Maryland State Board Cosmetology Exam with correct Answers

Maryland State Board Cosmetology Licensing Exam Study Materials | Verified Answers A+ Rated Where must a cosmetologist's license be places? - answer - In full view of the public How many apprentices can one senior cosmetologists have at a time? - answer - 1 How many hours a week must an apprentice train at minimum? - answer - 20 To pass the examinations, you must score ___% on both the theory and the practical - answer - 75% How much does it cost to renew your cosmetologist's license? - answer - $25 What is the fine for operating without a valid license? - answer - $300 What is the fine for poor lighting, heating, or ventilation? - answer - $50 What is the fine for using a neck duster or powder puff on more than one client? - answer - $100 What is the penalty for operating or performing services on a client with an infectious or contagious disease? - answer - Formal hearing Failure to wash implements before disinfection results in what for the beauty salon? - answer - $150 fine Presence of rodents or insects in the salon results in a fine of: - answer - $50 What is the salon's fine if an employee doesn't wash their hands before each client? - answer - $50 each time If the school or salon is used for living or sleeping, the fine would be - answer - $100 What is the fine for an unsanitary restroom in a salon or school? - answer - $50 Placing pins or clips in the mouth would result in a fine of - answer - $50 Failure to sharpen lip or eyebrow pencils after each use would be a fine of - answer - $100 If hair removal wax is used on more than one person, the penalty would be - answer - $300 fine If you operate and perform services while sick with an infectious disease, what would be the penalty? - answer - Formal hearing Selling used hairpins is a penalty of - answer - $300 fine If you interfere with the inspection of the school or salon, what will happen? - answer - Formal hearing Cleaning - answer - A mechanical process using soap and water to remove visible debris Sanitizing - answer - A chemical process for reducing the number of disease-causing bacteria Disinfection - answer - A chemical process that uses specific products to destroy harmful organisms on environmental surfaces OSHA - answer - Occupational Safety and Health Administration; regulates and enforces safety and health standards in the workplace Msds - answer - Material Data Safety Sheet; required by law to be present on chemical products; listed on these sheets are Identification, hazard identification, composition/ingredients, first aid, fire-fighting measures, accidental release measures, handling and storage, exposure controls/personal protection, physical and chemical properties, stability and reactivity, toxicology information, ecological information, disposal consideration, transport information, regulatory information, and revision date EPA - answer - Environmental Protection Agency; registers all types of disinfectants in the United States Disinfectant - answer - chemical products that destroy most bacteria, fungi, and viruses on surfaces Hospital disinfectant - answer - Designated by the EPA as being effective enough to be used in hospitals Nonporous - answer - Made of material that has no pores or openings and cannot absorb liquid Disease - answer - Abnormal condition of all or parts of the body which makes the body incapable of functioning normally Tuberculocidal disinfectant - answer - Proven to kill the bacteria that causes tuberculosis Infection - answer - The invasion of body tissues by disease-causing pathogens Bacteria - answer - One-celled microorganisms that have plant and animal characteristics Non pathogenic - answer - Harmless microorganisms that may perform useful functions; most bacteria are non pathogenic Pathogenic - answer - Harmful microorganisms that can causes disease or infection Cocci - answer - Round-shaped bacteria that appear alo