SNHD BODY ART Exam Questions with Answers-Latest
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The Health District prohibits - Correct Answer Placement of implants, branding, or
scarification
The health district only regulates - Correct Answer Tattooing or piercing
tattooing - Correct Answer Any method of placing pigment or dye under the skin
using needles or blades
piercing - Correct Answer Penetrating the mucous membrane to make a permanent
hole
What is needed for any business providing tattoos or piercings - Correct Answer A
permit
A permit is not necessary if you are piercing... - Correct Answer Only the ear lobe
Bloodborne pathogens - Correct Answer Causes disease when blood or other body
fluid in an infected person enters the body of another who is not infected
Examples of bloodborne pathogens - Correct Answer HBV (Hep B) , HCV (Hep C),
HIV
Hepatitis - Correct Answer infection of the liver
What is hepatitis caused by? - Correct Answer virus
Types of Hepatitis - Correct Answer A B C
Hepatitis B virus - Correct Answer Spread through blood and body fluids; can
survive outside the body on a surface in dried or wet blood for 7 days
Two types of hepatitis B - Correct Answer Acute and chronic
Acute Hepatitis B - Correct Answer Symptoms shows like abdominal pain, fever,
jaundice
Chronic Hepatitis B - Correct Answer Does not have symptoms but can spread
HIV - Correct Answer Virus that can spread through blood and attacks through
immune system making it harder to fight infections
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The Health District prohibits - Correct Answer Placement of implants, branding, or
scarification
The health district only regulates - Correct Answer Tattooing or piercing
tattooing - Correct Answer Any method of placing pigment or dye under the skin
using needles or blades
piercing - Correct Answer Penetrating the mucous membrane to make a permanent
hole
What is needed for any business providing tattoos or piercings - Correct Answer A
permit
A permit is not necessary if you are piercing... - Correct Answer Only the ear lobe
Bloodborne pathogens - Correct Answer Causes disease when blood or other body
fluid in an infected person enters the body of another who is not infected
Examples of bloodborne pathogens - Correct Answer HBV (Hep B) , HCV (Hep C),
HIV
Hepatitis - Correct Answer infection of the liver
What is hepatitis caused by? - Correct Answer virus
Types of Hepatitis - Correct Answer A B C
Hepatitis B virus - Correct Answer Spread through blood and body fluids; can
survive outside the body on a surface in dried or wet blood for 7 days
Two types of hepatitis B - Correct Answer Acute and chronic
Acute Hepatitis B - Correct Answer Symptoms shows like abdominal pain, fever,
jaundice
Chronic Hepatitis B - Correct Answer Does not have symptoms but can spread
HIV - Correct Answer Virus that can spread through blood and attacks through
immune system making it harder to fight infections
