ND Board of Cosmetology Laws, Rules & Regulations Full Study Guide Rated A+

ND Board of Cosmetology Laws, Rules & Regulations Full Study Guide Rated A+ The 1927 legislative assembly passed a Cosmetology Practice Training Act called North Dakota Century Code Chapter 43-11 requires the governor to appoint a state board cosmetology. Chapter 43-11 regulates and licenses all cosmetologist manicurist esthetician instructors students schools and salons. the board who protects the public health welfare and safety through the prevention of creating and spreading of infectious and contagious diseases the board the board consists of how many members five members who appoints the members of the board the governor how long is each board members term 3 years terms are arranged so that no more than how many terms expire on June 13th of each year two terms all records of the board are kept where at the board office how often does the board meet to elect a president and secretary from their own number once a year means the removal of visible debris and washing with soap and detergent and water to clean means to make a non porous item ready for disinfection clean means the amount of moist contact time required for the disinfectant to be effective against pathogens on the label contact time includes businesses premises and schools required to have a certificate of registration from the North Dakota board of cosmetology pursuant to North Dakota Century code chapter 43 - 11 cosmetology establishment means any school teaching any or all of the practices of Cosmetology cosmetology school means the process of making non porous items safe for use to disinfect requires the use of a chemical intended to kill or denature a pathogen and ultraviolet light is not an acceptable form of disinfection disinfect means Federal Environmental Protection Agency registered bacteriocidal virucidal and fungicidal chemical or agent used to destroy pathogenic microorganisms disinfectant means that an item is soil free with no holes frayed wires or tears and covering and fully operational for the purpose intended good repair means any disease which can be transmitted directly or indirectly from person to person infectious disease means any material that has no pores and does not allow for liquids to be absorbed or passed through such as metal glass and plastic non