barbicide certification course questions with accurate
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clean vs sanitize Ans✓✓✓ The terms "sanitize" and "clean" mean
virtually the same thing. In an effort to streamline the terms and clarify
what is expected, states and textbooks are removing the term "sanitize"
and replacing it with "clean". Sanitized is NOT disinfected! you must
clean before disenfecting.
Common State Rules Ans✓✓✓ Disinfectant must be an EPA
Registered bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal.
Items must be cleaned prior to disinfection.
Clean and dirty items must be kept in separate, well marked and covered
containers.
Disinfectant used for immersion must be changed daily or sooner if it
becomes contaminated.
Disinfectant containers must remain covered at all times.
All non-porous implements must be cleaned and disinfected before each
use.
Contact Time Ans✓✓✓ refers to the amount of time that the implement
or surface must be in direct contact with the disinfectant chemical for it
to be effective. This time is determined by lab tests to confirm that when
this time is met that all pathogens listed on the label are killed.
For example, BARBICIDE® contact time is 10 for immersion, so an
item that has been properly cleaned first, would have to be immersed in
BARBICIDE® for a full 10 minutes for it to be fully effective.
, contact times of barbicide products Ans✓✓✓ BARBICIDE®
Concentrate and Spray have a 10-minute contact time
BARBICIDE® Wipes have a 2-minute contact time
Demonstrate, Display and be Proud of Your Commitment (covid)
Ans✓✓✓ Encourage dialogue with your clients by practicing infection
control measures in front of them.
Display your BARBICIDE® COVID-19 Certified certificate to
demonstrate your belief in providing safe services.
Discuss any signs of a health concern with your clients and recommend
medical care when appropriate.
Share the belief with your co-workers that taking the time to perform
proper infection control is good for your customers and your business.
Demonstrate, Display and be Proud of Your Commitment Ans✓✓✓
Encourage dialogue with your clients by practicing infection control
measures in front of them.
Display your BARBICIDE® Certified certificate to demonstrate the
value you place on providing safe services.
Discuss any signs of a health concern with your clients and recommend
medical care when appropriate.
Share the belief with your co-workers that taking the time to perform
proper infection control is good for your clients and your business.
Examples of items that CANNOT be disinfected: Ans✓✓✓ Cotton
Orange sticks
answers
clean vs sanitize Ans✓✓✓ The terms "sanitize" and "clean" mean
virtually the same thing. In an effort to streamline the terms and clarify
what is expected, states and textbooks are removing the term "sanitize"
and replacing it with "clean". Sanitized is NOT disinfected! you must
clean before disenfecting.
Common State Rules Ans✓✓✓ Disinfectant must be an EPA
Registered bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal.
Items must be cleaned prior to disinfection.
Clean and dirty items must be kept in separate, well marked and covered
containers.
Disinfectant used for immersion must be changed daily or sooner if it
becomes contaminated.
Disinfectant containers must remain covered at all times.
All non-porous implements must be cleaned and disinfected before each
use.
Contact Time Ans✓✓✓ refers to the amount of time that the implement
or surface must be in direct contact with the disinfectant chemical for it
to be effective. This time is determined by lab tests to confirm that when
this time is met that all pathogens listed on the label are killed.
For example, BARBICIDE® contact time is 10 for immersion, so an
item that has been properly cleaned first, would have to be immersed in
BARBICIDE® for a full 10 minutes for it to be fully effective.
, contact times of barbicide products Ans✓✓✓ BARBICIDE®
Concentrate and Spray have a 10-minute contact time
BARBICIDE® Wipes have a 2-minute contact time
Demonstrate, Display and be Proud of Your Commitment (covid)
Ans✓✓✓ Encourage dialogue with your clients by practicing infection
control measures in front of them.
Display your BARBICIDE® COVID-19 Certified certificate to
demonstrate your belief in providing safe services.
Discuss any signs of a health concern with your clients and recommend
medical care when appropriate.
Share the belief with your co-workers that taking the time to perform
proper infection control is good for your customers and your business.
Demonstrate, Display and be Proud of Your Commitment Ans✓✓✓
Encourage dialogue with your clients by practicing infection control
measures in front of them.
Display your BARBICIDE® Certified certificate to demonstrate the
value you place on providing safe services.
Discuss any signs of a health concern with your clients and recommend
medical care when appropriate.
Share the belief with your co-workers that taking the time to perform
proper infection control is good for your clients and your business.
Examples of items that CANNOT be disinfected: Ans✓✓✓ Cotton
Orange sticks
