South Carolina Esthetician State Board
exam
Eligibility requirements - ANS16 years old with at least a tenth grade education and
completed 450 hours of training.
Porous implements - ANSMust be disposed of after as they can not be disinfected
Disinfected implements - ANSMust be stored in a disinfected, dry, covered container and be
isolated from contaminants.
Blood exposure - ANSStop service, put on gloves, clean and use antiseptic, bandage
wound, double bag disposable items. Wash hands, new gloves, clean model (client) and last
work area. Clean hands.
Dermatology - ANSScientific study of the skin
Sanitation - ANSA product containing antiseptic reaches what level of decontamination?
Basal layer - ANSAlso known as the Stratum Germinativum; responsible for the growth of
the epidermis and color pigmentation
Anagen phase - ANSThe hair is ACTIVELY growing
Telangectasia - ANSDilated capillaries that can be seen beneath the surface of the skin
Darker skin - ANSMore active Melanocytes produce
Facial steamer - ANSSoftens sebum and oxygenates the skin
OSHA - ANSOccupational Safety Health Administration
Occupational Safety Health Administration - ANSRegulations for directions, use and
precautions for public safety. Assume all blood is contagious or diseased
How are you utensil/instruments sterilized? - ANSBy autoclave or immersed in hospital
grade solvent no less than 10 hours or as recommended by manufacturer
Disinfection - ANSProcess that kills and destroys most disease
Disinfection - ANSProcess used to destroy microorganisms; destroys all pathogenic
organisms except spores
, Environmental protection agency - ANSRequires registration and labeling system for
sanitizers and Biotech
EPA - ANSEnvironmental Protection Agency
Sanitation - ANSProcess of making objects clean and safe for use
Sterilization - ANSKills ALL disease producing organisms and renders objects
EPA Hospital Grade disinfectants - ANSEthyl, Sopropyalcohols, phenolics and quats
Bar soap - ANSProhibited in a salon
Formalin - ANSProhibited in a salon
Bacteria - ANSMicroscopic oragnisms that can be Pathogenic or Non-Pathogenic
Pathogenic bacteria - ANSHarmful, infectious, may be contagious
Parasites, lives on living matter
Vegetative stage - ANSThe active stage of bacteria
Bacteriology - ANSThe science that deals with microorganisms called bacteria
Syphilis - ANSA.K.A. Treponema Pallida , a curved corkscrew shaped organisms, Sparilla,
Cocci - ANSRound shaped bacteria
Three types of cocci - ANSStaphlylococci
Streptococci
Diplococci
Streptococci - ANSPus forming organisms that grow in chains producing strep throat
12 - ANSYou must complete this many hours of Continuing Education classes for license
renewal.
January 1 - ANSDate license must be renewed by
Infection control - ANSthe term used to describe efforts to prevent the spread of diseases
and kills certain or all microbes.
Sanitation - ANSTo destroy or kill a broad spectrum of microbes
General infection - ANSSpreads throughout the body in the blood stream
Board of cosmetology - ANSHas 7 members, elected by governor.
exam
Eligibility requirements - ANS16 years old with at least a tenth grade education and
completed 450 hours of training.
Porous implements - ANSMust be disposed of after as they can not be disinfected
Disinfected implements - ANSMust be stored in a disinfected, dry, covered container and be
isolated from contaminants.
Blood exposure - ANSStop service, put on gloves, clean and use antiseptic, bandage
wound, double bag disposable items. Wash hands, new gloves, clean model (client) and last
work area. Clean hands.
Dermatology - ANSScientific study of the skin
Sanitation - ANSA product containing antiseptic reaches what level of decontamination?
Basal layer - ANSAlso known as the Stratum Germinativum; responsible for the growth of
the epidermis and color pigmentation
Anagen phase - ANSThe hair is ACTIVELY growing
Telangectasia - ANSDilated capillaries that can be seen beneath the surface of the skin
Darker skin - ANSMore active Melanocytes produce
Facial steamer - ANSSoftens sebum and oxygenates the skin
OSHA - ANSOccupational Safety Health Administration
Occupational Safety Health Administration - ANSRegulations for directions, use and
precautions for public safety. Assume all blood is contagious or diseased
How are you utensil/instruments sterilized? - ANSBy autoclave or immersed in hospital
grade solvent no less than 10 hours or as recommended by manufacturer
Disinfection - ANSProcess that kills and destroys most disease
Disinfection - ANSProcess used to destroy microorganisms; destroys all pathogenic
organisms except spores
, Environmental protection agency - ANSRequires registration and labeling system for
sanitizers and Biotech
EPA - ANSEnvironmental Protection Agency
Sanitation - ANSProcess of making objects clean and safe for use
Sterilization - ANSKills ALL disease producing organisms and renders objects
EPA Hospital Grade disinfectants - ANSEthyl, Sopropyalcohols, phenolics and quats
Bar soap - ANSProhibited in a salon
Formalin - ANSProhibited in a salon
Bacteria - ANSMicroscopic oragnisms that can be Pathogenic or Non-Pathogenic
Pathogenic bacteria - ANSHarmful, infectious, may be contagious
Parasites, lives on living matter
Vegetative stage - ANSThe active stage of bacteria
Bacteriology - ANSThe science that deals with microorganisms called bacteria
Syphilis - ANSA.K.A. Treponema Pallida , a curved corkscrew shaped organisms, Sparilla,
Cocci - ANSRound shaped bacteria
Three types of cocci - ANSStaphlylococci
Streptococci
Diplococci
Streptococci - ANSPus forming organisms that grow in chains producing strep throat
12 - ANSYou must complete this many hours of Continuing Education classes for license
renewal.
January 1 - ANSDate license must be renewed by
Infection control - ANSthe term used to describe efforts to prevent the spread of diseases
and kills certain or all microbes.
Sanitation - ANSTo destroy or kill a broad spectrum of microbes
General infection - ANSSpreads throughout the body in the blood stream
Board of cosmetology - ANSHas 7 members, elected by governor.
