Chapter 05: Infection Control And Safe Work Practices (ALL CORRECT 100%)

CONTAMINANTS correct answers Bacteria, viruses, and fungi in the barbershop act as: DECONTAMINATION correct answers The removal of pathogens from tools and surfaces is known as: STERILIZATION, SANITATION, & DISINFECTION correct answers The process of decontamination may be achieved through: DISINFECTION & SANITATION PROCEDURES correct answers State barber boards and health departments require only: STERILIZATION correct answers The highest level of decontamination is: DISINFECTION OR SANITATION correct answers The process of thoroughly cleaning a tool or surface to its optimum level of decontamination in the barbershop is known as: KEEPING OBJECTS CLEAN AND SANITARY correct answers Sanitation is the process of: DISINFECTANTS correct answers Chemical agents that are used to destroy most bacteria and some viruses are: CHEMICAL DISINFECTANTS correct answers The most effective sanitizing agents used to destroy pathogenic bacteria are: HOSPITAL LEVEL DISINFECTANT correct answers A disinfectant that contains the properties of a bactericide, fungicide, pseudomonacide, virucide, and tuberculocide, is considered to be a: THE SKIN correct answers Antiseptics may be used on: HYDROGEN PEROXIDE correct answers An example of an antiseptic is: CHLORINE correct answers The sanitizing agent that sodium hypochlorite contains is: BOILING WATER correct answers An example of moist heat sanitizing is; CHEMICAL DISINFECTANTS correct answers The sanitizing agents most often used in barbershops are: DISINFECTANTS correct answers Quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) are commonly used: