Cengage/Milady: Chapter 5 Infection Control Review

Question 1

Can exist almost anywhere. On the free edges of nails, clothing, in the air, water, environmental surfaces, etc...

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Bacteria

Question 2

Removing lymph nodes in the axilla (armpit) with infectious tools could lead to a permanent condition called __?

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lymphedema

Question 3

Parasitic infections and warts are other examples of diseases spread by

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direct transmission

Question 4

Disease causing microorganism that are carried in the body by blood/body fluids such as __ are blood borne pathogens

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HIV/AIDS and Hepititis

Question 5

Transmission is the process by which pathogens move between individuals and objects.

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True

Question 6

Responsible for food poisoning, toxic shock syndrome, and flesh eating disease.

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Staph

Question 7

The process that destroys all microbial life.

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Sterilizing

Question 8

Acceptable for state board, which pair of gloves are allowed to be used while working with clients?

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Nitrile

Question 9

A disinfectant used in a shop should carry and EPA registration number.

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True

Question 10

Mechanical process using soap/detergents/water to remove all visible dirt/disease causing germs from tools, implements

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Cleaning

Question 11

Do not allow children to wander freely with access to workstations, storage areas, and so forth.

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True

Question 12

State regulatory agencies include regulating what?

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all the above

Question 13

Various poisonous substances produced by some microorganisms. Ex: bacteria and viruses.

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Toxins

Question 14

Long hair is ok to be loose from a hair tie during services.

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False

Question 15

Airborne transmission particles are much larger/moist so they hang in the air longer allowing for the pathogen to spread

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False

Question 16

Always use an antiseptic to disinfect instruments or other surfaces.

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False

Question 17

Single celled microorganisms that have both plant and animal characteristics.

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Bacteria

Question 18

Regulates and enforce safety/health standards to protect employees in work place.

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OSHA

Question 19

Proper ventilation and air circulation are important in today's salons, spas, and barbershops.

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True

Question 20

Characterized by heat ,pain, or swelling

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Inflammation

Question 21

Direct Transmission is the least common way to think in terms of getting sick through kissing, touching, coughing, etc.

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False

Question 22

Always test steamed towels on the inside of the clients wrist first, before placing it all the way on client.

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False

Question 23

Bactericidal kills

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Bacteria

Question 24

Highly contagious viruses that can be transmitted both directly/indirectly, skin to skin, & often thought of as an STD

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HSV and HPV

Question 25

Be sure to do water to solution vs solution to water

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False

Question 26

Dust and clean monthly to avoid buildup and maintain clean conditions.

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False

Question 27

Infection control must be top priority for where?

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All the above

Question 28

Respiratory droplets are large particles that do not stay suspended in the air for long

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True

Question 29

Avoid using hot water to wash your hands because this is another way to damage your skin.

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True

Question 30

When doing laundry, items that are not properly dry can develop mold, mildew, and bacteria.

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True

Question 31

Contagious disease is also called

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Communicable

Question 32

Also known as barbers itch

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Tinea Barbae

Question 33

Regulates licensing, enforcement, and your conduct when your are on the job.

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State Agencies

Question 34

Harmless organisms that may perform useful functions

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Nonpathogenic

Question 35

All are true about disinfectant safety tips except?

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Place disinfectant in unmarked containers.

Question 36

Fluid containing white blood cells, bacteria, and dead cells and is a by product of the infectious process.

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Pus

Question 37

Chemical process for use w/nonporous items that use specific products to destroy harmful organisms on implements/surface

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Disinfecting

Question 38

A client is completely ok to place themselves onto treatment tables, chairs, and stools without your assistance.

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False

Question 39

Guideline by CDC that requires employee/employers to assume that any human body fluids are potentially infectious.

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SP

Question 40

Household bleach needs how much percent of sodium hypochlorite to be effective?

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5.25 percent

Question 41

Made out of material that has no openings or pores and can not absorb liquids

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nonporus

Question 42

The mechanical process of using soap, water/detergents to remove all visible dirt, debris, and disease causing germs.

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Cleaning

Question 43

Laws are written by ___ to determine the scope of practice & establish guidelines for regulatory agencies to make rules.

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State and Federal

Question 44

It is not important to know proper infection control w/every customer because they will always tell you their conditions

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False

Question 45

Process that destroys all microbial life including spores.

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Sterilizing

Question 46

Its always good to have an extra set of tools incase you accidently drop or mishandle them during a service.

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True

Question 47

Never mix detergent with bleach and always use bleach in a well ventilated area.

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True

Question 48

Bacteria that is often found in soil and water.

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Mycobacterium

Question 49

If you hurt or make a client ill

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Could lose your license and hurt the reputation of the business.

Question 50

Submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in the cells of a biological organism.

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Viruses

Question 51

Exposure incident is contact with nonintact skin, blood, body fluid, or other potential infectious materials caused by?

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Service Provider

Question 52

A chemical process for reducing the number of disease causing germs on a cleaned surface to safe level.

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Sanitizing

Question 53

Who writes the rules and determine how the law must be applied?

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State board

Question 54

Sets guidelines for the manufacture, sales, and use of equipment and chemical ingredients

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Federal Agencies

Question 55

What type of products destroys most bacteria (not including spores) fungi, and viruses on surfaces?

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Disinfectants

Question 56

Abnormal condition of all/part of the body, its systems, or its organs that make the body incapable of normal functions

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Disease

Question 57

Phones, doorknobs, food-preparation surfaces, or work implements are possible vectors for

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indirect transmission

Question 58

This breaks down stubborn films and remove residue from salts, scrubs, and masks for ex.

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Chelating Soaps

Question 59

Destroys most harmful organisms on environmental surfaces

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Disinfecting

Question 60

You should check your state website monthly for any changes/updates of rules and regulations.

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True

Question 61

What type of disinfectant should not be poured directly down the drain due to high formaldehyde levels?

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Phenolic

Question 62

It should be an assigned persons responsibility to make sure everything is set up and of protocol for a business.

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False

Question 63

Single celled organisms that grow in irregular masses that include molds, mildew, and yeast.

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Fungi

Question 64

Proven to kill the bacterium that causes tuberculosis.

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Tuberculocidal

Cengage/Milady: Chapter 5 Infection Control Review

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Cengage/Milady: Chapter 5 Infection Control Review

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