True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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Disinfectants do not need to be registered with the EPA.
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It is safe to combine disinfectants while cleaning the salon.
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Salon restrooms should have plenty of disposable paper towels, toilet tissue,
and bar soap.
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SDS are kept only on salon cleaning products.
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5.
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The Environmental Protection Agency requires all disinfectants to be
registered.
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6.
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When choosing a tuberculocidal disinfectant to use in the salon, it is important
to make sure it complies with state requirements.
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7.
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The most common form of infection in a salon is staph infection.
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8.
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Service providers who come in direct contact with blood or bodily fluids are
recommended to be immunized against HBV.
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9.
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If you suspect a client has scabies, you will need to clean and sterilize each
surface with disinfectant after you perform the required services.
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10.
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Terry cloth towels, which have a nonporous surface, must be discarded if used to
cover a rash during service.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers
the question.
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The flu is caused by _____.
a. | spirilla | c. | diphtheria | b. | bacilli | d. | streptococci |
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Disinfectants used for natural hair care _____.
a. | do not need to be EPA approved | c. | must be
nontoxic | b. | can be expensive | d. | have a short shelf life |
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____ is one example of a salon service that has the possibility of exposing you
to a bloodborne organism.
a. | Blowdrying | c. | Braiding | b. | Tweezing | d. | Styling |
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To prevent _____, refrain from touching your eyes, mouth, face, hair, or arms
while providing a salon service.
a. | cross-infection | c. | disruption | b. | miscommunication | d. | contamination |
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A written safety checklist should _____.
a. | include state regulations | b. | include hazardous material exposure
procedures | c. | be updated yearly | d. | address client safety
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_____, which are harmless, can help stimulate the immune system.
a. | Nonpathogenic bacteria | c. | Germs | b. | Pathogenic bacteria | d. | Microorganisms |
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Items that are _____ can only be used once.
a. | nonporous | c. | multiuse | b. | single use | d. | porous |
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An important procedure required in every state before any service can be
performed is _____.
a. | hand washing | b. | disinfecting tools | c. | putting on
gloves | d. | reviewing the client’s health disclosure |
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The state agencies that develop salon rules and procedures will _____ to make
sure they are being enforced.
a. | inspect salons | b. | visit the salon’s
website | c. | view client feedback on Yelp | d. | exchange e-mails with the salon
manager |
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Probiotics are _____.
a. | pathogenic bacteria | c. | germs | b. | fungi | d. | nonpathogenic
bacteria |
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11.
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AIDS, which is a disease that attacks the body’s immune system, is caused
by _____.
a. | HIV | c. | fungus | b. | bacteria | d. | protozoa |
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_____ disinfectants have a very high pH and are a form of formaldehyde.
a. | Hospital | c. | Phenolic | b. | Tuberculocidal | d. | Treponemapallida |
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Bacteria that grow in clusters and form pus are called _____.
a. | staphylococci | c. | pathogenic | b. | streptococci | d. | diplococci |
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A pimple, which is a local infection, indicates the presence of _____.
a. | pathogenic bacteria | c. | probiotics | b. | nonpathogenic bacteria | d. | staph |
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15.
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Polio, smallpox, warts, and mumps are a few of the diseases caused by
_____.
a. | nonpathogenic bacteria | c. | pathogenic bacteria | b. | viruses | d. | spores |
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