use disposable razor, antibacterial solution applied to area of skin, use of a paper or
acetate stencil
What are requirements for dyes and pigments? - Answer: Only non-toxic and sterile dies, from
approved suppliers, single use containers, disposed of any unused material in containers
What must be used on each patron only once? - Answer: A new set of needles
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with Definitive Solution
What is the definition of a tattoo? - Answer: To Mark or color the skin by pricking in coloring
matter so as to form indelible marks or figures by the production of scars
What is the tattoo studio? - Answer: Any room or space where tattooing is practiced or where
the business of tattooing is conducted
What is sterilization of the needles? - Answer: Holding in an autoclave for 25 minutes at 15
pounds pressure at a temperature of 250°F
What are the main pieces of studio sanitation? - Answer: Washing hands prior to working on
each person and when interruptions occur, blow drying or single use towels, disposable gloves
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, What are the requirements for a work chair? - Answer: Smooth, white colored, non-absorbent,
corrosive resistant, and easily sanitized
What is the exemption for work chairs? - Answer: If the chair was in use prior to June 9, 2010
then it may be examples of the light color requirement
What are sanitation requirements for materials? - Answer: All materials applied to humans skins
shall be from a single use or transferred from bulk to single use container and be disposed of
after each use
What must be prepared before the tattooing process begins? - Answer: Records including;
name and signature, address, ID, date design and location of tattoo
What must be done after a tattoo is finished? - Answer: Aftercare instructions must be given to
each patron, and also posted clearly in the studio
What are some rules for tattoo artists? - Answer: They must wear clean outer garments and if
they have illnesses that may be transmitted to others they cannot tattoo until they are no longer
experiencing symptoms
What must be done to a patron skin before tattooing? - Answer: Shaving of body hair with a
single use disposable razor, antibacterial solution applied to area of skin, use of a paper or
acetate stencil
What are requirements for dyes and pigments? - Answer: Only non-toxic and sterile dies, from
approved suppliers, single use containers, disposed of any unused material in containers
What must be used on each patron only once? - Answer: A new set of needles
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