Teach to the Test Flashcards

(90 cards)

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Define Antiseptic:

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a product used to stop or inhibit the growth of bacteria

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Define Autoclave Machine:

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Uses steam under pressure to kill normal bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores on instruments place in the vessel

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3
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Define “Clean”:

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Absence of soil or dirt

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Define Facility:

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Place of business & includes all areas used by tattooist & clients

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Define High Level Disinfectant:

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a chemical agent registered with the EPA which demonstrates tuberculocidal activity

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6
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Define Instruments:

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Equipment used during tattoo services (ex: needles & tubes)

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Define Needle:

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Implement used to insert pigment into dermis

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Define Operatory

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an isolated field or area where treatment is performed (preformed)

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9
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Define Probation:

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Continuation of license under conditions set by the state

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10
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Define Reactive:

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To change and expired license to an active one

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Define Sharps Container:

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a puncture resistant, leak proof container. must be labeled “Biohazard”

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Define Sterilize

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To render completely free of germs; a total kill of everything

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Define Sterilization:

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Destruction of all forms of microbiotic life including spores

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14
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To apply for the test, an applicant must complete ___ hours of THEORY

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210 Hours

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15
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A minimum of ___ practical tattoo hours is required to test

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150 Hours

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16
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After the 3rd failed attempt, how long must an applicant wait to retake

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30 days

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17
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After Failing the 3rd attempt it is required to take ___ hours of additional theory

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100 hrs

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18
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How often must a license be renewed?

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Once a year

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19
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A Tattoo License may be inactive for ___ years

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3 years

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20
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after how many years does a license expire (and require a retest)

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3 years

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21
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To Maintain a license, license holder must complete ___ hrs of continued education

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5 Course
5 Self Study

(8 carry over)

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22
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A temporary tattoo license may be renewed ___ times a year

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two

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23
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How long is a TEMPORARY license good for?

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30 days

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24
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How long do you need to request a temporary tattoo license renewal before tattooing

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20 days

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How long when tattooing in a different location should you notify the Health Licensing Office 24hrs, 48 hrs, or 72hrs
24 hrs
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are facility licenses transferable to different owners/employers?
NO!
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When connecting Residence and Facility (I'm assuming they mean if you work out of a studio attached to your home?) the door must be:
Closed when Facility is in use
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Records must be kept for ___ days physically on premise and ___ years electronically
90 days | 3 years
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What does FDA stand for
Food and Drug Administration
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What does EPA stand for?
Environmental Protection Agency
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What controls shall be used to minimize employee exposure?
Engineering & Workplace Control
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What scented soap is not allowed to wash your hands with?
Bar soap
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A Licensee must wash their hands ___ & ____ the service is provided
Before and after | hand sanitizer is allowed during glove change and when leaving work area
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a minimum of ____ gloves should be used in once procedure
5 pairs (ten gloves)
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____ is prohibited from being worn under gloves
Jewelry
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Between each service area there must be ___ & ___
Nonporous barrier & 5 Feet
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All Chemicals should be ___
Stored in labeled, closed containers
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Ink, Dyes, and pigments must be...
Purchased from a commercial supplier and have visible expiration date
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Water should be ___ or ___
Distilled or Sterilized
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Cleanliness of any common are is the responsibility of...
Each license holder
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Tattooing services may be performed on a person younger than 18 years of age when...
Authorized by a physician
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Clients skin must first be cleaned with ___ & ___
single use paper product & antiseptic solution
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All coverings & Bandages must be used according to ____
Manufacturers instructions
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What must be done to instruments before sterilization?
brushed/ swabbed to remove foreign materials or debris
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The Ultrasonic unit operates @ ____
40 - 60 Kilohertz
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Sterilized instruments must be stored in sterilized pouches that include ___
a color change indicator strip
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expiration date for sterilized instruments is ___ year
one
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spore tests must be done ___
monthly
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What is the function of the integrator strip?
Monitors essential conditions of steam sterilization for each autoclave cycle
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How long do steam sterilization integrator need to be kept? How long do spore test results need to be kept on file?
60 days for sterilization integrator 2 years for spore test
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Tattooing is prohibited on skin with...
sunburns, skin lesions, cuts, burns, bruises, skin diseases, rashes, wounds
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the most dangerous form of skin cancer:
Melanoma Begins as mole (in cells called melanocytes) that grows in size
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the second most common form of skin cancer is...
Squamous Cell | Carcinoma
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Least dangerous form of skin cancer is...
basal cell carcinoma
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the most damaging sun ray:
Ultraviolet rays | produce sunburns
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cells in epidermis are known as...
keratinocytes
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provides protection & support, covers & lines organs
Epithelial tissue
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the topmost layer of the skin...
dermis | stratum corneum
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define melanocytes:
cells that produce melanin, pigment primarily responsible for giving skin its color
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what layer of the skin contains melanocytes?
stratum basale
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Hard to touch sensitive lump usually under skin, similar to cyst
nodule
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small raised, solid pimple, or swelling often forming a rash | NO PUS
papules
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a small blister or pimple on the skin containing pus
pustule
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thick scar resulting from excessive growth of fibrous tissue:
keloid
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noninfectious inflammatory skin disease characterized by redness, blisters, scabs and itching:
eczema
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red skin, may form white scaly patches. a disease of the immune system
psoriasis
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Bacterial skin infection characterized by isolated pustules, common in babies and children:
Impetigo
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loss of pigment in skin due to autoimmune destruction of the cells that give skin its color
vitiligo
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benign skin growths caused by human papillomavirus (HPV)
Warts
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Fungus affecting the scalp, feet, groin, or body in general
Ring worm
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jock itch is also known as:
tinea crusis
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tinea corporis is also known as:
Ringworm
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Things that Cause a rattle in the Machine
1. bent saddle (worst) 2. poorly cut coil tap 3. twisted spring (rear) 4. a bent side arm 5. an angle on a bar botte
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define coils
two electromagnetic coils create the magnetic force which pulls the armature bar down
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Coils with too much cone showing tend to ____
run hot, and then eventually sporadically
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define capacitor:
Used to minimize sparking and arching | power supply or where power is held
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Define Binding Post
Attached to the top of the side to hold the contact screw
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Purpose of binding post
1. electrical contact from the soldering lugs to the contact screw 2. holding and placement of the contact screw 3. positive contact for power (rear)
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Thicker binding posts = ______
help dampen vibrations
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define armature bar
the steel mass for the magnetic pull
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armature bars should be made out of...
plain steel, NO CHROME
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a longer A-bar has...
more leverage
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Why should you not allow the front spring to hang over the rear of the A-bar
it can cause a buzz or rattle and cause vibration
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define back spring
back spring is attached to the frame, front spring and armature bar provides resilience for the up and down motion of the needles
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Spring tensions determine how hard the ______ hits
armature bar
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That is the effect of the contact screw being pushed too far back on the front spring?
raspy vibration makes the machine run weaker and less efficient
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what would be the effect of a relaxed angle of the contact screw and spring?
a less hard hit | a smoother running machine
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define contact screws
the stationary contact point for the front spring
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the contact screw should be made out of:
copper blend, 100% conductive
90
contact screw should be...
rounded and very smooth