Modes of Transmission
Federal and State Agencies
Types of Pathogens
Cleaning and Disinfecting
Safety and Precaution
100

Coughing, sneezing, talking 

Direct transmission

100

Agency responsible for workplace safety

OSHA

100

Single-celled organisms that include molds, mildew, and yeast

Fungi

100

Removes all visible dirt and debris

Cleaning

100

Single-use equipment; a new set is used for every client and at times must be changed during the service,

Gloves

200

Contaminated object

Indirect Transmission

200

Agency that registers all disinfectants sold in the United States

Environmental Protection Agency

200

Colonies of microorganisms that adhere to environmental surfaces, as well as the human body

Biofilms
200

Destroys most bacteria but not spores

Disinfection

200

Getting sick as a result to overexposure to chemicals at the workplace,

Occupational Disease

300

Droplets that hang in the air longer and travel farther

Airborne transmission

300

Chemical products that destroys most bacteria (excluding spores), fungi, and viruses

Disinfectant

300

Most often spread through contact with blood or other body fluids.

Viruses

300

Requires use of an autoclave

Sterilization

300

Prevention of the spread of infections begins and ends with ______.

YOU

400

Large particles that do not stay in the air for long

Respiratory droplets

400

They make sure everyone working with clients in a salon, spa, or barbershop follow specific procedures

TDLR

400

Head lice is an example of these and is responsible for pediculosis capititis, among other diseases.

Parasites

400

Pathogenic organisms that enter the body

Infectious disease

400

Specialized clothing or equipment worn by an employee for protection against a hazard

PPE

500

Process by which pathogens move between individuals and objects

Transmission

500

A document that provides information about the safe handling and use of a chemical or substances

SDS

500

Head lice is an example of these and is responsible for pediculosis capititis, among other diseases.

Bacteria

500

The ability of a product or label to deliver it's promised results and actually work as intented

Efficacy
500

Guidelines published by the CDC that require the employer and employee to assume that any human blood and body fluids are potentially infectious.

Standard Precautions

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