Safety & Sanitation in the Workplace

Enter your name, email address, and license number below.

As a cosmetologist, it is your responsibility to: (select all that apply)

Protect yourself.

Protect your client.

Prevent the spread of infection.

Work overtime.

State regulations for cosmetologists include: (select all that apply)

Licensing

Enforcement

Conduct when working in the salon

Minimum required working hours

Federal regulations for cosmetologists include: (select all that apply)

Sale, use, and storage of equipment and chemicals.

Salon Licensing

Environmental impacts

Safety in the workplace.

Nonpathogenic bacteria are harmful to humans and cause disease or infection.

True

False

The inactive stage of bacteria is also called the spore-forming stage.

True

False

Disinfection is

Simply cleaning by removing all visible dirt and debris.

A process that kills most, but not all microorganisms on non-living surfaces

The complete elimination of all microbial life, including spores.

To be effective, the concentration of ethyl and isopropyl alcohol must be:

40%

50%

60%

70%

HIV is spread by:

Kissing

Household items like telephones or toilet seats

Sharing needles

Unprotected sex

Universal Precautions are a set of guidelines published by OSHA that require the employer and employee to assume all human blood and body fluids are infectious for blood borne pathogens.

True

False

NCAC Disinfection Procedures require that after a protective cape has been in contact with a patron's neck it shall be placed in a clean, closed container until laundered with soap and hot water and dried in a heated dryer.

True

False

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