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Bacteria - One-celled microorganism with both plant and animal characteristics



Bacteria are so small you have to use what to see them? - Microscope



Pathogenic - Small minority of harmful bacteria that invades plant or animal tissue



Communicable - Infection transmitted from one person to another



Pus forming bacteria in the shape of a string of beads - Streptococci



Round shaped pathogenic bacteria that appear singly or in groups... - Cocci



Spherical bacteria that grow in pairs and can cause diseases such as pneumonia -
Diplococci



Protoplasm - Liquid contained within bacterias outer cell wall



Mycobacterium fortuitous furunculosis - Rod shaped bacteria that infected clients
bc of improper disinfection of a whirlpool foot spa

,Waxing practice written for state Board test
exam 2024

Life cycle of bacteria - Active stage and inactive or spore-forming stage of bacteria



Mitosis - Division process where bacteria divide into two new cells



Infection - When body tissue is invaded by disease causing or pathogenic bacteria



Pus - A sign of a bacterial infection



Staph is.. - A common human bacteria that can transfer through skin to skin
contact or unclean implements



Non pathogenic - Harmless bacteria



Contagious - Disease spread from person to person by contact



What is a submicroscopic structure capable of infesting almost all plants and
animals? - Virus

, Waxing practice written for state Board test
exam 2024
HIV - Virus that causes AIDS



Parasites - Organism that live in or on another living organism and draw nutrients
but do nothing beneficial for the host



Bloodborne pathogens - Disease causing bacteria or viruses that are carried
through the body in the blood or body fluids



Scabies - Itch mite causes this contagious skin disease



Acquired immunity - Immunity that the body develops through the use of
vaccinations



Three steps of decontamination - Santitation, disinfection, and sterilization



What is the level of protection required by salons to kill organisms? - Disinfect



Msds - Federal law requires manufacturers to provide these for info precautions
and ingredients

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