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When sanitizing with a 10% formalin solution, emplements must be immersed for:
1. 2-5 minutes
2. 50 - 10 minutes
3. 10-15 minutes
4. 20-30 minutes |
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When sanitizing with a 25% formalin solution, emplements must be immersed for:
1. 2 minutes
2. 10 minutes
3. 15 minutes
4. 20 minutes |
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What strenth of hydrogen peroxide shoud you use on minor cuts:
1. 1-2%
2. 3-5%
3. 8-10%
4. 15-18% |
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A substance that may kill or retard the growth of bacteria is;
1. Germicide
2. Antiseptic
3. Disinfectant
4. Solvent |
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Common pus-forming bacteria is:
1. Spore producer
2. Bacillus
3. Spirillum
4. Staphylococcus |
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What type of bacteria is most likely to produce spores:
1. Dipolcocci
2. Spirilla
3. Bacilli
4. Staphylococci |
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The body fights infection with:
1. Antitoxins
2. Toxins
3. Contagion
4. Erythrocytes |
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Poisoning due to pathogenic bacteria is called:
1. Asepsis
2. Sterile
3. Sepsis
4. Styptic |
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Streptococci is found in:
1. Boils
2. Pustules
3. Blood poisoning
4. Tetanus |
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Cocci is a bacteria that has what kind of shape?
1. Rod
2. Round
3. Spiral
4. Long |
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When bacteria is in the spore forming stage, they are:
1. Reproductive
2. Active
3. Vegative
4. Inactive |
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Pustules contain:
1. Pathogenic bacteria
2. Non-pathogenic bacteria
3. Saprophytes
4. Beneficial bacteria |
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Vegatable parasites can produce a contagious disease such as:
1. Itch Mites
2. Scabies
3. Ringworm
2. Pediculosis |
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Saprophytes are classified as:
1. Vegetable parasites
2. Pathogenic organisms
3. Non-pathogenic organisms
4. Animal parasites |
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| 3. Non-pathogenic organisms |
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Filterable viruses cause:
1. The common cold
2. Tetanus
3. Blood poisoning
4. Syphilis |
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Animal parasites are responsible for:
1. Ringowrm
2. Scabies
3. Favus
4 Fungi |
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What will happen if you use the same towel on each one of your clients:
1. Reduce operator efficiency
2. Affect the shampoo procedure
3. Decrease salon projit
4. Transmit Disease |
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What percentage should you use to sanitize electrodes?
1. 10 %
2. 20 %
3. 60 %
4. 70 % |
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A dry sanitizer must:
1. Contain an active fumigant
2. Large enough to immerse implements
3. Contain 70% alcohol
4. Well ventiliated |
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| 1. contain an active fumigant |
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A poisonous substance of a undetermined chemical nature is said to be a :
1. Toxin
2. Styptic
3. Gumigant
4. Germicide |
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The bacteria, Treponema Pallida, is responsible for causing:
1. Gonorrhea
2. Syphilis
3. Acne
4. Ringworm |
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A 10-25% formalin is used as a (n):
1. Fumigant
2. Antiseptic
3. Disinfectant
4. Rust inhibitor |
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Sterilization is the process of killing:
1. Only pathogenic bacteria
2. Most non-pathogenic bateria
3. Harmful and harmless bacteria
4. Only spore-forming bacteria |
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| 3. Harmful and harmless bacteria |
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When sanitizing implements "quats" solution should be:
1. 2:1000
2. 2:100
3. 1:1000
4. 1:100 |
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3% hydrogen peroxide is acceptable to use:
1. To accelerate hair color
2. In bleach solution
3. As an antiseptic
4. As an disinfectant |
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5% formalin is used to sanitize
1. Combs and brushes
2. Shampoo bowls
3. Cutting edges
4. Electrodes |
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A fumigant is necessary to:
1. Maintain a sanitized cabinet
2. Sanitize combs/brushes
3. Treat an accidental cut
4. Percent rust |
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| 1. Maintain a sanitized cabiner |
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An antiseptic is used to:
1. Santitize combs and brushes
2. Sanitize electrodes
3. Destroy all bacteria
4. Retard bacterial growth |
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| 4. Retard bacterial growth |
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Prophylaxis means:
1. Transmission of disease
2. Prognosis of disease
3. Prevention of disease
4. Symptoms of disease |
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Chemicals should be:
1. Stored in a worm cabinet
2. Purchased weekly
3. Purchased in small quantities
4. Stored in ventilated container |
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| 3. Purchases in small quantities |
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A neck strip should be used under the shampoo cape to:
1. Protect the customer from color stains
2. Give the customer protection from bacterial disease
3. Keep the patrons neck from getting wet.
4. Cushion the neck. |
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| 2. Give the customer protection from bacterial disease. |
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If "quats" requires a rust inhibitor, add:
1. 10% cresol
2. 60% Alcohol
3. 2% tincture of iodine
4. 1/2 % sodium nitrate |
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Asepsis is the term for:
1. Disinfectant
2. Antiseptic
3. Fumigant
4. Free from germs |
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A teaspoon is equal to:
1. 40 drops
2. 60 drops
3. 50 drops
4. 70 drops |
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you have one quart of 20% solution, to make 10% add:
1. 4 oz. water
2. 1/2 cup formalin
3. 3 oz. formalin
4. 1 quart Water |
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