Safety and disinfection
this is an invasion of body tissues by disease causing bacteria
what is an infection
what is it called when unclean materials or tools are left on a surface:
what is contamination
the hair growth phase of break down and change is called:
what is Catagen
the tough outer protective covering of the hair is called:
what is the cuticle
type of alopecia that can be caused by tight pony tails, tights braids or twists:
what is traction alopecia
Heat, aching, redness, pus and/or swelling are all signs of what?
what are signs of infection
who requires salons to have a SDS sheet.
OSHA or Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration
this is the reaining pigmented hair located on the scalp, arms, legs and in the nose and ears.
what is terminal hair
this muscle found near the hair follicle that is responsible for the "goose bumps"
what is the Arrector Pili muscle
Also known as split ends
Trichoptilosis
what is it called when tolls are washed in soapy water, removing visible debris and submerge in EPA-registered disinfectant
what is decontamination method 1
Contagious/communicable infection or disease are transferred from one person to another through:
this is a period of temporary hair loss that typically occurs after child birth
what is Postpartum Alopecia
this 'oil' gland near follicle produces sebum
what is Sebaceous Gland
this is known as an ailment or illness that disrupts a normal function of health
what is a disorder
is the body's ability to fight or defend against infection and disease
Immunity
these are one cell microorganisms
Bacteria
this is also known as Pediculosis Capitis
what are lice
this is a rounded, club shaped part at the very end of the root
what is the hair bulb
this is a bacterial invasion of the body that disrupts normal function of health
what is a disease
An abnormality of a bodily function: services can be performed with special recommendations
what is a disease
these are set of guidelines published by CDC (Centers for disease contol)
Standard precautions
is a wetting agent that has the ability to dissolve in water and remove dirt from the surface of the hair?
what is a surfactant
these are small, cone shaped elevations that contain a mass of blood and nerves located directly under the hallowed-out area of the hair bulb
what is Dermal Papillae
this is the process in which the newly formed cells in the hair bulb, fill with keratin, move upward, lose their nucleas and die devolping the root of the hair
what is Keratinization