Tools of the trade

Question 1

Safety Bill of Rights

Answer 1

Original name for the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) which started off protecting individuals working in mines and construction sites.

Question 2

Universal precaution

Answer 2

Acting as if everyone was asymptomatic to further ensure your safety

Question 3

How can disease enter the body?

Answer 3

Breaks in the skin, mucous membranes of the eyes, the nose, and mouth and bodily fluids such as blood, saliva or semen.

Question 4

Hepatitis

Answer 4

virus

Question 5

Measles, mumps, chickenbox

Answer 5

virus

Question 6

Meningitis

Answer 6

virus and bacteria

Question 7

strep throat

Answer 7

bacteria

Question 8

tuberculosis

Answer 8

bacteria

Question 9

lyme disease

Answer 9

bacteria

Question 10

human immunodeficiency virus

Answer 10

virus

Question 11

herpes

Answer 11

virus

Question 12

common cold

Answer 12

virus

Question 13

tetanus

Answer 13

bacteria

Question 14

athletes foot

Answer 14

fungi

Question 15

ringworm

Answer 15

fungi

Question 16

impetigo

Answer 16

bacteria

Question 17

shingles

Answer 17

virus

Question 18

cellulitis

Answer 18

bacteria

Question 19

folliculitis

Answer 19

bacteria

Question 20

acne

Answer 20

bacteria

Question 21

states that prohibit tattooing on the face.

Answer 21

Rhode Island, South Carolina

Question 22

states in which PMU is regulated separately from tattooing

Answer 22

Arkansas, Colorado, Maine

Question 23

States that have varied laws governing tattooing (sterilization, licensure, training)

Answer 23

Arkansas, Cali, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Texas

Question 24

states in which further legislation is pending for pmu

Answer 24

Idaho, Maryland, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Washington

Question 25

states in which no legislation has been passed

Answer 25

New Mexico, North Dakota, Washington D.C.

Question 26

Manual tap equipment

Answer 26

oldest form of tattooing using manual mechanism that has to be dipped into pigment to deposit color. Procedure time is usually a little long since the tapping will be manual. Will need to be autoclaved or disposed after first use to keep sterile.

Question 27

Reciprocating coil machines

Answer 27

Came into existence in late 19th century (inventor Samuel O Rielly)

Question 28

Organic pigments

Answer 28

Intensely colored organic solids made either from nature or synthesized in a lab usually bright in color not stable and prone to fading. Known to be less opaque.

Question 29

What can be combined with carbon-based organic pigments?

Answer 29

nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen which are combined with metallic based materials such as alumina to prevent allergic reactions/ make the pigments less water soluble.

Question 30

Inorganic pigments

Answer 30

Less intense but have longer life in the skin than organic pigments. They also have more opacity mostly comprised of iron oxide