Chapter 3 (Sanitation and Disinfection) Flashcards
What are the three main levels of decontamination?
a) sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
b) sterilization, disinfection, fumigation
c) disinfection, sanitation, laundering
d) disinfection, sterilization. ultrasonic cleaning
sterilization,disinfection,sanitation
What is decontamination?
a) killing cells
b) elimination of contaminants
c) elimination of blood
d) elimination of non-pathogenic bacteria
elimination of contaminants
What does OUATS stand for?
a) quaternary Ammonium Compound
b) quats Under the Apple Tree
c) quaternary Peroxide Compound
quaternary ammonium compound
The acquired immune deficiency syndrome is caused by:
a) the HIV virus
b) the HBV virus
c) the HIV bacteria
d) the HBV bacteria
the hv virus
Cloudy solution in a disinfection container tells you that the solution is
a)contaminated
c) strong
b) new
d) mixed with bleach
contaminated
When using disinfectant in the salon, you should?
a) rely on your memory and use it
b) refer to the manufacturer’s instructions
c) refer to your coworker’s instructions
d) look in the book for instructions
refer to the manufacturers instructions
Implements should be submerged in a wet sanitizer for at least ———— successfully decontaminated.
a) 5 minutes
b) 1 hour
c) 10 minutes
d) One day
10 minutes
Only ______ be safely used on the skin and nail
a) disinfectant
b) antisepticcan
c) phenolic
d) formalin
antisepticcan
Sanitation rules are legislated and enforced for:
a) health and safety reasons
b) lower insurance rates
c) statistics
d) keeping busy
health and safety reasons
To destroy all bacteria and make something germ-free is to:
a) sanitize
b) clean
c) deodorize
d) sterilize
sterilize
To significantly reduce the number of pathogens on a surface is to:
a)sterilize
b) sanitize
c) wash
d) bleach
sanitize
Antiseptics help prevent:
a)the spread of viruses
b)soft nail tips
c)skin infections
d) Cracked nails
skin infections
Implements will contaminate disinfectant solution if they are:
a) dirty
c) warm
b) wet
d) dry
dirty
A glass receptacle which holds disinfectant and a submerged implement is called a/an:
a) glass
b) agent
c) disinfection container
d) antiseptic
disinfection container
According to the EPA, implements should be fully immersed in disinfecting solutions:
a) for three minutes
b) until they are clean
c) for at least 10 minutes
d) for twenty minutes
for at least 10 minutes
Every nail technician is responsible to obey what sanitizing rule?
a) Laws from 50 states
b) Law of the state that he/she is examining for
c) Laws for Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana
d) The salon’s sanitizing rule
law of state that he/she is examining for
The most commonly used disinfectant in the salon is:
a) Formaldehyde
b) Bleach
c) Quats
d) Phenolics
quats
Sanitized implements should be stored
a) On an open shelf
b) In a plastic bag
c) In an UV cabinet
d) In a manicuring desk
in a uv cabinet
What is the lowest level of decontamination?
a) Sanitation
b) Sterilization
c) Disinfection
d)Alcohol wipe
sanitation
the most expensive disinfectants is?
a)alcohol
b)phenolics
c)antibacterial soap
d)quats
phenolics
What are clients afraid of when having their nails done?
a) The nail technician coughing
b) Smearing polish
c) Sanitation procedures being done to them
d) Spread of diseases through unsanitized implements
spread of diseases through unsanitized implements
After disinfecting counter tops, you should:
a) Let them air dry
b) Leave the room for three minutes
c)Wipe them with a clean towel
d) Sponge away excess disinfectant
let them air dry
What happens when disinfectant solution is cloudy?
a)just a change of color
b) It’ll become transparent after two days
c) Bacteria is present
d) Bacteria is being killed
bacteria is present
State regulations expect a salon environment to be:
a) sanitary
b) unsanitary
c) pretty
d)having a lot of food
sanitary