Oregon Written Tattoo Practice Test

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What is a "completed procedure" in tattooing?

A tattoo finished on a live human being including aftercare review
A tattoo applied on synthetic skin for practice
A temporary tattoo applied for art purposes
A tattoo design that is sketched but not applied

The correct answer is: A tattoo finished on a live human being including aftercare review

A "completed procedure" in tattooing refers to a tattoo that has been fully applied to a client and includes the subsequent steps of aftercare review. This definition encompasses the entire process, from the application of the tattoo to ensuring that the client understands how to care for their new tattoo, which is crucial for optimal healing and preservation of the artwork. Understanding this concept is essential for tattoo artists as it emphasizes the importance of not only their technical competencies in applying a tattoo but also their responsibility to educate clients on aftercare. This holistic approach ensures customer satisfaction and promotes good practices in the tattooing industry. Other options do not fit this definition: applying a tattoo on synthetic skin pertains to practice and skill-building rather than completed client work; a temporary tattoo represents a different artistic medium with no lasting application; and a tattoo design that is merely sketched does not qualify as a completed procedure since it lacks the application aspect entirely.