EYELASH EXTENSION TDLR REVIEW
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST EDITION.
Infection |control |- |ANSThe |methods |used |to |eliminate |or |reduce |the |transmission |of |infectious
|organisms. |(4 |types |of |harmful |organisms; |bacteria, |viruses, |fungi, |and |parasites)
Disinfection |- |ANSDestroys |MOST |bacteria, |but |not |bacterial |spores; |disinfecting |tools |
(disinfectants |must |be |bactericidal; |capable |of |destroying |bacteria; |virucidal, |capable |of |
destroying |viruses; |and |fungicidal, |capable |of |destroying |. |Pesticides |& |can |be |harmful)
Contamination |- |ANSThe |presence, |or |the |reasonably |anticipated |presence, |of |blood |or |other |
potentially |infectious |materials |on |an |item's |surface |or |visible |debris |or |residues |such |as |dust, |
hair, |and |skin.
Decomtamination |- |ANSThe |removal |of |blood |or |other |potentially |infectious |materials |on |an |
item's |surface |and |the |removal |of |visible |debris |or |residues |such |as |dust, |hair, |and |skin.
Occupational |disease |- |ANSIllness |resulting |from |conditions |associated |with |employment, |such
|as |prolonged |and |repeated |overexposure |to |certain |products |or |ingredients.
Parasitic |disease |- |ANSDisease |caused |by |parasites, |such |as |lice |and |mites.
,Scabies |- |ANSContagious |skin |disease |transmitted |by |the |itch |mite, |which |burrows |under |the |
skin
Natural |Immunity |- |ANSImmunity |that |is |partly |inherited |and |partly |developed |through |
healthy |living.
Acquired |immunity |- |ANSImmunity |that |the |body |develops |after |it |overcomes |a |disease, |or |
through |inoculation |(such |as |vaccination) |or |through |exposure |to |natural |allergens |such |as |
pollen, |cat |dander, |and |ragweed.
Open |hinged |implements |- |ANSBrush |grooved |items, |and |open |hinged |implements |to |scrub
Ways |to |clean |your |tools/implements |- |ANS1. |Washing |with |soap |and |warm |water, |then |
scrubbing |them |with |a |clean |and |properly |disinfected |nail |brush.
2. |Using |ultrasonic |unit
3. |Using |a |clean |solvent
* |- |ANSIf |the |label |does |NOT |have |the |word |concentrate |in |it, |the |product |is |already |mixed.
Bioburden |- |ANSThe |number |of |viable |organisms |in |or |on |an |object |or |surface |or |the |organic |
material |on |a |surface |or |object |before |decontamination |or |sterilization.
Phenolic |disinfectants |- |ANSPowerful |tuberculocidal |disinfectants. |They |are |a |form |of |
formaldehyde, |have |a |very |high |pH, |and |can |damage |the |skin |and |eyes. |(AKA |carcinogens)
Multiuse |- |ANSAlso |known |as |reusable; |items |that |can |be |cleaned, |disinfected, |and |used |on |
more |than |one |person, |even |if |the |item |is |accidentally |exposed |to |blood |or |body |fluid.
, Single-use |- |ANSAlso |known |as |disposable; |items |that |cannot |be |used |more |than |once. |These |
items |cannot |be |properly |cleaned |so |that |all |visible |residue |is |removed |- |such |as |pumice |
stones |used |for |pedicures |- |or |they |are |damaged |or |contaminated |by |cleaning |and |
disinfecting.
Porous |- |ANS(adj.) |Full |of |tiny |holes; |able |to |be |penetrated |by |air |or |water
Cross |contamination |- |ANSoccurs |when |you, |the |esthetician, |touch |an |object |or |product |with |
the |same |hand |or |utensil
Aseptic |procedures |- |ANSThe |process |of |properly |handling |sterilize |and |disinfected |equipment |
and |supplies |to |reduce |contamination.
BSI |(Body |Substance |Isolation) |- |ANSAssumes |that |all |substances |are |infectious, |procedures |are
|set |by |OSHA |and |local |policy. |Developed |in |1987.
PPE |(personal |protective |equipment) |- |ANSIs |to |be |worn |for |contact |with |all |body |fluids, |even |
if |blood |is |not |visible.
Standard |precautions |(SP) |- |ANSPrecautions |such |as |wearing |personal |protective |equipment |to
|prevent |skin |and |mucous |membranes |where |contact |with |the |client's |blood, |body |fluids, |
secretions |(except |sweat), |excretions, |non-intact |skin, |breast |milk |and |mucous |membranes |is |
likely. |Workers |must |assume |that |all |blood |and |body |fluids |are |potential |sources |of |infection, |
regardless |of |the |perceived |risk.
Mycobacterium |fortuitum |- |ANSA |microscopic |germ |that |normally |exists |in |tap |water |in |small |
numbers.
Methicillin |- |ANSResistant |Staphylococcus |aureus |(MRSA) |type |of |infectious |bacteria |that |is |
highly |resistant |to |conventional |treatments |such |as |antibiotics.
EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST EDITION.
Infection |control |- |ANSThe |methods |used |to |eliminate |or |reduce |the |transmission |of |infectious
|organisms. |(4 |types |of |harmful |organisms; |bacteria, |viruses, |fungi, |and |parasites)
Disinfection |- |ANSDestroys |MOST |bacteria, |but |not |bacterial |spores; |disinfecting |tools |
(disinfectants |must |be |bactericidal; |capable |of |destroying |bacteria; |virucidal, |capable |of |
destroying |viruses; |and |fungicidal, |capable |of |destroying |. |Pesticides |& |can |be |harmful)
Contamination |- |ANSThe |presence, |or |the |reasonably |anticipated |presence, |of |blood |or |other |
potentially |infectious |materials |on |an |item's |surface |or |visible |debris |or |residues |such |as |dust, |
hair, |and |skin.
Decomtamination |- |ANSThe |removal |of |blood |or |other |potentially |infectious |materials |on |an |
item's |surface |and |the |removal |of |visible |debris |or |residues |such |as |dust, |hair, |and |skin.
Occupational |disease |- |ANSIllness |resulting |from |conditions |associated |with |employment, |such
|as |prolonged |and |repeated |overexposure |to |certain |products |or |ingredients.
Parasitic |disease |- |ANSDisease |caused |by |parasites, |such |as |lice |and |mites.
,Scabies |- |ANSContagious |skin |disease |transmitted |by |the |itch |mite, |which |burrows |under |the |
skin
Natural |Immunity |- |ANSImmunity |that |is |partly |inherited |and |partly |developed |through |
healthy |living.
Acquired |immunity |- |ANSImmunity |that |the |body |develops |after |it |overcomes |a |disease, |or |
through |inoculation |(such |as |vaccination) |or |through |exposure |to |natural |allergens |such |as |
pollen, |cat |dander, |and |ragweed.
Open |hinged |implements |- |ANSBrush |grooved |items, |and |open |hinged |implements |to |scrub
Ways |to |clean |your |tools/implements |- |ANS1. |Washing |with |soap |and |warm |water, |then |
scrubbing |them |with |a |clean |and |properly |disinfected |nail |brush.
2. |Using |ultrasonic |unit
3. |Using |a |clean |solvent
* |- |ANSIf |the |label |does |NOT |have |the |word |concentrate |in |it, |the |product |is |already |mixed.
Bioburden |- |ANSThe |number |of |viable |organisms |in |or |on |an |object |or |surface |or |the |organic |
material |on |a |surface |or |object |before |decontamination |or |sterilization.
Phenolic |disinfectants |- |ANSPowerful |tuberculocidal |disinfectants. |They |are |a |form |of |
formaldehyde, |have |a |very |high |pH, |and |can |damage |the |skin |and |eyes. |(AKA |carcinogens)
Multiuse |- |ANSAlso |known |as |reusable; |items |that |can |be |cleaned, |disinfected, |and |used |on |
more |than |one |person, |even |if |the |item |is |accidentally |exposed |to |blood |or |body |fluid.
, Single-use |- |ANSAlso |known |as |disposable; |items |that |cannot |be |used |more |than |once. |These |
items |cannot |be |properly |cleaned |so |that |all |visible |residue |is |removed |- |such |as |pumice |
stones |used |for |pedicures |- |or |they |are |damaged |or |contaminated |by |cleaning |and |
disinfecting.
Porous |- |ANS(adj.) |Full |of |tiny |holes; |able |to |be |penetrated |by |air |or |water
Cross |contamination |- |ANSoccurs |when |you, |the |esthetician, |touch |an |object |or |product |with |
the |same |hand |or |utensil
Aseptic |procedures |- |ANSThe |process |of |properly |handling |sterilize |and |disinfected |equipment |
and |supplies |to |reduce |contamination.
BSI |(Body |Substance |Isolation) |- |ANSAssumes |that |all |substances |are |infectious, |procedures |are
|set |by |OSHA |and |local |policy. |Developed |in |1987.
PPE |(personal |protective |equipment) |- |ANSIs |to |be |worn |for |contact |with |all |body |fluids, |even |
if |blood |is |not |visible.
Standard |precautions |(SP) |- |ANSPrecautions |such |as |wearing |personal |protective |equipment |to
|prevent |skin |and |mucous |membranes |where |contact |with |the |client's |blood, |body |fluids, |
secretions |(except |sweat), |excretions, |non-intact |skin, |breast |milk |and |mucous |membranes |is |
likely. |Workers |must |assume |that |all |blood |and |body |fluids |are |potential |sources |of |infection, |
regardless |of |the |perceived |risk.
Mycobacterium |fortuitum |- |ANSA |microscopic |germ |that |normally |exists |in |tap |water |in |small |
numbers.
Methicillin |- |ANSResistant |Staphylococcus |aureus |(MRSA) |type |of |infectious |bacteria |that |is |
highly |resistant |to |conventional |treatments |such |as |antibiotics.
