Infection Control
Federal and State Laws
Microorganisms
Equipment
Ergonomics
100

What is the primary purpose of infection control in the beauty and wellness industry?

Protecting professionals and clients.

100

 Which organization is represented by the acronym EPA?

Environmental Protection Agency.

100

How would you define "Microorganism"?

Tiny living organisms not visible to the naked eye.

100

What is an example of PPE?

Glove, Cape, Apron, Close toed-shoes, mask, etc.

100

Why is Ergonomics important for cosmetologists?

To prevent strain and injury from long hours of standing and using their hands.

200

What is the correct order of the three levels of infection control from lowest to highest?

Sanitize(or clean), Disinfect, Sterilize.

200

Which organization is represented by the acronym OSHA?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

200

Can viruses reproduce independently?

No, they require a host cell.

200

What does the abbreviation PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment.

200

You should lift with your legs and not with your _?

Back.

300

What is another term for the process of cleaning surfaces?

Sanitation.

300

What does SDS stand for in terms of safety regulations?

Safety Data Sheets.

300

Which type of bacteria are responsible for causing diseases in humans?

Pathogenic.

300

What is the recommended frequency for cleaning and disinfecting non-porous surfaces?

Before and after each client.

300

What position should your wrist be in according to cosmetology ergonomics?

Neutral position.

400

Which level of infection control involves killing or inactivating most, but not all, pathogens?

Disinfection.


400

What specific products do guidelines and approvals from the EPA pertain to?

Disinfectants.

400

How would you describe fungi?

Plant-like microorganisms.

400

What does "Sterilization" refer to?

Eliminating all microbial life.

400

What is the main reason to avoid twisting your wrists during cosmetology work?

To prevent strain and injury.

500

Why is it important to refuse services if a client shows signs of infection?

To keep clients safe and prevent the spread of infection.

500

What are the necessary conditions for bacterial growth?

Warmth, darkness, moisture, nutrients.

500

How would you describe colonies of bacteria that secrete a protective slime layer?

Biofilm.

500

What is the purpose of using disposable/single use items in infection control?

To prevent the spread of infection.


500

If you have an elderly client with limited mobility, how can you assist them?

Walking them to and from locations, support them out of chairs, etc.

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