Barber Infection Control Flashcard

Front

Which of the following is the primary purpose of infection control in a barbershop? To improve haircutting speed, To prevent the spread of disease, To increase product sales, To please clients

Back

To prevent the spread of disease

Front

What is the term for the process of removing dirt and debris from tools before disinfecting them?

Back

Cleaning

Front

Which of the following is a common fungal skin disorder that barbers should recognize? Tinea capitis, Psoriasis, Eczema, Acne

Back

Tinea capitis

Front

What is the minimum recommended time for immersing barber tools in disinfectant solution?

Back

10 minutes

Front

Which of the following is a sign of a possible skin infection? Redness and swelling, Dryness, Freckles, Wrinkles

Back

Redness and swelling

Front

Which step should be performed first when cleaning barber tools after use? Options: Disinfecting with a chemical solution, Washing with soap and water, Drying with a towel, Placing in a UV cabinet

Back

Washing with soap and water

Front

A client presents with scaly, ring-shaped patches on the scalp. Which skin disorder is most likely present?

Back

Tinea capitis

Front

If a barber accidentally cuts a client, what is the correct sequence of actions to control infection?

Back

Stop service, put on gloves, clean the wound, apply antiseptic, cover with a bandage

Front

Which sanitation practice is most effective in preventing cross-contamination between clients? Options: Using disposable capes and towels, Reusing combs without cleaning, Sharing razors between clients, Using the same gloves for all clients

Back

Using disposable capes and towels

Front

A barber notices a client with pus-filled lesions on the scalp. What should the barber do?

Back

Refer the client to a healthcare professional and avoid service