Georgia Tattoo Practice Exam

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What does the term 'parenteral' refer to in body art contexts?

  1. Contact through surface abrasion

  2. Inhalation of contaminated air

  3. Piercing through mucous membranes or skin barriers

  4. Transference through indirect contact

The correct answer is: Piercing through mucous membranes or skin barriers

The term 'parenteral' in body art contexts specifically refers to methods of administration that involve piercing or penetrating the body’s natural barriers, such as the skin or mucous membranes. This can include processes like tattooing, body piercing, or any introduction of substances directly into the body beyond the gastrointestinal tract. When considering how substances or techniques can be classified, 'parenteral' is important because it emphasizes the need for strict hygiene and sterilization measures to prevent infections or complications that could arise from such invasive methods. The term implies direct entry into the body, which distinguishes it from other options that describe alternative modes of contact or exposure.

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