Milady Ch5: Infection Control Quiz

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Infection control essentials (Milady Ch5)

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Froggy Jumps Milady Ch5: Infection Control QuizOnline version Infection control essentials (Milady Ch5) by Antionette Rowell 1 What is the primary purpose of standard precautions in infection control? a To protect clients and workers by treating all blood and bodily fluids as potentially infectious b To sterilize every tool after use c To prevent cross-traffic in the clinic only 2 Which PPE is essential when exposure to bodily fluids is possible? a Gloves, masks, eye protection, and gowns b Only gloves c Only a mask and gloves 3 What does sterilization mean? a Disinfecting surfaces without heat b Eliminating all microbes, including spores, from instruments c Removing visible debris only 4 Which method is a common sterilization method in salons? a Autoclaving (steam under pressure) b UV lamp exposure without steam c Boiling water 5 What is the difference between disinfection and sanitation? a Both kill all microbes b Sanitation kills spores, disinfection does not c Disinfection kills most pathogens; sanitation reduces microbial load 6 Why is hand hygiene critical in infection control? a It only protects the practitioner b It is optional in most settings c It reduces the spread of infections before and after client contact 7 What should be done if a blood spill occurs? a Use PPE, isolate the area, and clean with approved disinfectant b Ignore it if it’s small c Wait for someone else to handle it 8 Which statements about OSHA and exposure control plans are true? a They require training and documentation for workers b They apply only to hospitals c They are optional for salons 9 What is important about instrument handling post-use? a Air-dry while in the tray b Keep them segregated, cleaned, and sterilized according to protocol c Rinse and reuse without cleaning 10 Which of the following best describes chemical disinfection levels? a High-level disinfection kills most pathogens but not spores; sterilization kills all b Low-level disinfection kills all bacteria c Normal cleaning is enough for all microbes

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Milady Ch5: Infection Control QuizOnline version

Infection control essentials (Milady Ch5)

by Antionette Rowell

What is the primary purpose of standard precautions in infection control?

To protect clients and workers by treating all blood and bodily fluids as potentially infectious

To sterilize every tool after use

To prevent cross-traffic in the clinic only

Which PPE is essential when exposure to bodily fluids is possible?

Gloves, masks, eye protection, and gowns

Only gloves

Only a mask and gloves

What does sterilization mean?

Disinfecting surfaces without heat

Eliminating all microbes, including spores, from instruments

Removing visible debris only

Which method is a common sterilization method in salons?

Autoclaving (steam under pressure)

UV lamp exposure without steam

Boiling water

What is the difference between disinfection and sanitation?

Both kill all microbes

Sanitation kills spores, disinfection does not

Disinfection kills most pathogens; sanitation reduces microbial load

Why is hand hygiene critical in infection control?

It only protects the practitioner

It is optional in most settings

It reduces the spread of infections before and after client contact

What should be done if a blood spill occurs?

Use PPE, isolate the area, and clean with approved disinfectant

Ignore it if it’s small

Wait for someone else to handle it

Which statements about OSHA and exposure control plans are true?

They require training and documentation for workers

They apply only to hospitals

They are optional for salons

What is important about instrument handling post-use?

Air-dry while in the tray

Keep them segregated, cleaned, and sterilized according to protocol

Rinse and reuse without cleaning

Which of the following best describes chemical disinfection levels?

High-level disinfection kills most pathogens but not spores; sterilization kills all

Low-level disinfection kills all bacteria

Normal cleaning is enough for all microbes

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Milady Ch5: Infection Control QuizOnline version

by Antionette Rowell

What is the primary purpose of standard precautions in infection control?

Which PPE is essential when exposure to bodily fluids is possible?

What does sterilization mean?

Which method is a common sterilization method in salons?

What is the difference between disinfection and sanitation?

Why is hand hygiene critical in infection control?

What should be done if a blood spill occurs?

Which statements about OSHA and exposure control plans are true?

What is important about instrument handling post-use?

Which of the following best describes chemical disinfection levels?

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