
69-15-7
Kansas Administrative Regulation No. 69-15-7
69-15-7 Examination for permanent color technicians, tattoo
artists, or body piercing technicians.
- The examination shall consist of both a written and a practical examination
on safety, sanitation, and standards of practice.
- The examination shall test the applicant's knowledge of these areas:
- Basic principles of safety, sanitation, and sterilization;
- Kansas laws and rules;
- chemical use and storage;
- diseases and disorders including skin disease, HIV, Hepatitis B, and communicable
or transmittable diseases;
- equipment, supplies, tools, and implements;
- practice standards;
- facility standards; and
- definitions.
- The written examination shall consist of no more than 150 multiple-choice
questions and shall not exceed two hours in duration. The examination shall
be closed book and shall be presented and conducted in English.
- To test the applicant's knowledge of infection-control practices and practice
standards, the practical examination shall evaluate the following:
- A setup for an actual procedure;
- a demonstration of a procedure; and
- a demonstration of the clean-up process for a procedure.
- Examination candidates shall achieve a 75 percent or higher score on both
the written and the practical sections in order to be issued a license.
(Authorized by and implementing L. 1996, Ch. 138, Sec. 4 (d)(2); effective
Aug. 22, 1997.)