PSI Manicure Practice Exam
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place used for storing disinfected implements in the salon - ANSWER - covered
container
first step when handling broken skin or exposure to blood - ANSWER - stop
performing service
disinfectant appropriate for stopping the take over of the host cells reproductive
function - ANSWER - virucidal
first step in properly cleaning a footbath tub - ANSWER - drain the water from the
footbath and remove any visible debris
what must a new client do before their first service is perfomed - ANSWER -
complete a consultation card
a device that uses steam to sterilize equipment and deactivate bacteria, viruses,
fungi and spores - ANSWER - autoclave
best way to avoid accidental exposure to bodily fluids and bloodborne pathogens on
the skin - ANSWER - wearing gloves
proper way to wash hands - ANSWER - wet, lather, scrub, rinse, dry
cant be done to prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens - ANSWER - disposing
into the trash
, qualifications to be an EPA approved disinfectant - ANSWER - a virucide, fungicide,
bactericide, and disinfectant
best to consult when in doubt about how to use a product - ANSWER -
manufacturers instructions
not a function of the nail - ANSWER - decreases sensitivity in fingerstips
not a potentially harmful organism which may cause infectious disease - ANSWER -
lactobacillus
highest level of decontamination used for implements in salons - ANSWER -
sterilization
does not require the use of gloves - ANSWER - plain manicure
appropriate purpose for hospital grade disinfectants - ANSWER - to clean blood and
bodily fluids off surfaces
sterilizer approved for salon use - ANSWER - autoclave
minimum recommendation for a foot spa to be properly disinfected - ANSWER -
between each client
used to treat an allergy of the skin - ANSWER - lotions
first step if you get blood or other potentially infectious materials in your eyes,
nose, mouth or on broken skin - ANSWER - immediately flood the exposed area with
water
goggles do not need to be worn when - ANSWER - sanitizing hands
Questions and Answers 100%
Correct
place used for storing disinfected implements in the salon - ANSWER - covered
container
first step when handling broken skin or exposure to blood - ANSWER - stop
performing service
disinfectant appropriate for stopping the take over of the host cells reproductive
function - ANSWER - virucidal
first step in properly cleaning a footbath tub - ANSWER - drain the water from the
footbath and remove any visible debris
what must a new client do before their first service is perfomed - ANSWER -
complete a consultation card
a device that uses steam to sterilize equipment and deactivate bacteria, viruses,
fungi and spores - ANSWER - autoclave
best way to avoid accidental exposure to bodily fluids and bloodborne pathogens on
the skin - ANSWER - wearing gloves
proper way to wash hands - ANSWER - wet, lather, scrub, rinse, dry
cant be done to prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens - ANSWER - disposing
into the trash
, qualifications to be an EPA approved disinfectant - ANSWER - a virucide, fungicide,
bactericide, and disinfectant
best to consult when in doubt about how to use a product - ANSWER -
manufacturers instructions
not a function of the nail - ANSWER - decreases sensitivity in fingerstips
not a potentially harmful organism which may cause infectious disease - ANSWER -
lactobacillus
highest level of decontamination used for implements in salons - ANSWER -
sterilization
does not require the use of gloves - ANSWER - plain manicure
appropriate purpose for hospital grade disinfectants - ANSWER - to clean blood and
bodily fluids off surfaces
sterilizer approved for salon use - ANSWER - autoclave
minimum recommendation for a foot spa to be properly disinfected - ANSWER -
between each client
used to treat an allergy of the skin - ANSWER - lotions
first step if you get blood or other potentially infectious materials in your eyes,
nose, mouth or on broken skin - ANSWER - immediately flood the exposed area with
water
goggles do not need to be worn when - ANSWER - sanitizing hands
