Quiz Three - MFChp5, MEChp6, MEChp10

Question 1

What are the four
infection control terms?

Answer 1

Cleaning
Sanitizing
Disinfecting
Sterilizing

Question 2

Which inflection term is a mechanical process using soap and water or deterfgent and water to remove all visible dirt, debris and many disease-causing germs.

Answer 2

Cleaning

Question 3

Which practice kills all mircrobial life?

Answer 3

Sterilization

Question 4

What does OSHA stand for?

Answer 4

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Question 5

What is the invasion of body tissue by
disease-causing pathogens?

Answer 5

Infection

Question 6

What is the process by which pathogens move between individuals and objects?

Answer 6

Transmission

Question 7

What we most commonly think of in terms of getting sick? It involves the transmission of pathogens through touching, kissing, coughing, sneezing and talking?

Answer 7

Direct Transmission

Question 8

What occurs through contact with an intermediate contaminated object? Like Razor, extractor, nipper, doorknobs, phones, etc…

Answer 8

Indirect Transmission

Question 9

What is the mechanical procesa using soap and water or detergent and water to remove all visible dirt, debris?

Answer 9

Cleaning

Question 10

True or False?
Most bacteria are nonpathogenic.

Answer 10

False

Question 11

What is the 1st step in infection control?

Answer 11

Cleaning

Question 12

Which infection control kills all microbial life?

Answer 12

Sterilization

Question 13

Which parasitic infection is commonly known as itch mites?

Answer 13

Scabies

Question 14

What kind of product dissolves makeup and oil?

Answer 14

Cleanser

Question 15

Is a single celled organisms with plant and animal characteristics are _______

Answer 15

Bacteria

Question 16

True or Flase
Pathogenic bacteria causes disease and inflection.

Answer 16

True

Question 17

What is the second step of infection control _____

Answer 17

Disinfecting

Question 18

What is the difference between alipedic skin and deydrated skin?

Answer 18

alipedic lacks oil
dehydrated is lacking water/moisture

Question 19

What are humectants?

Answer 19

Ingredients that pull moisture from the environment into your skin

Question 20

What are written by both federal and state legislatures to determine the scope of practice?

Answer 20

Laws

Question 21

What disease is caused by pathogenic organisms that enter the body?

Answer 21

Infectious disease

Question 22

What process invioklves the use of a chemical to destory most, but not necessarily all, harmful organisms on surfaces?

Answer 22

Disinfection

Question 23

Prevention 101: to eliminate pathogens through proper ____,______ and ______

Answer 23

hand washing
cleaning
disinfection

Question 24

What should you do with your tools after every service?

Answer 24

clean and disinfect tools

Question 25

What are the 5 types of potentially harmful organisms: (BVFPB)

Answer 25

bacteria viruses fungi parasites biofilms

Question 26

What is a single-celled mircrooganisms that have both plant and animal characteristics?

Answer 26

bacteria

Question 27

What is any organism of microscopic size?

Answer 27

microorganism

Question 28

What are the two primary types of bacteria?

Answer 28

nonpathogenic pathogenic

Question 29

Most bacteria are ____ they are harmless organisms that may perform useful functions.

Answer 29

nonpathogenic there are bacteria that help the body

Question 30

What bacteria are harmful microorganisms that can cause disease or infection in humans?

Answer 30

pathogenic

Question 31

what is a condotion in which the tissue of the body reacts to injury and infection? Redness, heat, pain...

Answer 31

inflammation

Question 32

What is a fluid containing white blood cells, bacteria and dead cells and by product of the infectious process

Answer 32

Pus

Question 33

*________ infection such as a pimple or abscess is confined to a particular part of the body and appears as a lesion containing pus*

Answer 33

local

Question 34

What infection is where the pathogen has spread throughtout the body rather than staying in on area?

Answer 34

systemic

Question 35

What is the most common bacteria that affect humans and are found in our environment, and our bodies and most strains do not make us ill?

Answer 35

Staphylococcus

Question 36

What bacteria is most common among people with weakened immune systems?

Answer 36

MRSA

Question 37

What is a submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in the cells of biological organism?

Answer 37

virus

Question 38

What is the best way to help prevent spreading viruses?

Answer 38

hand washing and disinfection

Question 39

What are single-celled organisms that grow in irregular masses that include molds, mildews and yeasts?

Answer 39

Fungi

Question 40

What Bacteria have organisms that gro, feed, and shelter on or inside another organism, while contributing nothing to the survival of that organism?

Answer 40

Parasites

Question 41

What are examples of external parasites that affect humans?

Answer 41

ticks, lice, fleas and mites

Question 42

Which bacteria colonies of mircoorganisms that adhere to environmental surfaces, as well as the human body? Ex: dental plaque

Answer 42

Biofilms

Question 43

Which process destorys all mircobial life including spores, can be incorporated but is rarely mandated

Answer 43

Sterilization

Question 44

What are the three ways you can clean your tools?

Answer 44

washing with soap and warm water ultrasonic chemical cleaner

Question 45

Which principle is one of the most important actions you can take?

Answer 45

handwashing

Question 46

Which principle is the process that eliminates most, but not necessarily all..

Answer 46

Disinfecting

Question 47

What items are made of a material that has no pores or openings and that cannot absorb liquids

Answer 47

nonporous

Question 48

Material that has holes or openings and is absorbent

Answer 48

porous

Question 49

What disinfectants are very effective when used properly on nonporous surfaces

Answer 49

Quats

Question 50

Tuberculocidal disinfectants are proven to kill the bacterium that causes...

Answer 50

Tuberculosis

Question 51

Which precautions are guidelines published by CDC that require the employer and employee to assume that any human blood and body fluids are potentially infectious

Answer 51

Standard Precautions

Question 52

What does PPE stand for?

Answer 52

Personal Protective Equipment

Question 53

What are some of the precautions to take to protect yourself and your clients... (HW,WG,S)

Answer 53

hand washing wearing gloves proper handling and disposing of sharps

Question 54

What product dissolve makeup, oil, and dirt to keep porse clean and prepares the skin for other products?

Answer 54

Cleanser

Question 55

What product is water-based liquids applied to the skin after cleansing with a cotton pad or spritzed on skin

Answer 55

Toner

Question 56

What are the benefits of toners

Answer 56

remove residue left behind by cleansers Soften the skin Restore the skins natural pH

Question 57

Which mask is designed to remain moist on the skin to provide nourishment

Answer 57

nonsetting

Question 58

Is a clay mask nonsetting ot setting?

Answer 58

Setting

Question 59

What skins should you not use the steamer on?

Answer 59

Couperose inflamed skin

Question 60

You should avoid placing the steamer arm too close to the....

Answer 60

face

Question 61

True or False: You should never leave the room while steraming the client

Answer 61

True, steam could start to spray and burn client

Question 62

Is dehydrated skin a condition or type?

Answer 62

skin condition

Question 63

What kind of surface does dehydration skin have

Answer 63

crepey

Question 64

What causes dehydration skin?(NMDS)

Answer 64

neglect medication and illness diet sun damage

Question 65

Oil-in-water (o/w) emulsions with high water content is...

Answer 65

primarily of water

Question 66

What is emulsion?

Answer 66

a mixture of two or more liquids that normally don't mix

Question 67

What do humectants pull in...

Answer 67

mositure from that environment

Question 68

What skin type always burns, never tans, very fair red or blond hair and freckles

Answer 68

Type 1

Question 69

What skin type burns easily, tans minimally & with difficulty fair skinned

Answer 69

Type 2

Question 70

What skin type sometimes burns, gradually tans common skin type

Answer 70

Type 3

Question 71

What skin type minimal burning, always tans Medium pigmentation, mediterranean

Answer 71

Type 4

Question 72

What skin type rarely burns, always tans medium pigmentation, middle eastern

Answer 72

Type 5

Question 73

What skin type never burns, but tans darkly black and heavy pigmentation

Answer 73

Type 6

Question 74

What is the Fitzpatrick Skin Typing?

Answer 74

System used to classify the skin in relationship to its tendency to burn or tan

Question 75

What appearance does alipidic skin?

Answer 75

delicate, thin and pore-less cold to touch

Question 76

What is the underactive activity that happens with alipidic skin?

Answer 76

Sebaceous

Question 77

What are the top three objectives for alipidic skin...

Answer 77

insulate and protect restore barrier increase circulation

Question 78

Does alipidic skin have hydro-lipid film?

Answer 78

No, lack of intercellular lipids

Question 79

What are the two Fitzpatrick skin type classifications? (BU)

Answer 79

basal skin color ultraviolet radiation

Question 80

What is the Glogau Classification is what...

Answer 80

based on clients aging analysis and photodamage

Question 81

What are the four groups to Glogau Classification System? (MMAS)

Answer 81

Mild - little wrinkles Moderate - early wrinkling Advanced - Persistent wrinkling Serve - Serve wrinkling