1. Different levels of infection control are required in a
salon. The lowest level of infection control is called
________.
a. sterilization
b. sanitation
c. disinfection
d. bactericide
2. The second level of infection control that kills most
microbes is called _______.
a. sanitation
b. disinfection
c. sterilization
d. decontamination
3. Suzy has completed a manicure. What should she do with the following implements:
cotton, emery boards and orange wood stick?
a. Recycle these non porous items.
b. Discard these non porous items.
c. Discard these porous items.
d. Sanitize these items.
4. Which of the following is true with regard to the use of Universal Precautions?
a. They are not used on clients who are healthy.
b. They are used only on clients who present with symptoms of virus or disease.
c. They are used on all clients.
d. Both a and b.
, 5. Communicable diseases are diseases that can be spread from one person to another.
An example of a communicable disease is Hepatitis B (HBV). What part of the body
does HBV affect?
a. Lungs
b. Heart
c. Liver
d. Kidney
6. John is putting his marcel irons away for the day. He accidentally burns himself. What
should he do first?
a. Immerse the burn in cool water.
b. Put ointment on the burn.
c. Put a band-aid on it.
d. Immerse the burn in warm water.
7. When performing first aid procedures for a cut, using a tourniquet is not
recommended. Why?
a. First aid supplies are not readily available to cosmetologists.
b. Tourniquets do not control bleeding.
c. It may result in a medical amputation.
d. It takes too long.
8. John is about to perform the Heimlich maneuver. When performing the Heimlich
maneuver, all of the following steps are involved EXCEPT:
a. Pat the victim on his or her back.
b. Make a thumbless fist.
c. Call 911.
d. Determine if the victim can speak or cough.
salon. The lowest level of infection control is called
________.
a. sterilization
b. sanitation
c. disinfection
d. bactericide
2. The second level of infection control that kills most
microbes is called _______.
a. sanitation
b. disinfection
c. sterilization
d. decontamination
3. Suzy has completed a manicure. What should she do with the following implements:
cotton, emery boards and orange wood stick?
a. Recycle these non porous items.
b. Discard these non porous items.
c. Discard these porous items.
d. Sanitize these items.
4. Which of the following is true with regard to the use of Universal Precautions?
a. They are not used on clients who are healthy.
b. They are used only on clients who present with symptoms of virus or disease.
c. They are used on all clients.
d. Both a and b.
, 5. Communicable diseases are diseases that can be spread from one person to another.
An example of a communicable disease is Hepatitis B (HBV). What part of the body
does HBV affect?
a. Lungs
b. Heart
c. Liver
d. Kidney
6. John is putting his marcel irons away for the day. He accidentally burns himself. What
should he do first?
a. Immerse the burn in cool water.
b. Put ointment on the burn.
c. Put a band-aid on it.
d. Immerse the burn in warm water.
7. When performing first aid procedures for a cut, using a tourniquet is not
recommended. Why?
a. First aid supplies are not readily available to cosmetologists.
b. Tourniquets do not control bleeding.
c. It may result in a medical amputation.
d. It takes too long.
8. John is about to perform the Heimlich maneuver. When performing the Heimlich
maneuver, all of the following steps are involved EXCEPT:
a. Pat the victim on his or her back.
b. Make a thumbless fist.
c. Call 911.
d. Determine if the victim can speak or cough.
