Sanitization

Question 1

Porous

Answer 1

Made or constructed of material that has openings

Question 2

How do you clean a non-porous surface ?

Answer 2

Ultra-care

It is OSHA approved. Leave it on the surface for 10 minutes and wipe/rinse off with water. Wipe dry.

Question 3

Minimum, how many times should an esthetician sanitize their hands during a facial?

Answer 3

Four times (average)
As many times as necessary.
Always after touching any products/objects or surfaces. (Jars/bottles)

Question 4

When should an adhesive bandage be used?

Answer 4

In response to an exposure incident

Question 5

How many levels of burns are there?

Answer 5

Four

Question 6

When should you apply a mask, eyewear, or gown, according to standard precautions?

Answer 6

If the splashing of body fluids is likely

Question 7

What should you FIRST do when responding to an exposure incident?

Answer 7

Stop the service

Question 8

Infection control

Answer 8

Methods to eliminate or reduce transmission of infectious organisms

Question 9

Allergy

Answer 9

A reaction caused by extreme sensitivity to a normally harmless substance

Question 10

What is true of touching

Answer 10

Touching is the most common method of spreading infection

Question 11

Infection

Answer 11

An invasion of body tissues by disease causing pathogens

Question 12

Inflammation

Answer 12

A condition in which the body reacts of injury, irritation or infection

Question 13

Sterilization

Answer 13

Process that completely destroys all microbial life

Question 14

Toxins

Answer 14

Various poisonous substances produced by some microorganism

Question 15

Systemic Disease

Answer 15

Disease that affects the body as a whole

Question 16

How do you use disinfectant properly

Answer 16

Read and follow the manufacturer’s directions and completely submerge implements for proper disinfections

Question 17

Contagious or communicable disease

Answer 17

Disease that spreads from one person to another by contact

Question 18

Difference between a local and a general infection

Answer 18

A local infection, such as a pimple or abscess, is one that is confined to a particular part of the body and is indicated by a lesion containing pus.

A general infection results when the bloodstream carries pathogens and their toxins (poisons) to all parts of the body.

Question 19

Name the two types of immunity and define

Answer 19

Natural immunity: A natural inherited resistance to disease.

Acquired immunity: Is developed after the body overcomes a disease or through inoculation (such as vaccination).

Question 20

Sodium Hypochlorite

Answer 20

House hold bleach