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DISCARD
To throw away or get rid of items that are no longer needed.
DISINFECT
To kill or destroy harmful microorganisms on surfaces or objects.
Gauze
A thin, transparent fabric used in medical settings for dressing wounds or as a tool for application.
Emery Board
A tool used to shape and smooth the edges of nails.
Combs
Tools used for untangling and styling hair.
Metal Pushers
Tools made of metal used to push back cuticles on nails.
Paper Towels
Absorbent paper used for drying hands and cleaning surfaces.
Wooden Sticks
Small tools often used for application or for cuticle care.
Sponges
Soft absorbent pieces used for applying products or cleaning.
Cotton Balls
Absorbent round balls made of cotton used for application or cleaning.
Bobby Pins
Hair accessories used to secure and hold hair in place.
Pumice Stones
Tools used to remove dead skin and smooth rough areas.
What is the primary purpose of infection control in a cosmetology setting?
To prevent the spread of harmful microorganisms.
Which of the following is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in a cosmetology salon?
All of the above (Wash hands regularly, Using clean towels for each client, Disinfecting tools after each use).
The regulating agency that enforces safety and health standards in the workplace is:
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration).
Key information on a specific product regarding ingredients and hazards is provided by:
SDS (Safety Data Sheet).
Cleaning
1st Level of Infection Control; removes dirt and debris but does not kill microbes.
Disinfection
2nd Level of Infection Control; kills certain microbes.
Sterilization
3rd Level of Infection Control; kills or destroys all microbes.
List the first step in the Brush or Comb Disinfection Procedure.
Remove all hair from the brush or comb.
What do you do after washing the brush or comb thoroughly?
Rinse and dry the brush or comb completely before immersing to avoid dilution.
What should you do after immersing the brush or comb in disinfectant solution?
Remove the brush or comb with forceps, tongs or gloved hands.
Where should disinfected brushes or combs be stored?
In a disinfected, dry, covered container or cabinet until needed.
