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Ch. 5 - Milady Foundations

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following destroys all microbial life?

a)

sterilization

b)

disinfection

c)

sanitization

d)

cleaning

2.

Which of the following is more likely to be governed by federal regulatory agencies rather than state regulatory agencies?

a)

licensing for working on the job

b)

enforcement of job safety

c)

conduct on the job

d)

sale of chemicals used on the job

3.

Which of the following would OSHA most likely be involved in regulating?

a)

the manufacture of chemical products used in the workplace

b)

the sale of chemical products used in the workplace

c)

the disposal of chemical products in the workplace

d)

the registration of chemical products used in the workplace

4.

Which of the following would the EPA most likely be involved in regulating?

a)

the safe manufacture of chemical products used in the workplace

b)

the safe use of chemical products used in the workplace

c)

the safe mixing of chemical products used in the workplace

d)

the safe storing of chemical products used in the workplace

5.

Rules and regulations are

a)

also referred to as statutes

b)

just the same as laws

c)

less specific than laws

d)

more specific than laws

6.

Which of the following is TRUE of pathogens?

a)

They all reside in the same places but infect humans in different ways.

b)

They reside in different places, but all infect humans in exactly the same way.

c)

They all reside in the same places and infect humans in exactly the same way.

d)

They all reside in different places and affect humans in different ways.

7.

Which of the following BEST defines transmission?

a)

the process by which the spread of infections is controlled or suppressed

b)

the process by which pathogens move between individuals

c)

the process by which individuals are cured of sickness

d)

the process by which diseases become infectious

8.

Indirect transmission of a disease

a)

occurs by kissing another person

b)

occurs by shaking hands with another person

c)

happens through contact with an intermediate object

d)

cannot make an individual sick

9.

The difference between respiratory droplets and airborne transmission is

a)

respiratory droplets are smaller particles and therefore more likely to be transmitted

b)

airborne transmission involves wetter particles, which are therefore less likely to be transmitted

c)

respiratory droplets do not stay in the air as long

d)

only airborne transmission is guaranteed to make individuals ill

10.

Most bacteria are

a)

nonpathogenic

b)

pathogenic

c)

contagious

d)

deadly

11.

What is a microorganism?

a)

any infectious organism

b)

any living organism

c)

any plant-based organism

d)

any organism of microscopic size

12.

Pathogenic bacteria

a)

help the body break down food

b)

cause disease or infection

c)

positively stimulate the immune system

d)

keep the body healthy

13.

The presence of pus is a sign of

a)

bacterial infection

b)

inflammation

c)

nonpathogenic organisms

d)

contagious disease

14.

Inflammation is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT

a)

redness

b)

heat

c)

pain

d)

pus

15.

There can be no bacterial infection without the presence of what?

a)

pathogenic bacteria

b)

nonpathogenic bacteria

c)

pus

d)

inflammation

16.

If you get sick as a result to overexposure to chemicals at the workplace, you have contracted a(n)

a)

parasitic disease

b)

occupational disease

c)

pathogenic disease

d)

diagnosed disease

17.

Which of the following is NOT true of staphylococci?

a)

Most strains make us very ill.

b)

They are among the most common forms of bacteria.

c)

They are routinely found in our environment.

d)

They can be picked up on doorknobs or through skin-to-skin contact.

18.

Which of the following is a type of fungi?

a)

mildew

b)

mycobacterium

c)

staphylococci

d)

pus

19.

What are disease-causing microorganisms that are carried in the body by blood or body fluids, such as hepatitis and HIV, called?

a)

mycobacteria

b)

systemic infections

c)

bloodborne pathogens

20.

There are two types of parasites commonly encountered in the salon, spa, and barbershop. Which of the following is one of them?

a)

HIV

b)

pediculosis capitis

c)

pus

d)

mycobacteria

21.

Which of the following is TRUE of sterilization?

a)

It is usually mandated in the beauty and wellness industry.

b)

It is the first step in defense against the spread of disease.

c)

It destroys all microbial life except for spores.

d)

It destroys all microbial life including spores.

22.

When a surface is properly cleaned, the number of contaminants on the surface is

a)

unchanged

b)

slightly reduced

c)

greatly reduced

d)

zero

23.

Which of the following is NOT true of disinfectants?

a)

They are pesticides.

b)

They can be harmful if absorbed through the skin.

c)

They must carry an EPA registration number in order to be used in the shop.

d)

They destroy all bacteria.

24.

How long does it usually take for quat solutions to disinfect implements?

a)

10 seconds

b)

10 minutes

c)

1 hour

d)

10 hours

25.

Bleach used in the salon, spa, or barbershop must be EPA registered as a

a)

carcinogen

b)

disinfectant

c)

pathogen

d)

sterilizer

26.

Which of the following is NOT one of the cautionary tips to consider when handling disinfectants?

a)

Avoid skin and eye contact.

b)

Wear gloves and safety glasses.

c)

Use tongs to remove implements from disinfectants.

d)

Use disinfectants directly on dirty, soft, porous surfaces.

27.

The CDC publishes ______, guidelines that employees and employers agree to with the assumption that any human blood or body fluids are potentially infectious.

a)

Standard Precautions

b)

exposure incidents

c)

antiseptics

d)

sanitizers

28.

Often, clients who are just getting sick can be contagious without showing any signs of infection. These clients are considered

a)

sanitized

b)

antiseptic

c)

precautious

d)

asymptomatic

29.

OSHA defines PPEs as

a)

specialized clothing or equipment worn by an employee for protection against a hazard

b)

guidelines that require the employee to assume that any human blood is potentially infectious

c)

precautions that include proper hand washing and wearing of gloves around certain chemicals

d)

items that should be cleaned and disinfected using any of the EPA-registered disinfectants

30.

How often should one change gloves?

a)

after every single use

b)

after every other use

c)

in between each client

d)

every single day

31.

A(n) ______ is contact with nonintact (broken) skin, blood, body fluid, or other infectious materials as a result of the performance of a worker's duties.

a)

efficacy

b)

standard precaution

c)

PPE

d)

exposure incident

32.

What should you NEVER do with a tool or implement?

a)

Charge it.

b)

Disinfect it.

c)

Put it in your pocket.

d)

Send it out for sharpening or maintenance.

33.

When assisting a client into or out of a hydraulic chair

a)

always lower the chair to its lowest level

b)

always raise the chair to its highest level

c)

never change the height of the chair from where it will be or was during the treatment

d)

never turn the chair away from facing the station

34.

Which of the following is NOT true of ventilation and air circulation systems inside of salons, spas, and barbershops?

a)

The dust from them is capable of causing allergic reactions.

b)

Their vents should be vacuumed and cleaned regularly.

c)

The filters within these systems should be changed regularly.

d)

The vents for these systems can be located anywhere.

35.

Which of the following is NOT true of biofilms?

a)

They are highly susceptible to the body's defense mechanisms.

b)

They are made up of different kinds of microbes.

c)

They must grow very large to be seen without a microscope.

d)

They are one of the most significant scientific discoveries of the past few decades.