BloodbornepathogensDisease-causingbacteria or virusesthat are carriedthrough the bloodor body fluids areknown as:Wash handswith warmwater andliquid soapWhich of thefollowing stepsshould be a salonprofessionalpreformimmediately prior toa servicedecontaminatedIf a surface isfree from dirt,oil and/ormicrobes, ithas been:infectioncontrolSanitationis thelowestlevel of:OSHAThe regulatingagency under thedepartment of laborthat enforced safetyand health standardsin the workplace isHIVAids is adiseasecausedby:ImmersingAll implementsmust bethroughlycleaned before:tobreakdownhumanimmunodeficiencyvirus (HIV) causesthe immunesystem to:tools andstylingimplementsAdisinfectantis acceptablefor use on:DiplococciBacterial cells thatgrow in pairs andare the cause ofcertain infectionssuch as pneumoniaare known as:BroadspectrumdisinfectantsDisinfectants that killbacteria, viruses,fungi andpseudomonas andare known ashospital-grade orhospital-leveldisinfectantsRingwormParasitic fungi aremolds and yeaststhat producecontagiousdiseases such as:EPAregistrationnumberWhich of thefollowing is given to aproduct, along withthe approval of theefficacy claims on thelabel, to ensure theproduct is safe andeffective?MitosisThe name of theactivity thatoccurs whencells divide tocreate new cells70%What percentageof all bacteria isnonpathogenicandlive on the surfaceof the skindisposableTools andinstruments usedto puncture orinvade the skinmust be sterilizedor designed to be:MSDSKey information on aspecific productregarding ingredients,associated hazards,combustion levels andstorage requirementsis provided by:harmedby heatWhich of thefollowingconditions doesnot occur duringthe inactive stageof bacterial growthvirusesViricidals aredisinfectantsused to kill:asrecommendedbymanufacturerHow oftenshould thesolution indisinfectantcontainers bechanged?twoAs bacteria absorbfood, each cellgrows in size anddivides, resultingin how many newcells?sanitationWashingyour handsis anexample of:MicrobiologyThe scientificstudy ofsmallorganismsPus-filledboilWhich of thefollowingwould beconsidered alocal infection:BloodbornepathogensDisease-causingbacteria or virusesthat are carriedthrough the bloodor body fluids areknown as:Wash handswith warmwater andliquid soapWhich of thefollowing stepsshould be a salonprofessionalpreformimmediately prior toa servicedecontaminatedIf a surface isfree from dirt,oil and/ormicrobes, ithas been:infectioncontrolSanitationis thelowestlevel of:OSHAThe regulatingagency under thedepartment of laborthat enforced safetyand health standardsin the workplace isHIVAids is adiseasecausedby:ImmersingAll implementsmust bethroughlycleaned before:tobreakdownhumanimmunodeficiencyvirus (HIV) causesthe immunesystem to:tools andstylingimplementsAdisinfectantis acceptablefor use on:DiplococciBacterial cells thatgrow in pairs andare the cause ofcertain infectionssuch as pneumoniaare known as:BroadspectrumdisinfectantsDisinfectants that killbacteria, viruses,fungi andpseudomonas andare known ashospital-grade orhospital-leveldisinfectantsRingwormParasitic fungi aremolds and yeaststhat producecontagiousdiseases such as:EPAregistrationnumberWhich of thefollowing is given to aproduct, along withthe approval of theefficacy claims on thelabel, to ensure theproduct is safe andeffective?MitosisThe name of theactivity thatoccurs whencells divide tocreate new cells70%What percentageof all bacteria isnonpathogenicandlive on the surfaceof the skindisposableTools andinstruments usedto puncture orinvade the skinmust be sterilizedor designed to be:MSDSKey information on aspecific productregarding ingredients,associated hazards,combustion levels andstorage requirementsis provided by:harmedby heatWhich of thefollowingconditions doesnot occur duringthe inactive stageof bacterial growthvirusesViricidals aredisinfectantsused to kill:asrecommendedbymanufacturerHow oftenshould thesolution indisinfectantcontainers bechanged?twoAs bacteria absorbfood, each cellgrows in size anddivides, resultingin how many newcells?sanitationWashingyour handsis anexample of:MicrobiologyThe scientificstudy ofsmallorganismsPus-filledboilWhich of thefollowingwould beconsidered alocal infection:

SALON ECOLOGY G2 - Call List

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  1. Disease-causing bacteria or viruses that are carried through the blood or body fluids are known as:
    Bloodborne pathogens
  2. Which of the following steps should be a salon professional preform immediately prior to a service
    Wash hands with warm water and liquid soap
  3. If a surface is free from dirt, oil and/or microbes, it has been:
    decontaminated
  4. Sanitation is the lowest level of:
    infection control
  5. The regulating agency under the department of labor that enforced safety and health standards in the workplace is
    OSHA
  6. Aids is a disease caused by:
    HIV
  7. All implements must be throughly cleaned before:
    Immersing
  8. human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) causes the immune system to:
    to break down
  9. A disinfectant is acceptable for use on:
    tools and styling implements
  10. Bacterial cells that grow in pairs and are the cause of certain infections such as pneumonia are known as:
    Diplococci
  11. Disinfectants that kill bacteria, viruses, fungi and pseudomonas and are known as hospital-grade or hospital-level disinfectants
    Broad spectrum disinfectants
  12. Parasitic fungi are molds and yeasts that produce contagious diseases such as:
    Ringworm
  13. Which of the following is given to a product, along with the approval of the efficacy claims on the label, to ensure the product is safe and effective?
    EPA registration number
  14. The name of the activity that occurs when cells divide to create new cells
    Mitosis
  15. What percentage of all bacteria is nonpathogenicand live on the surface of the skin
    70%
  16. Tools and instruments used to puncture or invade the skin must be sterilized or designed to be:
    disposable
  17. Key information on a specific product regarding ingredients, associated hazards, combustion levels and storage requirements is provided by:
    MSDS
  18. Which of the following conditions does not occur during the inactive stage of bacterial growth
    harmed by heat
  19. Viricidals are disinfectants used to kill:
    viruses
  20. How often should the solution in disinfectant containers be changed?
    as recommended by manufacturer
  21. As bacteria absorb food, each cell grows in size and divides, resulting in how many new cells?
    two
  22. Washing your hands is an example of:
    sanitation
  23. The scientific study of small organisms
    Microbiology
  24. Which of the following would be considered a local infection:
    Pus-filled boil