Salon ecology first test Flashcards

1
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Nonpathogenic

A

Good for you. 70% of bacteria

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2
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Pathogenic

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Disease producing

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3
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Three types of pathogenic bacteria

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Cocci
Bacilli
Spirilla

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4
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Three types of Cocci

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Staphylococci
Streptococci
Diplococci

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5
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Staph and strep

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Pus forming

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6
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Diplo

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Grows in pairs

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7
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Staph

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Bunches

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8
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Strep

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Long chains

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9
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Bacilli

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Rod or bars

Tetanus

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10
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Cocci

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Round

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11
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Spirilla

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Spiral

Causes Lyme disease cholera

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12
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Active bacteria

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Reproduce and grow rapidly. Requires dark damp area with food

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13
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Inactive bacteria

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Conditions unfavorable

Can become spores

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14
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How does bacteria move

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Airborne or through liquids

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15
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How does cocci move

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Airborne or dust movement

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16
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How does bacilli and spirilla move

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Propels with flagella or cilia in liquid

17
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What is a virus

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Submicroscopic particles that are much smaller than bacteria. Can cause hep b, hiv, hpv

18
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External parasites

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Need a host to live. I.e. mites, lice, fleas

19
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Parasitic fungi

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Mold and yeast I.e. ringworm, nail fungus, dandruff.

20
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Head lice

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Transmitted from one person To another

21
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Infection is…

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Disease producing pathogenic bacteria or viruses enter the body.

22
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Types of infection transmission

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Direct Transmission
Indirect Transmission
Contagious infection (communicable disease)
Bloodborne pathogen 
Micro organism
23
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Common ways to spread infection

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Open sores
Unclean hands / implements
Coughing and sneezing
Unsanitary salon conditions

24
Q

Local infection

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Small confined area
Little
Pus filled boil, pimple, inflamed area

25
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General infection

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Giant
Systemic
All parts of the body
Circulatory system carries bacteria and their toxins

26
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Asymptomatic carriers

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Have they the virus but no symptoms

27
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Universal Precautions

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Practice using the same infection control procedures with all clients

28
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Active immunity

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Built by your body over time

Natural immune system

29
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Passive immunity

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Passes through your body

Antibiotics