Bacteriology - Cosmetology

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Bacteria

One-celled microorganisms with both plant and animal characteristics, also known as germs or microbes.

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Non-pathogenic Bacteria

Bacteria that are helpful or harmless.

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Pathogenic Bacteria

Bacteria that are harmful.

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Cocci

Round-shaped bacteria that can appear singly or in groups.

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Staphylococci

A type of cocci that can cause food poisoning.

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Streptococci

A type of cocci that can cause strep throat.

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Diplococci

A type of cocci that can cause meningitis.

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Bacilli

Short rod-shaped bacteria that can cause diseases such as tetanus and tuberculosis.

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Spirilla

Spiral-shaped bacteria that can cause Lyme disease, syphilis, and cholera.

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Active Stage of Bacteria

The phase where bacteria grow and reproduce, often in warm, dark, damp environments.

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Mitosis

The process by which bacteria divide into two new cells.

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Local Infection

Infection indicated by a boil or pimple that contains pus.

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Contagious Disease

A disease that spreads from one person to another by contact.

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Blood-borne Pathogens

Viruses present in all body fluids of an infected person causing diseases such as Hepatitis.

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Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV)

The virus that causes Acquired Immuno-deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), which breaks down the immune system.

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Natural Immunity

The body's natural resistance to disease.

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Acquired Immunity

Immunity developed after overcoming a disease or through inoculation.

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Barbicide

A disinfectant used to kill germs on tools and surfaces, mixed by adding 2 oz concentrate to 32 oz cold water.

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Sanitation

The lowest level of decontamination, achieved with soap and water.

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Antiseptics

Substances that kill bacteria or slow their growth for use on skin.

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Disinfectant

Products that kill microbes on contaminated tools and surfaces, but do not kill bacterial spores.

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Sterilization

The complete destruction of all living organisms, including bacterial spores, on a surface.

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Universal Precautions

Guidelines that assume all human blood and body fluids are infectious, requiring safe practices with all clients.