When we take a look at the subject of infection control, we’re looking at the many helpful ways in which we can prevent people from being contaminated by harmful microorganisms like bacteria and viruses, so that we can avoid contracting illnesses of varying degrees of severity. Do you know as much as you should about infection control? Take the following quiz to find out. Good luck!
Non pathogenic
Protozoa
Pathogenic
Saprophytes
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The herpes virus
Contaminated food
Poor personal hygiene
The HIV
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Pus
Bleeding
Cold
Parasites
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Liver
Kidneys
Stomach
Heart
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Through unprotected sexual contact
By kissing or hugging
Through cutsand sores
By IV users sharing needles
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Hepatitis
Pediculosis capitis
Tuberculosis
AIDS
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Rinsing
Disinfection
Sterilization
Sanitation
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Shampoo bowls
Manicure implements
Skin, hair, or nails
Haircutting tools
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Viruses
Fungui
Bacteria
Cilia
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Wrapped in a towel
Double-bagged before disposing
Thrown into a dumpster
Dropped into a trash can
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Infected
Sterile
Pathogenic
Contaminated
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Other uses of product
Other suppliers of product
Storage requirements
Reslae value of product
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FBI
OSHA
EPA
FDA`
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Virucidal
Inexpensive
Easy to dilute
Pneumonicidal
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Mis a weaker solution than recommended
Use approximate measurments
Follow the manufacturers instructions
Mis a stronger solution than reccomended
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Opne container at station
Disinfection and covered container
Station drawer
Wet sanitizer
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Staphylococci
Sperilla
Diplococci
Bacilli
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Divide
Release toxins
Move about
Become inactive
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Immunization
Antibiotics
The immune system
Infection
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Streptococci
Bacilli
Stephylococci
Diplococci
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Discarted
Given to the client
Kept by the stylist
Washed
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Spores
Saprofytes
Diplococci
Falgella
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A steam autoclave, dry heat, disinfection
Sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
Sterilization, cleaning, sanitation
Disinfection, scrubbing, sanitation
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All bacteria and fungi
Clients' hair
The Pseudomonas bacteria
Blood or body fluids
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Sanitized and disinfected
Given medications
Referred to a physician
Diagnosticated and treated
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Syphilis
Tuberculosis
Peneumonia
Abscesses
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Phenol
Alcohol
Formalin
Bleach
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Spiral shape
Rounbd shape
Rod shape
Corkscrew shape
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Clean towels
Disinfectants
Storage containers
Soapy water
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Soaked in disinfectant
Stored in a clean container
Used on a new client
Dispossed of properly
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Every other day
Whenever it looks cloudly
Once a week
Once a day
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Diplococci
Staphylococci
Spirrilla
Bacilli
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Show self -vement
Undergo mitosis
Reproduce
Are pathogenic
Mycobacterium fortuitum fure
Pseudomonas
Borrelia burgdoferi
Treponema pallida
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A state law
School regulations
Federal law
Most instructors
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Metal implements
Skin sanitization
Blood spills
Rubber and plastic
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EPA-regisztered disinfectants
Quats
Alcohol
Phenols
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Acidophilous
Saprophytes
Pathogenic bacteria
Non pathogenic bacteria
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Tuberculosis bacteria
The HIV virus
Bacterial spores
Both bacteria and viruses
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Once a day
Once a week
Evry two weeks
After each clinet
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Measles
Abscensses and boils
Strep throat adn blood poisoning
Tuberculosis
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Antisseptics
Bleach
Phenols
Quats
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No longer widely used as disinfectants
EPA-registered disinfectants
The most effective disinfectants
Completly ineffective disinfetants
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Bactetria
Parasites
Viruses
Fungi
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A sodium hypochlorite
An effective disinfectant
70% isopropyl alcohol
An effective astrigent
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Haircutting shears
Razors
Brushes
Nail drills
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OSHA
FDA
MSDS
EPA
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Formalin
Alcohol
Bleach
Antiseptics
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