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chapter 102.1-102.3

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

an infection that is located in a small confined area is known as

a)

local infection

b)

general infection

c)

contagious infection

d)

symptomatic infection

2.

a local infection is often indicated by a pimple, inflamed area or

a)

a fever

b)

a pus-filled boil

c)

coughing and sneezing

d)

muscle aches and pains

3.

what occurs when the circulatory system carries bacteria and their toxins to other parts of the body

a)

local infection

b)

active immunity

c)

general inflection

d)

passive immunity

4.

which of the following conditions is NOT considered a common sign of infection

a)

swelling

b)

redness

c)

local fever

d)

unbroken skin

5.

what are produced by immune system to either destroy, kill or inactivate pathogens

a)

toxins

b)

viruses

c)

bacteria

d)

antibodies

6.

what type of one-celled micro-organisms are sometimes called germs

(a)  

7.

bacteria that are harmless and can be beneficial are called

(a)  

8.

what approximate percent of all bacteria are nonpathogenic

a)

10%

b)

30%

c)

70%

d)

90%

9.

which type of bacteria can be found on dairy products and can have health-enhancing properties

a)

fungi

b)

parasite

c)

pathogenic

d)

nonpathogenic

10.

bacteria that can cause infection and disease, produce toxins and spread easily via contaminated tools or dirty hands and fingernails are

a)

nontoxic

b)

vegetative

c)

pathogenic

d)

nonpathogenic

11.

strep throat and staph infections are examples of

a)

harmless diseases

b)

beneficial diseases

c)

bacterial infections

d)

nonpathogenic diseases

12.

a contraindication, such as skin infection, is pre-existing reason for a salon professional to

a)

preform the service as usual

b)

wear personal protective equipment

c)

avoid a particular service for a client

d)

have client wash their hands before the service

13.

what group of contagious bacteria is often found in soil and water

a)

scabies

b)

ringworm

c)

influenza

d)

mycobacterium

14.

what requires a living host such as people, plants nor animals to survive

(a)  

15.

a difference between infections caused by viruses and bacterial infections

a)

viruses can be treated with antibiotics

b)

viruses cannot be treated with antibiotics

c)

bacterial infections cause the common cold

d)

bacterial infections have larger sub-partials

16.

an example of a preventative measure for certain viruses is

(a)  

17.

what is a highly infectious disease that affects the liver

a)

mumps

b)

measles

c)

human hepatitis B (HBV)

d)

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

18.

it is recommended that personal service workers such as nurses, doctors, teachers and salon professionals be immunized against which infectious diseases

a)

ringworm

b)

strep throat

c)

common cold

d)

hepatitis B virus

19.

what type of contagious viral infection can show up as a cold sore

(a)  

20.

a virus that attacks and destroys the infection-fighting cells of the immune system is known as

a)

HIV

b)

HPV

c)

measles

d)

influenza

21.

fluids infected by HIV can enter the body through, sharing needle, childbirth, cuts and/or

a)

holding hands

b)

external parasites

c)

mosquito bites

d)

sexual intercourse

22.

what common viral infection can spread by skin-to-skin contact and can cause warts

(a)  

23.

organisms that live on or obtain nutrients from another organism called a host are known as

a)

viruses

b)

bacteria

c)

internal parasites

d)

external parasites

24.

parasitic mites, such as head lice and itch mites are examples of

(a)  

25.

an extremely itchy condition caused by an infestation by an itch mites is

(a)  

26.

another name for head lice is

a)

scabies

b)

tinea pedis

c)

tinea

d)

pediculosis capitis

27.

fungi are types of molds and yeasts that may produce contagious diseases such as

a)

flu

b)

shingles

c)

ringworm

d)

influenza

28.

what is the name if that bacterial plaque that may multiply around the drain, jets or water line of a shampoo bowl or pedicure bowl

(a)  

29.

a communicable disease refers to a disease that is

a)

passive

b)

nonpathogenic

c)

spread from person to person

d)

not spread form person to person

30.

common ways of spreading infection in the workplace include all the following EXCEPT

a)

coughing

b)

shared drinking cups

c)

clean hands and tools

d)

unclean hands and tools

31.

direct transmission of an infectious disease can occur in which of the following ways

a)

eating contaminated foods

b)

drinking contaminated water

c)

skin-to-skin contact with an infected person

d)

toughing contaminated object then toughing the eyes

32.

when an infectious disease spreads through contact with a contaminated object such as countertop is referred to as

a)

cross-infection

b)

direct transmission

c)

skin-to-skin contact

d)

indirect transmission

33.

the action of making an object or substance unclean or impure is called

(a)  

34.

the removal of dirt, oil and/or pathogens from an object if referred to as

(a)  

35.

a person carrying disease-producing bacteria or viruses with no recognizable symptoms of the disease is called

a)

common carrier

b)

infection carrier

c)

symptomatic carrier

d)

asymptomatic carrier

36.

using the same infection control procedures on all clients is a practice known as

(a)  

37.

which of the following actions would be considered a standard precaution for infection control

a)

arriving to work on time

b)

sharing towels with others

c)

disinfecting tools and equipment

d)

having unclean workplace conditions

38.

which of the following items would be considered personal protective equipment (PPE) for the salon professional

a)

mask

b)

brush

c)

towel

d)

nippers

39.

the body's ability to recognize and destroy infectious agents that enter it is

(a)  

40.

when exposure to a disease organism triggers the immune system to produce antibodies to that disease it is called

a)

active immunity

b)

passive immunity

c)

standard immunity

d)

immediate immunity

41.

felicia was given antibodies to disease rather then producing them through her own immune system. what type of immunity does this provide for felicia

a)

active immunity

b)

natural immunity

c)

passive immunity

d)

standard immunity

42.

the term used to describe efforts to prevent the spread of communicable disease is

(a)  

43.

infection control is divided into the following categories

a)

bacteriology, ecology and first aid

b)

prevention, inoculation and billing

c)

cleaning, disinfection and sterilization

d)

contamination, immunity and inoculation

44.

the removal of surface or visible debris and potential pathogens using soap, detergent or chemical cleaner is the infection control method of

a)

cleaning

b)

calibration

c)

disinfection

d)

sterilization

45.

a point to remember about cleaning is

a)

cleaning kills pathogens

b)

cleaning requires a mechanical process that causes pathogens to loosen for removal

c)

cleaning does not require a mechanical process that causes pathogens to loosen for removal

d)

cleaning increases the amount of organic matter that contributes to future growth of pathogens

46.

which of the following steps should a cosmetologist preform immediately prior to a service

a)

apply hand location

b)

rinse hands in cold water

c)

dry hands with communal cloth towel

d)

wash hands with warm water and soap

47.

a product that can be applied to the skin to reduce pathogens is called an

(a)  

48.

why its important to dry towels/linens thoroughly before storing

a)

damp towels and lines attract viruses

b)

to avoid mildew or bacterial growth

c)

more energy efficient to store once dry

d)

to prevent corrosion of the storage device

49.

an example of a cleaning guideline is

a)

use an autoclave

b)

immerse for the required contact time

c)

sweep or vacuum all hair clipping from the floor after each service

d)

use liquid sterilant and/or dry heat calibrated to carious temperatures

50.

which of the following is NOT a method used to ventilate the salon for a healthy environment

a)

air conditions

b)

change forced-air furnace filters as needed

c)

using local ventilation where chemicals are being mixed

d)

maintain an average room temperature of about 60F

51.

the infection control procedure that kills certain pathogens with the exception of spores on nonporous surfaces tools and multi-use supplies is referred to as

a)

cleaning

b)

sterilization

c)

disinfection

d)

transmitting

52.

to destroy or kill certain pathogens on nonporous surfaces, is referred to as

(a)  

53.

chemical products used to kill certain pathogens on nonporous surfaces are called

a)

bar soaps

b)

antiseptic

c)

disinfectants

d)

sanitation products

54.

what term identifies how long a disinfecting product needs to be in direct contact with an item or surface while remaining wet to be disinfected

a)

contact time

b)

processing time

c)

efficacy number

d)

EPA registration number

55.

two important regulations that OSHA has put in place to assist in safe operations are safety data sheets and the

a)

features of products

b)

labeling of products

c)

location on products

d)

formulas of products

56.

what should you do with a porous item such as a neck strip, sponge or emery board once it has been used on a client

(a)  

57.

the regulating agency under the department of labor that enforces safety and health standards in a workplace

a)

EPA

b)

SDS

c)

PPE

d)

OSHA

58.

key product information such as toxicology first aid firefighting measures and ecological information is provided by the

a)

salon

b)

manufacturer

c)

sales representative

d)

professional association

59.

who is the party responsible for distribution of safety data sheets

a)

salon

b)

manufacturer

c)

sales representative

d)

professional association

60.

key information on specific product regarding ingredients, associated hazards combustion levels and storage requirements is provided by the

a)

SDS

b)

EPA

c)

cap

d)

efficacy label

61.

in addition to the efficacy claims on the label what information is assigned to a product to show its approval

a)

barcode

b)

safety data

c)

toll-free number

d)

EPA registration number

62.

an approval EPA-registered disinfectant is effective on what type of surface

a)

porous

b)

spongy

c)

absorbent

d)

nonporous

63.

what informs the user about what a disinfectant product if effective against

a)

contact time

b)

efficacy label

c)

registration number

d)

bloodborne pathogen standard

64.

virucidals are disinfectants used to kill?

(a)  

65.

potentially infectious micro-organisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans are called

a)

quats

b)

irritants

c)

bloodborne pathogens

d)

quaternary ammonium compounds

66.

what does OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard require the use if when tools and multi-use supplies come in contact with blood or body fluids

a)

liquid soap

b)

non-corrosive cleaners

c)

approved EPA-registered disinfectant against HPV and EPA

d)

approved EPA-registered disinfectant effective against HBV and HIV

67.

complete immersion means

a)

double the contact time

b)

the entire tool is covered by the liquid disinfectant

c)

none of the tool is covered by the liquid disinfectant

d)

twenty-five percent of the tool is covered by the liquid disinfectant

68.

it is important to clean tools before?

a)

tightening a hinge

b)

lending them to someone

c)

disposing of property

d)

immersing them in disinfectant

69.

which of the following steps should be taken after removing all hair from the brush during a disinfection procedure

a)

dry brush thoroughly

b)

wash brush with soap and water

c)

store brush in a dry, covered container

d)

immerse brush in disinfecting solution

70.

to be an effective disinfectant, bleach needs to contain which of the following ingredients

a)

soap

b)

salt

c)

multiple quats

d)

chlorine bleach

71.

nonporous tools and multi-use supplies used should be disinfected

a)

after each use

b)

twice a day

c)

at the end of each day

d)

at the beginning of each day

72.

all of the following statements are precautions regarding disinfectants EXCEPT

a)

dry

b)

open

c)

covered

d)

disinfected

73.

all of the following statements are precautions regarding disinfectants EXCEPT

a)

store in a cool dry area

b)

tightly cover and label all containers

c)

purchase chemicals in small quantities

d)

use hands to remove objects from disinfectant

74.

a salon professional failed to wear safety glasses when mixing s disinfectant. some disinfectant splashed into their eye. where could they find information to refer to for appropriate procedures

a)

SDS

b)

EPA

c)

DSS

d)

PAE

75.

always store disinfectants in containers that are

a)

clear

b)

plastic

c)

labeled

d)

unclear

76.

why is it important to add disinfectant to water when diluting a concentrate

a)

prevents dilution

b)

prevents chemical splash

c)

prevents disinfection

d)

prevents concentration

77.

how often should the solution in disinfectant containers be changed

(a)  

78.

dispose of sharp objects such as razor blades in an

a)

open container

b)

disposable bag

c)

closed container

d)

puncture-proof container

79.

what is the unintentional transfer of harmful pathogens from one person, object or surface to another with or without harmful effects

a)

efficacy

b)

immunity

c)

aseptic procedures

d)

cross-contamination

80.

which of the following services normally requires the use of sterilization procedures

a)

perming

b)

sculpting

c)

electrolysis

d)

shampooing

81.

tools and instruments used to puncture or invade the skin must be sterilized or designed to be

a)

dull

b)

dirty

c)

porous

d)

disposable

82.

the killing and destroying of all microbial life, including bacterial spores is the infection control procedure of

a)

cleaning

b)

washing

c)

disinfection

d)

sterilization

83.

sterilization standards require the use of heat, steam or

(a)  

84.

an approved EPA-registered disinfectant effective against HBV and HIV is required for use when

a)

tools are new

b)

clients request it

c)

tools not used to puncture the skin

d)

tools come in contact with blood or body fluids

85.

which level of infection control requires the use of products with efficacy labels that state they are appropriate for floors, countertops, skins, toilets towels

a)

cleaning

b)

disinfections

c)

sterilization

d)

contamination

86.

when preforming a procedure for cleaning and disinfecting tools, which of the following steps would occur first

a)

dry item thoroughly

b)

rinse away soap with warm water

c)

put on eye protection and single-used glove

d)

clean item with warm running water and soap

87.

when preforming a procedure for cleaning and disinfecting tools, which of the following steps would occur first

a)

dry item thoroughly

b)

rinse away soap with warm water

c)

put on eye protection and single use gloves

d)

clean item with warm running water and soap

88.

how are nonelectrical tools removed from disinfectant once the required contact time has been met

a)

bare hands

b)

dump into sink

c)

single-use towel

d)

tongs or gloved hand

89.

which of the following statements identifies an appropriate step for a basic handwashing procedure

a)

rinse hands in cold water

b)

use a communal towel for drying

c)

spend at least 20 seconds working up a good lather

d)

position hands upward to allow rinse to progress from fingertips to wrist

90.

what do you do first when a blood-exposure incident occurs

a)

stop the service

b)

discard contaminated supplies

c)

ask another professional to assist

d)

clean injured area with soap and water

91.

how are contaminated supplies discarded after a blood-exposure incident

a)

in a dumpster

b)

in the bathroom

c)

placed, in an open trash container

d)

in a lined, covered trash container

92.

what laws have most states enacted to encourage people to help others in emergency situations

(a)  

93.

a bleeding wound should be treated by

a)

applying a tourniquet

b)

applying cold water to the wound

c)

applying warm water to the wound

d)

applying pressure with gauze and gloved hand

94.

when preforming first aid for bleeding wounds, what is the next step for after bleeding stops

a)

apply pressure

b)

apply bandage

c)

apply tourniquet

d)

elevate injured limb

95.

chemical burns should be treated by

a)

applying pressure

b)

applying lotion or cream

c)

scrubbing with soap and hot water

d)

rinsing away all traces of chemicals

96.

if the skin is not broken following a heat or electrical burn, which of the following actions is recommended to treat the burn area

a)

apply ointment

b)

immerse in cool water

c)

immerse in warm water

d)

apply warm compress

97.

which of the following steps should be taken FIRST when its believed a person might be chocking

a)

make a thumbless fist

b)

preform abdominal thrust

c)

apply cool compress to face

d)

determine if the victim can speak or cough

98.

akk of the following are steps to be followed if a victim is chocking EXCEPT

a)

determine if the victim can speak

b)

lay victim on their back

c)

wrap arms around stomach

d)

preform upward thrust

99.

in the case of a chemical injury to the eye, which of the following steps is recommended

a)

fluch eyeball with lukewarm water for 15-30 mins

b)

flush eyeball with cold water for 45 min

c)

flush eyeball with hot water for 45min

d)

flush eyeball with hot water for 3-5 mins

100.

if a victim appears to be having am allergic reaction, where could you locate information about product usage

(a)