Oregon Written Tattoo Practice Test

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How should a plastic or acetate stencil be cleaned after use?

Rinsed in warm soapy water
Placed in an autoclave
Thoroughly cleansed with an EPA approved disinfectant
Wiped with a cloth

The correct answer is: Thoroughly cleansed with an EPA approved disinfectant

Using an EPA-approved disinfectant to clean a plastic or acetate stencil after use is important for maintaining proper hygiene standards in a tattooing environment. This practice ensures that any microbial contamination on the stencil is effectively eliminated, reducing the risk of infection for clients and promoting overall safety in the tattooing process. While options like rinsing in warm soapy water or wiping with a cloth may remove some contaminates, they may not be sufficient to fully disinfect the stencil. Placing the stencil in an autoclave would not be appropriate since it could damage the material and compromise its usability. Therefore, using an EPA-approved disinfectant provides the most effective method for achieving a safe and sanitary tool for future use.