cosmetology State Board Practice Test
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Match Test - ANSWER To determine the difference between synthetic hair and natural hair.
Extension - ANSWER Artificial hair braided, interwoven, sewn, or glued onto the existing hair.
what must be done before attaching hair additions that require glue and why? - ANSWER A patch test;
some clients might be allergic to the glue.
Traction Alopecia - ANSWER If the hair is braided with improper tension causing hair loss.
Removing pathogens and other substances from tools or surfaces is called - ANSWER decontamination
As antiseptic is a safe solution to use for sanitizing - ANSWER skin
Killing microbes on contaminated tools and other surfaces requires use of a - ANSWER disinfectant
A disinfectant should never be used on human - ANSWER skin, hair or nails
The federal government agency that must approve disinfectants for use is the - ANSWER EPA
OSHA stands for - ANSWER Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Before soaking in a disinfecting solution, all implements should be thoroughly - ANSWER cleaned
A container used to hold disinfecting solution and soak implements is called a - ANSWER wet sanitizer
, Sodium hypochloride is the chemical name for - ANSWER household bleach
99% isopropyl alcohol equals the same strength as - ANSWER 70% ethyl alcohol
Refers to the degree of microbial contamination on an object. - ANSWER Bioburden
Information compiled by manufacturers about product safety, including names of hazardous ingredients,
- ANSWER Material Safety Data Sheets MSDS, or Safety Data Sheets
Item is made or constructed of a material that has no pores or openings and cannot absorb liquids. -
ANSWER Nonporous
Organism that produces disease - ANSWER pathogenic bacteria
Helpful or harmless bacteria - ANSWER non pathogenic
Another term for bacteria - ANSWER microbe or germs
Slender, hair-like extensions used by spirilla and bacilli for moving bacteria - ANSWER Flagella
Bacteria grow and reproduce. Bacteria multiply best in warm, dark, damp, or dirty places. - ANSWER
Active Stage
When bacteria cell reaches it's largest size and divides into two daughter cells. - ANSWER Binary Fission
Fluid created by infection. It contains white blood cells, bacteria, and dead cells. - ANSWER pus
Schedules of cleaning and disinfecting foot spas - ANSWER logbook
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Match Test - ANSWER To determine the difference between synthetic hair and natural hair.
Extension - ANSWER Artificial hair braided, interwoven, sewn, or glued onto the existing hair.
what must be done before attaching hair additions that require glue and why? - ANSWER A patch test;
some clients might be allergic to the glue.
Traction Alopecia - ANSWER If the hair is braided with improper tension causing hair loss.
Removing pathogens and other substances from tools or surfaces is called - ANSWER decontamination
As antiseptic is a safe solution to use for sanitizing - ANSWER skin
Killing microbes on contaminated tools and other surfaces requires use of a - ANSWER disinfectant
A disinfectant should never be used on human - ANSWER skin, hair or nails
The federal government agency that must approve disinfectants for use is the - ANSWER EPA
OSHA stands for - ANSWER Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Before soaking in a disinfecting solution, all implements should be thoroughly - ANSWER cleaned
A container used to hold disinfecting solution and soak implements is called a - ANSWER wet sanitizer
, Sodium hypochloride is the chemical name for - ANSWER household bleach
99% isopropyl alcohol equals the same strength as - ANSWER 70% ethyl alcohol
Refers to the degree of microbial contamination on an object. - ANSWER Bioburden
Information compiled by manufacturers about product safety, including names of hazardous ingredients,
- ANSWER Material Safety Data Sheets MSDS, or Safety Data Sheets
Item is made or constructed of a material that has no pores or openings and cannot absorb liquids. -
ANSWER Nonporous
Organism that produces disease - ANSWER pathogenic bacteria
Helpful or harmless bacteria - ANSWER non pathogenic
Another term for bacteria - ANSWER microbe or germs
Slender, hair-like extensions used by spirilla and bacilli for moving bacteria - ANSWER Flagella
Bacteria grow and reproduce. Bacteria multiply best in warm, dark, damp, or dirty places. - ANSWER
Active Stage
When bacteria cell reaches it's largest size and divides into two daughter cells. - ANSWER Binary Fission
Fluid created by infection. It contains white blood cells, bacteria, and dead cells. - ANSWER pus
Schedules of cleaning and disinfecting foot spas - ANSWER logbook
