MN COSMETOLOGY THEORY TEST
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, disinfectants - ANSWERthe environmental protection agency registers many different
types of
pathogenic and non pathogenic - ANSWERthousands of different kinds of bacteria that
are classified into 2 categories
not cause disease protect against infection - ANSWERnonpathogenic bacteria may
perform useful function and
parasites - ANSWERorganisms that grow, feed, and shelter on or in another organism
germs - ANSWERbacteria are one celled mircoorganisms
binary fission - ANSWERdivision of a bacterial cell into 2 new cells
staphlococci - ANSWERbacteria responsible for food poisoning and toxic shock
syndrome
viruses - ANSWERsubmicroscopic particles that infect cells of a biological organism
staphylococci - ANSWERpus forming bacteria that grow in bunches or clusters
harmless - ANSWERnon pathogenic bacteria
virus - ANSWERinfectious agent smaller than bacteria and capable of replication
through taking over the host cells reproduction machinery
disease - ANSWERpathogenic bacteria
abscess - ANSWERlocal infection
immunity - ANSWERability to destroy or resist infections
acquired immunity - ANSWERcondition whch is developed after the body has overcome
a disease or has been inoculated for the disease
scabies - ANSWERcontagious skin disease caused by the itch mite
HIV virus - ANSWERacquired immune deficiency syndrome
sharing needles by intravenous drugs - ANSWERhiv virus is spread mainly through
, disinfection - ANSWERprocess that eliminates most, but not necessarily all,
microorganisms on living surfaces
sterilizing - ANSWERcompletely destroying all microbial life including bacterial spores
streptococci - ANSWERpus forming bacteria that grow in curved lines resembling a strin
of beads
bio burden - ANSWERnumber of viable organisms in or on the object or surface or
organic material on a surface or object prior to decontamination or sterilization
disinfection - ANSWERlevel of decontamination which is second to sterilization
disinfectants - ANSWERproducts used to kill microbes on contaminated tools and other
nonliving surfaces
efficacy - ANSWEReffectiveness with which a disinfecting solution kills germs when
used according to the label
occupational safety and health administration - ANSWEROSHA stands for
publish product list - ANSWEROSa act of 1970 established the hazard communication
rule which requires that chemical manufactures
completely submerge - ANSWERuse a disinfectant properly read and follow the
manufactures directions and
inactivated - ANSWERall disinfectants are (blank) in the presence of oils, lotions,
creams, and dust
damage - ANSWERphenols may (blank) certain rubber plastic materias
household bleach - ANSWERsodium hypochlorite
protoplasm - ANSWERcells are made up of a colorless jellylike substance called
nucleus, cytoplasm and cell membrane - ANSWERthe principal parts of the cell are the
nucleus - ANSWERthe center of the cell contains the ____ which plays an important
role in cell reproduction
cytoplasm - ANSWERthe protoplasm of a cell that surrounds the nucleus is the
mitosis - ANSWERthe process by which cells reproduce by dividing into two identical
cells called daughter cells is known as
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, disinfectants - ANSWERthe environmental protection agency registers many different
types of
pathogenic and non pathogenic - ANSWERthousands of different kinds of bacteria that
are classified into 2 categories
not cause disease protect against infection - ANSWERnonpathogenic bacteria may
perform useful function and
parasites - ANSWERorganisms that grow, feed, and shelter on or in another organism
germs - ANSWERbacteria are one celled mircoorganisms
binary fission - ANSWERdivision of a bacterial cell into 2 new cells
staphlococci - ANSWERbacteria responsible for food poisoning and toxic shock
syndrome
viruses - ANSWERsubmicroscopic particles that infect cells of a biological organism
staphylococci - ANSWERpus forming bacteria that grow in bunches or clusters
harmless - ANSWERnon pathogenic bacteria
virus - ANSWERinfectious agent smaller than bacteria and capable of replication
through taking over the host cells reproduction machinery
disease - ANSWERpathogenic bacteria
abscess - ANSWERlocal infection
immunity - ANSWERability to destroy or resist infections
acquired immunity - ANSWERcondition whch is developed after the body has overcome
a disease or has been inoculated for the disease
scabies - ANSWERcontagious skin disease caused by the itch mite
HIV virus - ANSWERacquired immune deficiency syndrome
sharing needles by intravenous drugs - ANSWERhiv virus is spread mainly through
, disinfection - ANSWERprocess that eliminates most, but not necessarily all,
microorganisms on living surfaces
sterilizing - ANSWERcompletely destroying all microbial life including bacterial spores
streptococci - ANSWERpus forming bacteria that grow in curved lines resembling a strin
of beads
bio burden - ANSWERnumber of viable organisms in or on the object or surface or
organic material on a surface or object prior to decontamination or sterilization
disinfection - ANSWERlevel of decontamination which is second to sterilization
disinfectants - ANSWERproducts used to kill microbes on contaminated tools and other
nonliving surfaces
efficacy - ANSWEReffectiveness with which a disinfecting solution kills germs when
used according to the label
occupational safety and health administration - ANSWEROSHA stands for
publish product list - ANSWEROSa act of 1970 established the hazard communication
rule which requires that chemical manufactures
completely submerge - ANSWERuse a disinfectant properly read and follow the
manufactures directions and
inactivated - ANSWERall disinfectants are (blank) in the presence of oils, lotions,
creams, and dust
damage - ANSWERphenols may (blank) certain rubber plastic materias
household bleach - ANSWERsodium hypochlorite
protoplasm - ANSWERcells are made up of a colorless jellylike substance called
nucleus, cytoplasm and cell membrane - ANSWERthe principal parts of the cell are the
nucleus - ANSWERthe center of the cell contains the ____ which plays an important
role in cell reproduction
cytoplasm - ANSWERthe protoplasm of a cell that surrounds the nucleus is the
mitosis - ANSWERthe process by which cells reproduce by dividing into two identical
cells called daughter cells is known as
