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Tools of the trade Flashcards

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Safety Bill of Rights

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

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Universal precaution

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Acting as if everyone was asymptomatic to further ensure your safety

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How can disease enter the body?

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

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Hepatitis

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virus

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Measles, mumps, chickenbox

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virus

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Meningitis

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virus and bacteria

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strep throat

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bacteria

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tuberculosis

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bacteria

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lyme disease

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bacteria

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human immunodeficiency virus

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virus

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herpes

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virus

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common cold

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virus

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tetanus

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bacteria

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athletes foot

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fungi

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ringworm

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fungi

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impetigo

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bacteria

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shingles

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virus

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cellulitis

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bacteria

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folliculitis

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bacteria

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acne

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bacteria

21
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states that prohibit tattooing on the face.

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Rhode Island, South Carolina

22
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states in which PMU is regulated separately from tattooing

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Arkansas, Colorado, Maine

23
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States that have varied laws governing tattooing (sterilization, licensure, training)

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

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states in which further legislation is pending for pmu

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

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states in which no legislation has been passed

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New Mexico, North Dakota, Washington D.C.

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Manual tap equipment

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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.

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Reciprocating coil machines

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

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Organic pigments

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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.

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What can be combined with carbon-based organic pigments?

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

30
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Inorganic pigments

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

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