TDLR Esthetics Prep Exam
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1. OSHA: regulates and enforce safety and health standards in work
place
2. Diplococci: not considered a bacteria
3. Pathogens: harmful bacteria
4. Bacteria: some are harmful, one-cell microorganism, able to live on it
5. infection control: methods used to eliminate or reduce pathogens
6. sanitation: cleaning is another name for
7. infectious disease: harmful bacteria that enter the body
8. disinfection: this process destroys most bacteria, but not bacteria
spores
9. spirilla: this spiral shaped bacteria causes syphillis
10.inactive stage of bacteria: coat themselves with waxy outer
coating, with- stands long periods of famine, not harmed by
disinfectants
11.cocci: round shaped bacteria that appear singularly or in groups
12.pneumonia: Diploccoci is a spherical shaped bacteria that causes
13.parasites: grow, feed and shelter on another living organism
14.pustule: an example of a local infection
15.inflammation: redness, heat, pain and swelling
16.white blood cells, bacteria and dead cells: contaminants in pus
17.bacilli: common bacteria that affects humans
18.HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis: bloodborne pathogens
19.viruses differ from bacteria by: the live and reproduce by taking
over other cells
20.virus: parasitic submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in
the cells of a biological organism
21.communicable: contagious disease spreads from one person to
another
22.plantar warts: Human Papillomavirus is the technical name for
23.liver: Hepatitis affects which body organ
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24.universal precaution: assume
that all human blood is contaminated
25.antiseptics: germicides formulated for use on skin and are
registered by the FDA
26.cross contamination: touch skin and then an object without cleaning
hands
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1. OSHA: regulates and enforce safety and health standards in work
place
2. Diplococci: not considered a bacteria
3. Pathogens: harmful bacteria
4. Bacteria: some are harmful, one-cell microorganism, able to live on it
5. infection control: methods used to eliminate or reduce pathogens
6. sanitation: cleaning is another name for
7. infectious disease: harmful bacteria that enter the body
8. disinfection: this process destroys most bacteria, but not bacteria
spores
9. spirilla: this spiral shaped bacteria causes syphillis
10.inactive stage of bacteria: coat themselves with waxy outer
coating, with- stands long periods of famine, not harmed by
disinfectants
11.cocci: round shaped bacteria that appear singularly or in groups
12.pneumonia: Diploccoci is a spherical shaped bacteria that causes
13.parasites: grow, feed and shelter on another living organism
14.pustule: an example of a local infection
15.inflammation: redness, heat, pain and swelling
16.white blood cells, bacteria and dead cells: contaminants in pus
17.bacilli: common bacteria that affects humans
18.HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis: bloodborne pathogens
19.viruses differ from bacteria by: the live and reproduce by taking
over other cells
20.virus: parasitic submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in
the cells of a biological organism
21.communicable: contagious disease spreads from one person to
another
22.plantar warts: Human Papillomavirus is the technical name for
23.liver: Hepatitis affects which body organ
1
, TDLR Esthetics Prep Exam
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https://quizlet.com/_4zsm1x
24.universal precaution: assume
that all human blood is contaminated
25.antiseptics: germicides formulated for use on skin and are
registered by the FDA
26.cross contamination: touch skin and then an object without cleaning
hands
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