Chapter 5

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Bacteria,viruses, fungi in the barbershop act as

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Contaminants

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The removal of pathogens from tools and surfaces is known

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Decontamination

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The process of decontamination may be achieved through

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Disinfecting, sterilizing, and sanitizing and cleaning

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State barber boards and health departments requires

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Sanitation and disinfection procedures

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The highest level of decontamination

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Sterilization

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The process of thoroughly cleansing and disinfecting a tool or surface to its optimum of

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Disinfection

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Sanitation is a general term used for the purpose of

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Keeping objects clean and sanitary

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Chemical agents that can destroy most bacteria and some viruses are

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Disinfectants

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The most effective agents used to destroy pathogenic bacteria are

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Chemical disinfectants

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A disinfectant that contains the properties of a bactericide, fungicide, pseudomonacide, virucide, and tuberculocide is considered to be an

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Hospital grade

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State barber boards and health departments require

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Sanitation and disinfection procedures

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The highest level of decontamination is

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Sterilization

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The process of thoroughly cleansing and disinfecting a tool or surface to its optimum level of decontamination in the barbershop is known as

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Disinfection

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Sanitation is a general term used for the process of

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Keeping objects clean and sanitary

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Chemical agents that can destroy most bacteria and some viruses are

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Disinfectants

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The most effective agents used to destroy pathogenic bacteria are

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Chemical disinfectants

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A disinfectants that contains the properties of a bactericide, fungicide, pseudomonacide, virucide and tuberculocide is considered to be an

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Hospital grade disinfectant

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Antiseptics may be used on

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The skin

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An example of an antiseptic is

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3 percent hydrogen peroxide

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Sodium hypochlorite contains the disinfecting agent

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Chlorine

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An example of moist heat sanitizing is

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Boiling water

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The decontamination agents most often used in barbershops are

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Chemical disinfectants

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Quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) are commonly used

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Disinfectants

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For effective disinfection, the minimum strength of a quat solution used to sanitize implements is

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1:1000

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Sharp metallic implements may be sanitized with

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A disinfectants

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The function of commercially prepared products for use on clippers is to

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Cool, disinfect, lubricate

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Products that may eliminate or reduce rust formation on metal implements contain

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Petroleum distillates

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When a solute is dissolved in a solvent , the results is a

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Solution

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In a 10 percent solution of sodium hypochlorite, the percentage of water is

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90 percent

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A covered receptacle containing a disinfectant solution is called an

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Wet sanitizer

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A wet sanitizer should contain

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A disinfectant solution

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Electric sanitizer that use lamps or bulbs to keep sanitized tools sanitary

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Ultraviolet ray cabinets

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A dry sanitizer is most effective when it

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Contains an active fumigant

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Before disinfecting any implements, it should be

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Cleaned with soap and warm water

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Phenols are used to

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Disinfect implements

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The minimum effective sanitizing strength of alcohol is

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70 percent

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The use of alcohol as a disinfectant must be approved by the

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Barber board and health department

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The first step to using a chemical solution is to

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Read direction

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Chemicals used in a barbershop should be

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Properly labeled

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Electrodes may be sanitized with

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Bleach

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Combs and brushes are disinfected by immersion in a

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Disinfectant solution

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For effective disinfection, a quat solution requires

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A short contact time

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An example of a chemical agent used for disinfection is

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Quats

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The occupational Safety and Health Adminstration (OSHA) regulates and enforces safety and health in the workplace by

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A setting safety standards

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Products description and important data, including content, associated hazards, combination levels and storage requiremnets, are provided in

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Material Safety Data Sheets

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The responsibility for products safety rests with the

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Manufacture

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The right to know law require that a notice to be posted in work environments where

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Toxic substances are present

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A professional product is a product

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Only sold to industry professionals

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A bulge in a plastic container may indicate

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That the contents are under pressure

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Keep clean towels

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In a clean, closed cabinet

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Disinfected implements are best stored

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In a clean, closed container

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Barber's should wash their hands

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Before and after serving each client

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Implements must be cleaned prior to immerse in a disinfectants solution to

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Avoid solution contamination, comply with state board rules, comply with decontamination procedures

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A 3 percent hydrogen peroxide formula may be used as

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Antiseptic

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To be effective, the contact time needed for a 10 percent sodium hypochlorite solution

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10 minute

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When an exposure incident occurs, employs

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Blood spill decontamination procedures

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Freshly laundered towels should be used

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For each client

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Headrest covers must be changed

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For each client

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For sanitary reasons, combs and other implements should never be placed in

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Uniform pockets

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Objects dropped on the floor should not be used again until

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Cleanse and disinfected

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Cream should be removed from jars with a

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Clean spatula

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Hair or other waste materials on the floor of a barber shop should be

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Placed into a closed container

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The alert and conscientious barber ensures client safety by using common sense and

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Safety precautions

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When a serious accident occurs in the barbershop , call a

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Physician 911

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Most cuts or abrasions received in the barbershop are considered to be

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Minor wounds

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Small nicks or cuts should be cleansed and treated with

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An antiseptic