320 Hour Lash Specialty Practice Exam

320 HOUR LASH

SPECIALTY PRACTICE

EXAM Question 1: What is the highest level of decontamination that destroys all microbial life, including bacterial spores?

Choices:

1) Sanitation 2) Disinfection 3) Sterilization 4) Cleaning

Correct Answer: Sterilization

Explanation: Sterilization completely destroys all microorganisms, including bacterial spores. It is the highest level of decontamination.Page 1

Question 2: Which agency registers all types of disinfectants sold and used in the United States?

Choices:

1) OSHA

2) EPA

3) FDA

4) CDC

Correct Answer: EPA

Explanation: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registers all types of disinfectants sold and used in the United States.

Question 3: What document provides detailed information about hazardous

ingredients, safe handling, and product safety?

Choices:

1) EPA Registration 2) Bloodborne Pathogen Standard 3) Safety Data Sheet (SDS) 4) State Board Rulebook

Correct Answer: Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Explanation: The Safety Data Sheet (SDS), formerly MSDS, provides crucial information on chemical hazards, safe handling, and emergency procedures.Page 2

Question 4: Which of the following describes the proper protocol for a blood

exposure incident during a service?

Choices:

1) Wipe it with a towel and continue 2) Stop the service and put on gloves 3) Apply alcohol directly to the wound 4) Ask the client to leave immediately

Correct Answer: Stop the service and put on gloves

Explanation: The �rst step in a blood exposure incident is to stop the service and immediately put on protective gloves.Question 5: What is the correct procedure for disposing of contaminated materials from a blood exposure incident?

Choices:

1) Throw them in the regular trash 2) Double-bag them and place in a closed biohazard receptacle 3) Rinse them with water and reuse 4) Burn them outside the salon

Correct Answer: Double-bag them and place in a closed biohazard receptacle

Explanation: Contaminated materials must be double-bagged and placed in a clearly marked biohazard receptacle.Page 3