State Exam Review For Professional Barber-Styling

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The removal of pathogens from tools and surfaces is known as:

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decontamination

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Which of the following is not a level of decontamination?

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infection

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The most effective sanitizing agents 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, and viricide is considered to be:

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a hospital level disinfectant

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The sanitizing agent that sodium hypochlorite provides is:

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chlorine

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Sanitation is the process of:

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keeping objects clean and sanitary

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An example of most heat sanitizing is:

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boiling water

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A wet sanitizer should contain:

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disinfectant solution

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Sharp metallic implements may be sanitized with:

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70% alcohol

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The active agent in formalin is:

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formaldehyde

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Quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) are commonly used as a:

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disinfectant

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Barber-styling shops make most use of one of the following sanitizing agents:

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chemical disinfectants

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A covered receptacle containing disinfectant solution is:

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wet sanitizer

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Before sanitizing any implements, it should be:

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cleaned with soap and warm water

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A dry sanitizer is most effective when it:

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contains an active fumigant

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In order to prepare a 1:1000 quat solution, the barber-stylist needs to mix:

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11/4 ounce quats to one gallon of water

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Phenols are used to:

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sanitize implements

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The minimum effective disinfection strength of ethyl alcohol is:

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70%

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The minimum effective disinfection strength of isopropyl alcohol is:

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99%

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The first step to using a chemical solution is to:

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read the directions

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Chemicals used in a barber-styling shop should be kept:

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properly labeled

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To be effective, a dry sanitizer must contain:

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formaldehyde fumes

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Electrodes may best be sanitized with:

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boiling water

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Combs and brushes are best sanitized by immersion in a:

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disinfectant solution

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For effective disinfective, a quaternary ammonium compound requires:

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a short contact time

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An example of a chemical agent used in sanitization is:

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quats

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For effective sanitization, the minimum strength of a quat should be:

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1:1000 solution

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Keep clean towels:

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in a closed cabinet

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Sanitized implements are best stored:

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in a closed dry sanitizer

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Barber-stylists should clean their hands:

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before and after every service

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Of the following, which is not a reason why tools and implements shouldbe cleaned prior to immersion in a disinfectant solution?

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It strengthens the solution.

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When a solute is dissolved in a solvent, the result is a:

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solution

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In a 10% solution of sodium hypochlorite, what percentage of the solution is water?

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90%

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A 6% hydrogen peroxide soltuion may be used as a/ an:

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disinfectant

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Ninety-nine percent isopropyl alcohol, 70% ethyl alcohol, and 10% sodium hypochlorite all require the same amount of contact time to be effective disinfectants, how much time is required?

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10 minutes

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A freshly laundered towel 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 should never be placed in:

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pockets of the uniform

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Objects dropped on the floor should not be used again until:

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sanitized

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Cream should be removed from jars with:

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a clean spatula

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When a sanitized comb is not in use, keep it:

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in a dry sanitizer

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A chemical agent that may kill or retard the growth of bacteria is called a/ an:

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antiseptic

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Any waste materials on the floor of a barber-styling shop should be:

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placed into a closed container

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A chemical agent that destroys bacteria is called a/an:

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disinfectant

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The alert and conscientious barber-stylist ensures client safety by using:

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precautions

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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulates and enforces safety and health in the workplace by:

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setting safety standards

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Descriptive data and all pertinent information on products, including content, assocated hazards, combustion leels, and storage requirements are provided by:

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Material Safety Data Sheets

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Who does the responsibility of product safety rest with?

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the manufacturer

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The Right-to-Know law requires that a notice be posted in work environments where:

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toxic substances are present

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What is a "professional" product?

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a product sold to only to licensed barber-stylists

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Abulge in a plastic container may indicate:

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contents under pressure

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When an emergency arises, it helps if the barber-stylist has a knowledge of:

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first aid

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As a courtesy to the clients and to protect the shop, when a serious accident occurs you should call a/an:

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physician

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In case of emergency, all salons should have a/an:

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first aid kit

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Most cuts or abrasions received in the barber-styling shop are considered to be:

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minor wounds

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Small nicks or cuts as a result of shaving should be cleansed

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styptic powder

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One of the first symptoms of an allergic reaction is:

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difficulty in breathing

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The improper combination of cleaning products can result in vapors that may cause:

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asphyxiation

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If a person's breathing becomes obstructed due to choking, the first step is to:

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perform the abdominal thrust

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The most common type of burn occurring in the barber-styling shop is a:

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first degree burn

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The treatment for electical shock is:

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artificial respiration

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What is the most immediate treatment for chemicals in the eyes?

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flush eyes with water for 15 minutes

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The symptoms of fainting are pallor and:

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loss of muscular control

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Which of the following is a treatment for a person who is feelinf faint?

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apply cool cloth to the back of the neck

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The primary first aid step to perform for a person experiencing an epileptic seizure is:

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protect the person against injury

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Pale, clammy skin, rapid pulse, and a body temperature of less than 104* are signs of:

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heat exhaustion

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Hot, dry skin, disorientation, and a body temperature greater than 104* are symptoms of:

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heat stroke

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Client emergency information should be included on:

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the client record card