Questions and Answers
Barbicide solution used for immersion of implements should be changed:
You have just completed a service and have several dirty implements (combs, shears, cuticle nippers, etc...).To make these safe for use on the next client, what would you do?
Clean, Disinfect
Which of the following are important reasons to practice proper infection control?
Thinking about the steps of disinfection, which of the following item(s) could be properly disinfected?
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What is the contact time (visibly moist contact) for Barbicide Wipes?
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Barbicide has two disinfectants that do not require changing. What are they?
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What advice should you give a client with a sore that has been very slow to heal?
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Which conditions are known to create an increased risk for infection and impaired healing?
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Which of the following are required or best practices regarding the use of chemicals?
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If a customer asks what your process is to assure that their service will be safe, what should you do?
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Which of the following is correct when mixing and using Barbicide?
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What must you do with dirty implements to comply with disinfection rules?
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When must gloves be changed if you are required to wear them during a service?
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What practice is important to increase adherence to social distancing guidelines?
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What type of transmission is called when handshaking increases the risk of transmission for COVID-19?
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Which of the following are important steps to proper hand washing?
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If you know you have been exposed, how long should you wait before returning to work?
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If a patron comes in for a service and shares that they have had a cough and dry sore throat, what should you do?
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Who should be encouraged to set appointments during special hours for 'at risk' patrons?
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What should you always do when greeting clients?
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If you have been notified that your appointment from yesterday has now tested positive for COVID-19, what is important to have?
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Study Notes
Barbicide Certification Course Key Points
- Daily Change: Barbicide solution for immersion must be replaced daily to ensure effective disinfection.
- Cleaning Process: After use, implement a system to clean and disinfect instruments like combs and shears in a specific order to ensure safety for the next client.
- Infection Control Importance: Practicing proper infection control is vital for safety, health regulations, and customer trust.
- Disinfectable Items: Shears and similar implements must be disinfected properly to eliminate potential pathogens.
- Contact Time: The labeled contact time for Barbicide Wipes is 5 minutes to effectively kill pathogens.
- Non-Changing Disinfectants: Barbicide wipes and Barbicide spray do not require daily changing like the immersion solution.
- Client Health Advisory: If a client has a slow-healing sore, advise them to consult their family physician for appropriate guidance.
- Increased Infection Risk: Certain medical conditions can heighten susceptibility to infection and delay healing; awareness is crucial.
- Chemical Safety: Adopting best practices in chemical usage, including proper storage and application, is essential for salon safety.
- Demonstrating Processes: If asked about safety protocols, show clients the steps taken to disinfect tools, ensuring their concerns are addressed.
- Correct Mixing: Proper mixing and usage of Barbicide are critical for effective salon sanitation practices.
- Handling Dirty Implements: Dirty tools should be placed in a clearly labeled covered container to follow state regulations.
- Glove Changes: Gloves used during services must be changed before each new procedure or after leaving the client's side to maintain hygiene.
- Social Distancing Measures: Appointment requirements help enforce social distancing guidelines in salons.
- Transmission Risk: Handshaking is a direct transmission method for COVID-19 and should be avoided to reduce infection risk.
- Hand Washing Technique: Proper hand washing involves rubbing hands with soap for 20-30 seconds to reduce pathogen spread significantly.
- Exposure Precaution: Individuals exposed to COVID-19 should wait 14 days before returning to work to prevent spreading the virus.
- Coughing Clients: If a patron exhibits symptoms like a cough, politely ask them to reschedule to ensure the safety of all.
- At-Risk Appointments: Special hours should be designated for at-risk clients to promote safer access to services.
- Client Engagement: Always ask clients if they have any questions or concerns during greetings to enhance their comfort and trust.
- Contact List Requirement: Maintain a complete list of names and contact information for everyone present in the establishment, especially for contact tracing purposes following a positive COVID-19 case.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards for the Barbicide Certification Course. Each card presents key terms and definitions related to the safe use and handling of Barbicide solutions. Perfect for both beginners and those looking to refresh their knowledge in disinfecting salon tools.
