OREGON STATE BOARD EXAM - ESTHETICS 2024/2025 SOLVED AND ALREADY
GRADED A+
Compliance with Indoor Clean Air Act and Ventilation Requirements -
Answer-Any public place in a facility shall be governed under the Oregon indoor Clean Air
Act. All facilities shall provide adequate ventilation.
Compliance with All Applicable Regulations -
Answer-1) Authorization holders must observe the Department of Human Services, Oregon
Health Authority, and other city, county, and state regulations.
2) Authorization holders must adhere to all city, county, state, and federal ventilation
requirements.
Application Requirements for Facility Licensure -
Answer-1) A completed application form prescribed by the agency and be accompanied by
payment of the required fees;
2) Proof of being 18 years of age;
3) A map or directions to the facility if it is located in a rural or isolated area
4) A list of authorization holders providing services in the facility
5) The name of facility
Equipment -
Answer-1) The surface of all equipment, including, but not limited to back bar must be made of
cleanable non porous material. This requirement does not apply to the reception area of a facility
where services are not performed.
2) Shampoo bowls and sinks must be clean and free of hair and residue.
3) All equipment must be clean and in good repair,
4) All surfaces contaminated by blood or other potentially infectious materials must be
disinfected with a high level solution according to manufacturer's instructions.
5) All areas of football equipment must be cleaned and disinfected with a high level
disinfectant after you on each client including removal of safety dreams dream and clearing
of all debris from the filtration system.
Pets in Facilities -
Answer-Pets or other animals are not permitted in the business facilities. This prohibition does
not apply service animals recognized by the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in
aquariums or non poisonous reptiles in terrariums.
Hairpieces -
Answer-1) During the trying on of a manufactured here please, back of the head which comes in
contact with the hair piece must be completely covered with a disposable cover.
2) All use hair goods must be cleaned according to manufacturer's instructions before resale and
marked as "used."
Storage of Tools & Implements -
Answer-1) New, disinfected, and clean tools and implements must be stored separately from all
others.
2) Roller-storage receptacle and their content must be clean, free of hair, and used only for clean
,tools.
, 3) All storage drawers used for clean tools and implements must be clean, free of hair, and use
only for clean tools and implements.
4) Storage cabinets, work stations, and vanities must be kept clean.
Disinfecting Electrical Tools & Implements -
Answer-1) All too cool tools and implements, with the exception of clipper blades, must be
disinfected before each use. To disinfect electrical tools and implements:
a) Remove all hair and foreign materials;
b) Disinfect with a low-level disinfectant.
2) Electrical clipper blades must be disinfected before each use.
a) Remove all hair and foreign material;
b) Completely saturate clipper blade with a high-level disinfectant solution, spray, or foam.
3) Electrical clipper blades may be sterilized using one of the approved methods.
Requirements and Standards -
Answer-1) All tools and implements that come in direct contact with clients must be disinfected
or disposed of after each use.
2) Low-level and high-level disinfectants must meet the requirements.
3) Adequate disinfecting and sterilizing equipment must be maintained for the volume of
business and usage requirements for the number of authorized holders performing services.
4) If sterilization equipment is used, the equipment must be maintained and used
according to manufacturer's instructions.
5) When used according to the manufacturer's instructions, each of the following is an
approved method of disinfection:
a) Complete immersion in an appropriate disinfectant
b) Steam sterilizer, registered and listed with the US FDA
c) Dry hear sterilizer or autoclave registered with the US FDA
6) All disinfectants listed in subsection of this rule must be kept at adequate strength to
maintain effectiveness, be free of foreign material, and be available for immediate use at all
times when the facility is open for business.
7) Nail files, pumice blocks, cosmetic sponges, buffer blocks, sanding bands or sleeves,
Orangewood sticks, disposable nail bits and other similar articles must be given to the client or
discarded after use on a client. Presence of used articles in the work area may be used as prima
facie evidence of reuse of those articles.
8) Protective gloves that are not cleaned with soap and water and disinfected must be disposed
of after use on a client.
9) All manual or mechanical devices and equipment used in a field of practice must meet all
"product registration requirements" imposed by any federal, state, county, or local authority.
10) Verification and documentation must be maintained and accessible for any device
classified by the US FDA.
11) The documentation requirements described in section 10 of this rule apply to spec
GRADED A+
Compliance with Indoor Clean Air Act and Ventilation Requirements -
Answer-Any public place in a facility shall be governed under the Oregon indoor Clean Air
Act. All facilities shall provide adequate ventilation.
Compliance with All Applicable Regulations -
Answer-1) Authorization holders must observe the Department of Human Services, Oregon
Health Authority, and other city, county, and state regulations.
2) Authorization holders must adhere to all city, county, state, and federal ventilation
requirements.
Application Requirements for Facility Licensure -
Answer-1) A completed application form prescribed by the agency and be accompanied by
payment of the required fees;
2) Proof of being 18 years of age;
3) A map or directions to the facility if it is located in a rural or isolated area
4) A list of authorization holders providing services in the facility
5) The name of facility
Equipment -
Answer-1) The surface of all equipment, including, but not limited to back bar must be made of
cleanable non porous material. This requirement does not apply to the reception area of a facility
where services are not performed.
2) Shampoo bowls and sinks must be clean and free of hair and residue.
3) All equipment must be clean and in good repair,
4) All surfaces contaminated by blood or other potentially infectious materials must be
disinfected with a high level solution according to manufacturer's instructions.
5) All areas of football equipment must be cleaned and disinfected with a high level
disinfectant after you on each client including removal of safety dreams dream and clearing
of all debris from the filtration system.
Pets in Facilities -
Answer-Pets or other animals are not permitted in the business facilities. This prohibition does
not apply service animals recognized by the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in
aquariums or non poisonous reptiles in terrariums.
Hairpieces -
Answer-1) During the trying on of a manufactured here please, back of the head which comes in
contact with the hair piece must be completely covered with a disposable cover.
2) All use hair goods must be cleaned according to manufacturer's instructions before resale and
marked as "used."
Storage of Tools & Implements -
Answer-1) New, disinfected, and clean tools and implements must be stored separately from all
others.
2) Roller-storage receptacle and their content must be clean, free of hair, and used only for clean
,tools.
, 3) All storage drawers used for clean tools and implements must be clean, free of hair, and use
only for clean tools and implements.
4) Storage cabinets, work stations, and vanities must be kept clean.
Disinfecting Electrical Tools & Implements -
Answer-1) All too cool tools and implements, with the exception of clipper blades, must be
disinfected before each use. To disinfect electrical tools and implements:
a) Remove all hair and foreign materials;
b) Disinfect with a low-level disinfectant.
2) Electrical clipper blades must be disinfected before each use.
a) Remove all hair and foreign material;
b) Completely saturate clipper blade with a high-level disinfectant solution, spray, or foam.
3) Electrical clipper blades may be sterilized using one of the approved methods.
Requirements and Standards -
Answer-1) All tools and implements that come in direct contact with clients must be disinfected
or disposed of after each use.
2) Low-level and high-level disinfectants must meet the requirements.
3) Adequate disinfecting and sterilizing equipment must be maintained for the volume of
business and usage requirements for the number of authorized holders performing services.
4) If sterilization equipment is used, the equipment must be maintained and used
according to manufacturer's instructions.
5) When used according to the manufacturer's instructions, each of the following is an
approved method of disinfection:
a) Complete immersion in an appropriate disinfectant
b) Steam sterilizer, registered and listed with the US FDA
c) Dry hear sterilizer or autoclave registered with the US FDA
6) All disinfectants listed in subsection of this rule must be kept at adequate strength to
maintain effectiveness, be free of foreign material, and be available for immediate use at all
times when the facility is open for business.
7) Nail files, pumice blocks, cosmetic sponges, buffer blocks, sanding bands or sleeves,
Orangewood sticks, disposable nail bits and other similar articles must be given to the client or
discarded after use on a client. Presence of used articles in the work area may be used as prima
facie evidence of reuse of those articles.
8) Protective gloves that are not cleaned with soap and water and disinfected must be disposed
of after use on a client.
9) All manual or mechanical devices and equipment used in a field of practice must meet all
"product registration requirements" imposed by any federal, state, county, or local authority.
10) Verification and documentation must be maintained and accessible for any device
classified by the US FDA.
11) The documentation requirements described in section 10 of this rule apply to spec
