Oklahoma PMU Practice Exam

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• Which item is not typically included in chart notes?
• What risk increases when pigment is implanted too deep?
• What are the four elements of informed consent that must be documented before PMU procedures?
• Which item should not be included in your client portfolio?
• Identify the action that must be avoided after the initial procedure.
• Which statement does not contribute to excess bleeding or affect micropigmentation?
• What is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis that should be readily accessible in PMU settings?
• Which of the following should be avoided in post-procedure care?
• What is true about an allergy test?
• Which of the following is an example of a blood dyscrasia?
• What does an exposure control plan do in a medical micropigmentation setting?
• Which spacing is described as ideal for eyebrows in relation to eye width?
• Pre-treatment instructions typically include?
• After the initial procedure, which action should you avoid performing on the treated area?
• Which framework is used to convey critical information during handoffs?
• Which of the following is a PMU quality improvement initiative?
• What are the three components of CPR?
• Which of the following does not result in excess bleeding or affect micropigmentation?
• What is the basic formula for calculating a weight-based medication dose (mg/kg) for a patient?
• What is the purpose of using an occlusive barrier with topical anesthetic?
• Which statement correctly describes credentialing and privileging in PMU settings?
• Which statement best describes proper documentation of acute events in PMU records?
• Which action should be avoided after the initial procedure to the treated skin?
• Which option best defines cross-contamination?
• Why is it important to protect patient confidentiality in digital communications?
• How do negligence and malpractice differ in a clinical context?
• Which action best prepares a client before starting the procedure?
• Which organization is primarily responsible for workplace safety standards in PMU settings?
• Warm colors are which of the following sets?
• What is the importance of maintaining professional boundaries in PMU practice?
• Which statement best describes a set of signs that indicate anaphylaxis requiring urgent treatment?
• What should be used to ensure proper function of autoclave?
• Which post-procedure precaution is recommended for eyeliner healing?
• In chart notes, which action should you avoid?
• What is the best practice to protect patient confidentiality when communicating digitally in PMU settings?
• How long do you apply A&D ointment after the procedure?
• A&D ointment should be applied after a procedure for how many days?
• Which condition is associated with delayed wound healing?
• Pre procedure preparation includes?
• What does chart notes documentation include regarding photos?
• After the healing time for eyeliner clients should
• How should PMU staff adjust care for neonatal and pediatric emergencies compared to adults?
• What kind of lips are difficult to hold color?
• When infusing with a drop factor, which variables are used to calculate drops per minute?
• Color selection depends on which factor?
• The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard includes requirements to protect workers from exposure; which element is explicitly required?
• What action should be avoided after the initial procedure?
• Which statement best describes a melanoma lesion?
• Which practice best ensures the correct patient and drug are given during medication administration?
• What is the primary purpose of a medical record audit in PMU practice?
• Which two patient safety metrics are commonly tracked in PMU settings?
• What is the role of a supervising physician in PMU practice?
• What is the ideal face shape?
• What is a 'critical laboratory value' and what is typically required when such a value is obtained?
• OSHA addresses what aspect of PMU work environments; give an example of a standard?
• For steam sterilization packaging, which item is essential?
• Complimentary colors mix to form which color?
• How should you dress for work?
• What should not be done to the treated area in the immediate post-procedure period?
• Hemophilia and sickle cell anemia are examples of?
• What elements should a 'consent for treatment' form include?
• Name two imaging modalities commonly used in PMU assessments and provide a scenario for each.
• Which combination is a complementary color pair?
• Flexibility and good communication are examples of?
• Which term best describes the purpose of chart notes in clinical practice?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of a portfolio?
• In client portfolio planning, which factor should be considered alongside client needs?
• What are proper healing instructions?
• Which of the following best describes elements of a consent for treatment form?
• Which statement best describes where to store client information for appointment scheduling?
• Value/ depth of color means?
• Which component is not part of a coil machine?
• Gloves, scrubs, and mask are examples of which category?
• ADE vs ADR distinction: Which statement is accurate?
• The basal layer of the skin is also known as which term?
• When is it inappropriate to refuse a client?
• What does a portfolio primarily showcase to clients?
• Acyclovir, Valtrex, and Zovirax are in what category of medications?
• Which item is considered a subordinate facial feature along with facial hair and eye color?
• When using a drop factor to calculate IV rate in drops per minute, which formula is correct?
• Which practice best protects appropriate dosing in neonatal and pediatric care?
• In medical micro pigmentation, which material is a common allergen?
• How should a PMU team handle suspected substance use disorder among a colleague?
• What does color change ink dots indicate?
• Glycolic acid, sun exposure, and which two other results contribute to fading?
• Which factors influence the scope of practice for PMU providers in Oklahoma?
• What factor affects how eyeliner appears?
• Which statement best describes unaltered records in documentation integrity?
• Lupus and diabetes are examples of what for medical micro pigmentation?
• Where do you begin a lip procedure?
• What should be avoided right after the initial procedure?
• Which description best characterizes a potential candidate for medical micro pigmentation?
• Cross-contamination means?
• In chart notes, which editing method should be avoided?
• Which of the following statements about imaging in trauma and abdominal assessment is correct?
• What does not affect the balance of a coil?
• A hooked needle causes?
• After the initial procedure do not what?
• Aspirin, blood thinners and high blood pressure can cause what during procedures?
• Which condition is associated with increased healing time?
• What is the actual definition of medical micropigmentation?
• What items are needed to perform a medical micro pigmentation procedure?
• Which is a common contraindication or precaution for NSAID use?
• In pharmacology, what type of drug interaction occurs when two drugs produce an additive effect?
• An ideal face is
• Which statement correctly differentiates verbal and written orders in PMU practice?
• Before prescribing, reviewing patient allergies and cross-sensitivities is important for what reason?
• Describe the three checks performed before medication administration to ensure correct patient, drug, dose, route, and time.
• Which skin condition is described as raised or flat areas with colored and irregular borders?
• Which vital signs are routinely monitored in PMU settings?
• When a needle-stick injury occurs in a PMU setting, which sequence of actions is most complete?
• Chart notes contain?
• Treating everyone like they are infected is called
• Which statement about topical anesthetic is true?
• What happens when you raise the bar or spring on a coil machine?
• What is the typical pH of topical anesthetic solutions?
• Which drug class is most associated with respiratory depression risk when overdosed?
• Which action is not an element of informed consent?
• According to OSHA, when should you recap and remove the needle from a cartridge?
• What pre procedure do you do?
• Which statement accurately describes credentialing and privileging in PMU settings?
• EMLA is?
• What is the most effective and safest sterilization technique?
• Which of the following sequences correctly lists the components of CPR?
• Sterile technique is essential in which scenarios?
• Which elements should be included in a PMU clinical note?
• Which of the following color groups contains primary colors?
• What constitutes an emergency exception to informed consent in patient treatment?
• What does sterile mean?
• Which client should be considered for a prescription of acyclovir, valtrex, or Zovirax?
• Which of the following best describes assent in pediatric care?
• Which practice is a key element of standard precautions?
• Which of the following is a recognized strategy to mitigate medication administration errors?
• How should you approach a doctor you would like to work for?
• Which set of items is needed to perform a medical micro pigmentation procedure?
• When scheduling an appointment, where should you keep client information and procedure notes?
• Which element describes the patient’s ability to understand information and make a voluntary decision?
• Which set correctly lists warm colors from the material?
• What are 'code status' and 'advance directives,' and why must PMU staff be aware of them?
• How should a PMU practitioner respond to a patient who refuses treatment?
• Which describes the intradermal placement of pigment for cosmetic purposes?
• What is the standard of care in PMU practice?
• Which statement about alcohol is false?
• Cool colors are which of the following sets?
• Which statement identifies the commonly used informal name for the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision?
• How should sharps be disposed of in a clinical setting to minimize injury risk?
• What is the Chain of Custody in specimen handling, and why is it critical?
• Pain intensity is typically assessed using which scale?
• Post-procedure care requires avoiding which of the following actions on the area?
• In professional practice, what is a portfolio used to demonstrate to clients?
• In pigment-related cosmetic procedures, which material is a common allergen?
• Pre-treatment instructions include
• What should you not include in your client portfolio?
• In lip procedures, which area is the typical starting point?
• Which step is prohibited immediately following the initial procedure?
• Which statement best describes the typical pH of topical anesthetic solutions?
• Which component is essential in an exposure control plan?
• During healing, which cells are primarily involved in removing foreign objects?
• The basal layer of the skin is also known as which term?
• What is a key reason to honor advance directives in PMU care?
• Chart notes need to be
• A cross-contaminated needle used on multiple clients is an example of which concept?
• What does not prevent fading?
• Which is an example of complementary colors?
• When choosing color, which factor should be considered?
• Besides the clients concerns and needs, what else should the technician consider?
• Which method is commonly recognized as a standard for sterilization in medical settings?
• What is the name of the disorder in which a person pulls out their hair, scabs, or similar material?
• Which item is not found in chart notes?
• Which Oklahoma board is responsible for licensure and discipline of PMU practitioners?
• During a procedure using topical anesthetic, what is the correct method of application?
• Which two treatments can enhance fading of pigmentation when used with glycolic acid and sun exposure?
• Which elements constitute documentation integrity in PMU practice?
• Which of the following is not an over-the-counter local anesthetic?
• Which method complements the 3-check system to reduce medication errors in PMU settings?
• How is drip rate (mL/hour) calculated for an IV infusion?
• Which of the following best represents a quality improvement initiative in a PMU setting?
• Which of the following best represents what a medical record audit assesses?
• Which health privacy law governs patient health information and disclosure in the United States?
• Which practice is prohibited on the treated area immediately after the initial procedure?
• Which set lists the cool colors from the material?
• What do you use chart notes for?
• In infection control, what is a primary objective of the exposure control plan?
• In PMU, which action sequence is appropriate when a patient deteriorates acutely?
• In post-procedure steps, which action must be avoided on the treatment area?
• What is not safe to perform medical micropigmentation?
• Which item listed is not part of a coil tattoo machine?
• All colors originate from which colors?
• Which item is not found on a consent form?
• Which term describes color property corresponding to lightness or brightness?
• Which behavior should be avoided when caring for the treated area after the initial procedure?
• How do you sanitize a coil machine?
• Which post-procedure rule is to be followed on the treated area?
• Which two laboratory values reflect kidney function and are relevant to dosing adjustments?
• If you implant pigment too deeply, what may happen?
• Immediately after the initial procedure, which action should be avoided on the treatment area?
• What do you need for steam sterilization?
• Which element describes the patient’s voluntary decision to consent or refuse treatment?
• What term describes negligence by a technician working across multiple clients?
• Which statute governs the practice of medicine and defines the scope of PMU practice?
• In a situation involving suspected impairment, which approach aligns with professional standards?
• What is the difference between consent and assent in minors' medical decisions?
• Why is a signed consent form considered part of pre-procedure preparation?
• How can PMU providers assess potential drug-drug interactions in polypharmacy patients?
• Which activity is prohibited on the treatment area immediately after the initial procedure?
• What is the purpose of standard precautions in infection control, and what is a key practice?