chapter 1,2 flashcards

1
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Why are estheticians in great demand?

A

The public has become more informed and is seeking out estheticians

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2
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What generation had a huge effect on the skin care industry?

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Baby boomers

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3
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“Espa”-

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Means “fountain” and originates from Belgian town spa

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4
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“Santitas per aquas”-

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Means “health through water” and originates from Latin word “spagere” (to scatter, sprinkle, or moisten)

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5
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3 water treatments provided in the spa

A
  1. Balneotherapy
  2. Spa therapy
  3. Hydrotherapy
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6
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What was the focus of the Roman bathing culture?

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Medical focus

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7
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3 types of Roman bath houses

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  1. Balnea (home)
  2. Balnea private (private baths)
  3. Balnea public (public baths)
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8
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What was the purpose of bloodletting?

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To reduce excess blood from the body to restore balance and good health

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9
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During the seventeenth century, the French used ____ springs for drinking cures as well for _______ and they used ____ springs only for ___________

A

hot; bathing

cold; drinking therapies

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10
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What did Bavarian monk father Sebastian Kneipp believe water could be used for?

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Eliminate waste from the body and cure disease

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11
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Worldwide consumers are flocking to spas for…

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rejuvenation, relaxation, therapeutic treatments, and much more

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12
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Why did the popularity of spa treatments, such as health and exercise regiments, mud therapy, and balneotherapy, lose ground in the 1900s?

A

The depression hit

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13
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What has the same qualities as a salesperson but assumes more responsibility?

A

Sales manager

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14
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If you have a talent in writing or journalism, what type of career may you pursue?

A

Editor or Columnist

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15
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AIDS

A

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

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16
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CDC

A

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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17
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HAV

A

Hepititis A

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18
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HBV

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Hepatitis B

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19
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HCV

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Hepatitis C

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20
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HIV

A

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

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20
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HDV

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Hepatitis D

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21
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OPIM

A

Other Potentially Infectious Material

22
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PPE

A

Personal Protective Equipment

23
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What is the bloodborne pathogens Standard?

A

Response to hazards that health care workers face at work

24
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What does hepatitis mean?

A

inflammation of liver by viral infection

25
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The science that studies microscopic organisms

A

Microbiology

26
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Resident Microorganism

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Normal flora

27
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A type of resident microorganism

A

Pseuclomonas

28
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They are easily picked up on hands, clothing, and other inanimate objects

A

Transient microorganisms

29
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Organisms that cause disease

A

Pathogens

30
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A type of resident microorganisms

A

Staphylococci

31
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Which bacteria do not cause harm to humans?

A

Opportunistic bacteria

32
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Is a virus bigger or smaller than bacteria?

A

smaller

33
Q

What are molds and yeasts a form of?

A

fungi

34
Q

How do parasites function?

A

They get nourishment from a person by entering the body

35
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3 types of parasites

A

Protozoa, Anthropoids, Helminths

36
Q

2 ingredients antiseptic should have

A

povidone iodine or chlorhexidine

37
Q

Decontamination

A

Use of a physical/ chemical to remove and destroy bloodborne pathogens or other infectious materials

38
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What are detergents?

A

Substances that are capable of dislodging, removing, and dispersing solid/liquid soils from surfaces being cleaned

39
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High level disinfection

A

Sterilization isn’t possible and is performed using glutaral dehyde-based products

40
Q

Intermediate- level disinfection

A

prefered method of disinfection for tools, equipment, and work surfaces in esthetics industry

41
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Low level disinfection

A

Cannot be relied on to kill bacterial endospores, fungi, viruses, and microbacterium tuberculosis

42
Q

What are the 4 keys things to watch using an autoclave?

A

Temperature, time, pressure, and moisture/saturation

43
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What do indicators respond to?

A

Steam and moisture

44
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What do integrators respond to?

A

Physical conditions (color change)

45
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What should you refer to using an autoclave?

A

Inspection by technician

46
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Critical items

A

Instruments/ objects that come in direct contact with nonintact skin

47
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Semi-critical items

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Inanimate objects/items that don’t ordinarily penetrate body surfaces but can be exposed to contaminated items

48
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Non-critical items

A

Items that come into direct contact with unbroken skin only

49
Q

Types of gloves that are on the market

A
  1. Natural rubber latex (NRL)
  2. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC/Vinyl)
  3. Nitrile
  4. Chloroprene (Neoprene)
  5. Thermoplastic Elastomers
50
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What are benefits of natural rubber latex?

A
  1. Long lasting barrier qualities
  2. Strong and durable
  3. Reseal quality against puncture
  4. low powdered version is available
51
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What is the drawback of latex gloves?

A

Has proteins that can cause allergic reactions

52
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