Colorado Esthetician Rules and Regulations Questions With Correct Answers

What is the abbreviation for Colorado community College system? - Answer CCCS What is the abbreviation for safety data sheet? - Answer SDS What is the definition of ACT? - Answer The law authorizing licensing and regulation of barbers, cosmetologist, aestheticians, hairstylist and nail technicians. Give an example of an approved program by the Colorado community College system? - Answer Emily Griffith technical College How many hours must you complete in the state of Colorado to be able to test for your State license? - Answer 20 credit hours 600 contact hours If your license expires, what is your grace period to renew? - Answer 60 days What are your training requirements to be a license Esthetician in Colorado? - Answer Facials and skincare seven credit hours, facial make up one credit hour, hair removal three credit hours, laws, rules and regulations one credit hour, Management, ethics, interpersonal skills and salesmanship one credit hour, disinfection, cleaning and safe work practices seven credit hours. Total 20 credit hours. As an aesthetician, you are allowed to work only on the? - Answer Epidermis As an Esthetician, you are required to receive additional training in permanent make up application if you wish to perform the service Microblading? - Answer True, 132 credit hours in PMU As an Esthetician, I will learn to analyze the skin to choose the appropriate skin care regime and service. - Answer True Define cleaning per Colorado rules and regulations? - Answer The removal of all visible/surface debris, from all surfaces by washing with soap or detergent and water, detergent, or chemical cleaner that prepares that items for safe handling and/or further decontamination. Cleaning does not make multi use items safe for use. When may a licensee refuse to service a client? - Answer Deemed unsafe or possible condition is visible. If service is unsafe because of current ailment. Licensees must not perform a service on a client who has a communicable disease or a contagious condition involving visible swelling, irruption, redness, bruising, a rash or An open wound or sore in the area where barbering, cosmetology, aesthetic, nail, or hair styling services are being preformed. A licensee may perform services after the client provides written authorization from a licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice nurse. When is it not allowed to refuse a service to a client? - Answer Discrimination of any kind. List for acceptable disinfectant for Colorado - Answer EPA registered bactericidal, fungicidal or virucidal disinfectants used according to manufactures instructions, bleach solution, Isopropyl alcohol 70%-90% solution, Ethyl alcohol 70%-90% solution What is the state requiring of all bottles and containers containing alcohol and bleach? - Answer All bottles and containers must be distinctively and correctly labeled to disclose their contents. All bottles containing poisonous or caustic Substances must be additionally and distinctly marked as such and stored in an area not open to the public. This includes cleaners and disinfectants. What do you do with single use items after servicing? - Answer Any item that cannot be properly cleaned and disinfected is considered single use and must be disposed after each single use. When are multi use items cleaned and disinfected? - Answer Items that are intended to be used on multiple clients after proper cleaning and disinfecting has occurred such items include a piece of equipment, implement, or material constructed of hard non-porous materials with smooth surfaces such as metal, glass, plastic, or cloth towels and linens capable of being laundered such as towels, capes, etc. Where are all clean and disinfected implements and materials stored when not in use? - Answer Implements or tools that have been used on a customer must be placed in a closed, covered, and clearly marked container until properly cleaned and disinfected. What are three ways to avoid cross-contamination? - Answer Placing the amount of product needed to perform a single service into another container and then disposing of any remaining product after service is completed. Using a single use disposable implement to remove the product from the container and disposing of such implement after application of the product on the client. Using a clean applicator bottle to apply product. Following manufacture suggested guidelines for the products used.