Diagnostic: Safety and Infection Control - PSI_Ed.

Diagnostic: Safety and Infection Control - PSI_Ed.

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What precautions should be taken when dealing with a client who has an infection on their face?

Back

refuse to perform makeup service

Answer explanation

In the cosmetology field, maintaining client safety and infection control is crucial to prevent the spread of diseases and maintain a hygienic work environment.

Refuse to perform makeup service is the correct answer because working on a client with a suspected infection on their face can spread the infection and put both the client and the cosmetologist at risk. The incorrect options, Apply makeup with clean brushes, Use gloves and continue service, and Disinfect client's face before service, may seem like reasonable precautions, but they do not adequately address the risk of spreading the infection.

Key Takeaway: Always prioritize client safety and infection control by refusing to perform services on clients with suspected infections or unhealthy conditions.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is the FIRST step in the pre-service procedure for infection control?

Back

wash hands with soap and water

Answer explanation

Proper hand hygiene is essential in preventing the spread of infectious diseases in a salon or spa setting.

Wash hands with soap and water is the correct answer because it is the first and most crucial step in the pre-service infection control procedure. The incorrect choices, Put on disposable gloves, Clean the table surface, and Disinfect manicure implements, are important steps in maintaining a clean environment, but they should be performed after proper hand washing to ensure the highest level of infection control.

Key Takeaway: Always begin the pre-service procedure with proper hand washing to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and maintain a clean and safe environment for clients.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Which condition makes it inappropriate to work on a client's skin or nails?

Back

unhealthy or infected skin

Answer explanation

Proper infection control and safety practices are essential in cosmetology to prevent the spread of infections and protect both the client and the professional.

Working on a client with unhealthy or infected skin is correct because it can lead to the spread of infections and cause harm to the client. Incorrect options include clean and dry skin, which is generally safe to work on, slightly cold hands and feet, which may indicate impaired circulation but not necessarily an infection risk, and light skin blemishes, which are not typically a sign of unhealthy or infected skin.

Key Takeaway: Always avoid working on clients with unhealthy or infected skin or nails to ensure safety and prevent the spread of infections.

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Why is hand washing important before and after each client?

Back

prevents cross-contamination

Answer explanation

Hand washing is a crucial aspect of maintaining safety and infection control in a salon environment. It helps prevent the spread of germs and pathogens between clients and cosmetologists.

The correct answer is Prevents cross-contamination. Hand washing before and after each client ensures that bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens are not transferred between clients or from the cosmetologist to the client. The incorrect choices are: Improves client's mood., which, although it may be a side effect of a clean salon, is not the primary reason for hand washing; Increases hairstyling precision., which is unrelated to hand washing; and Reduces salon cleanup time., which is also unrelated to the purpose of hand washing in infection control.

Key Takeaway: Hand washing is essential for preventing cross-contamination and ensuring a safe salon environment for both clients and cosmetologists.

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What should be applied to the hands after washing them to maintain good skin condition?

Back

protective hand cream

Answer explanation

Hand washing is crucial in cosmetology to prevent the spread of diseases and maintain good hygiene. It should be performed before and after each client, and it is important to take care of the skin on the hands after washing.

Protective hand cream is the correct answer because it helps maintain good skin condition after washing hands. The incorrect choices are: Alcohol-based hand sanitizer, which is used when soap and water are not available but cannot replace proper hand washing; Fragrance-free soap, which is used for washing hands but not for maintaining skin condition after washing; and Powdered talc, which is not used for hand care in cosmetology.

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What information should be gathered through a client intake form?

Back

health & potential contraindications

Answer explanation

The question focuses on the essential information that should be gathered through a client intake form to ensure safe working practices and client protection measures in cosmetology.

Health and potential contraindications is the correct answer because it is crucial to know about any health issues or contraindications that may affect the client's treatment or safety during the service. The incorrect choices, such as Client's favorite salon services, Client's hair color preference, and Client's previous salon visits, may be helpful for understanding client preferences and history but are not directly related to safety and infection control.

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

How often should you clean and disinfect your station, client chair, counters, surfaces, and floor mats?

Back

after each client

Answer explanation

Maintaining a clean and sanitary environment is crucial in cosmetology to prevent the spread of infections and ensure client safety. The question focuses on the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting essential salon areas.

After each client is the correct answer because it is important to maintain a clean and disinfected environment for every client to minimize the risk of cross-contamination. Incorrect options include Once a day, Every two hours, and Weekly. These frequencies are insufficient for maintaining a sanitary environment, as they do not account for the varying number of clients and potential exposure incidents throughout the day.

Key Takeaway: Always clean and disinfect your station, client chair, counters, surfaces, and floor mats after each client to ensure a safe and sanitary environment.

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