Sanitation, Safety & Infection Control Flashcards
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Which hepatitis virus is most commonly transmitted through blood-to-blood contact and is a key concern in sanitation protocols?
Answer: Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C is primarily blood-borne and poses a significant risk when blood contamination occurs in salon settings.
A makeup artist notices a client has an active cold sore (herpes labialis). What is the correct action?
Answer: Refuse lip services and avoid the affected area
Active cold sores are contagious; lip services should be refused or avoided to prevent spreading herpes simplex virus.
What is the correct order of steps for cleaning and disinfecting reusable metal tools?
Answer: Clean → Rinse → Disinfect → Dry
Tools must be physically cleaned to remove debris before disinfection, as organic matter inhibits chemical disinfectants.
In most US states, which government body issues the regulations that govern salon sanitation practices?
Answer: State Board of Cosmetology
State Boards of Cosmetology issue and enforce the specific sanitation regulations that licensed professionals must follow.
What type of infection results from microorganisms entering the body and multiplying, causing illness?
Answer: Systemic infection
A systemic infection occurs when pathogens enter the body and multiply, potentially spreading beyond the initial site.
The term 'contagious' refers to a disease that is spread how?
Answer: From one person to another through direct or indirect contact
A contagious disease can spread from person to person via direct contact, droplets, or contaminated surfaces/tools.