Since porous objects cannot be sterilized, they must be discarded.
Tourniquests do not control bleeding.
In 2001, the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard was developed.
Never give the victim a back pat. This can make the thing more stuck.
If an electrical burn occurs, immediately submerge the affected area in cool water.
If an electrical burn occurs, immediately submerge the affected area in cool water.
Anagen, catagen, and telogen are the three phases of hair development. The root sheath is connected to the
hair fiber during the anagen stage, which is the active growing phase. The root sheath starts to detach from
the hair fiber and all cell division pauses during the brief catagen period. In the telogen phase, the root
sheath of the hair fiber is detached, and the hair fiber falls out.
Most microorganisms are killed by disinfection. Keep in mind that not all bacteria are eliminated by a
disinfectant. Some produce spores that are resistant to heat and cold. Allowing your non-porous
instruments (combs, brushes, and shears) to soak in a disinfectant solution after using them on a client is
an example of disinfection.
Every client is subjected to universal precautions, which are infection control procedures. A client who appears to be in good health could actually be a carrier of a sickness or virus that has no symptoms at all. For this reason, the same infection control measures must be carried out for all clients.
In 1875, Marcel Grateau created the Marcel iron.
Trichology is the scientific term for the study of hair.
The client has symptoms that resemble tinea capitis, sometimes known as ringworm of the scalp. Tinea corporis, tinea pedis, and tinea cruris are all types of ringworm that affect the body.
A highly contagious illness that attacks the liver, human hepatitis B.
Sanitation, which keeps the place clean and unfavorable for bacterial growth, is the lowest degree of
infection management. Before performing a service, wash your hands as an illustration of sanitation.
The outermost covering of a hair strand is called the cuticle.
Because it is devoid of minerals, soft water is chosen for shampooing because it is simple to lather.