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which government agency develops and enforces human health with the help of state and lical agencies |
EPA |
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True or False. documenting the quality and safety of products test with the FDA |
False. It lies with product mfg. |
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True or False. manufacturers do NOT have to adhere to the same FDA labeling regulations for professional products as they do for retail products. |
True |
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This organization assures, regulates, and enforces safe and healthful working conditions in the workplace |
OSHA , Occupational Safety and Health Administration |
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OSHA was created as a result of this act. |
Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 |
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this federal rule requires that chemical manufacturers and importers evaluate and identify possible health hazards associated with their products |
The Hazard Communication Rule |
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Where can you look for vital information on products, ranging from ingredient contents, associated hazards, combustion levels, and storage requirements |
Material Safety Data Sheet |
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True or False? MSDS's must be requested from the manufacturer. |
True. |
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True or False? All products, except for bottles filled with water, are required to have a label. |
False. Even bottles filled with water must be labeled. |
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Requires that a right-to-know notice be posted in the work environment where toxic substances are present |
Right-to-Know Law |
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the removal of pathogens and other substances from tools or surfaces is called |
decontamination |
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the levels of decontamination |
1. sanitation 2. disinfection 3. sterilization |
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the three steps to decontamination |
1. cleansing (sanitizing) 2. disinfecting 3. sterilizing |
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It is virtually impossible to provide this level of decontamination on barber tools |
sterilization |
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significant reduction of pathogens find on surfaces; first level of decontamination |
sanitation |
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the process of killing specific microorganisms by physical or chemical means on non-porous surfaces; second level of decontamination |
disinfection |
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the process of rendering an object germ-free by destroying all living organisms on a surface; third level of decontamination |
sterilization |
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the application of measures to promote public health and prevent the spread of infectious disease |
public sanitation |
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the only routinely used method of physical decontamination in a barbershop |
UV sanitizing |
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substances that may kill, retards, or prevent the growth of bacteria and can generally be used safely on skin |
antiseptics |
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hydrogen peroxide; iodine; boric acid; isopropyl alcohol; sodiym hypochlorate; styptic (alum) |
antiseptics |
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phenols (lysol, pinesol); quaternary ammonium (quats, barbicide, h-42, sani-wipes); sodium hypochlorate 10% (bleach); clipper cleaners |
disinfectants |
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the difference between antiseptic and disinfectants |
antiseptics can be used on skin |
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4 levels of disinfection efficacy |
1. Limited 2. General 3. Hospital-grade 4. Hospital-grade tuberculocidal |
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True or False? Alcohol is an EPA registered disinfectant |
False |
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the product resulting from the combining and dissolving of a solute in a solvent |
Solution |
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substances that are dissolved in a solvent |
Solute |
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the liquid in which a solute is dissolved |
solvent |
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In a solution, the amount of a solute indicates what? |
the strength of the solution |
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formaldehyde can cause skin allergies and it's suspect in causing |
cancer |
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sodium nitrate acts as this on wet metal |
rust inhibitor |
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the contact with non-intact skin, blood, body fluids, or other potentially infectious materials |
exposure incident |
