Safety In The Salon

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Safety In The Salon

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Question 1

To help prevent chemical ingestion, never eat anything in the salon without first:

A	Washing hands
B	Asking permission
C	Having an antacid
D	Taking a sample

Question 2

To protect lungs when filling nails, you and your client should wear:

A	Dust masks
B	Bandanas
C	Oxygen tanks
D	Clean towels

Question 3

The area the size of a beach ball that is directly in front of your mouth is:

A	Your allergy zone
B	Your breathing zone
C	Your health zone
D	Your ventilation zone

Question 4

Food and chemical in the salon should be stored in:

A	The refrigerator
B	Paper bags
C	Separate areas
D	The office

Question 5

Dust masks quickly lose effectiveness and should be replaced:

A	Every few days
B	Daily
C	Monthly
D	Yearly

Question 6

To cover the small dishes you use for acrylic powder and liquid, use:

A	Jar lids
B	Marbles
C	Plastic wrap
D	Aluminum foil

Question 7

The best solution to salon vapor and dust control is:

A	Fans
B	Vented manicure table
C	Local exhaust
D	Blowers

Question 8

Many nail products are even more flammable than:

A	Lighter fluid
B	Charcoal
C	Water
D	Gasoline

Question 9

When the possibility for chemical splashing exists, you and your client should wear:

A	Masks
B	Gloves
C	Rubber aprons
D	Eye protection

Question 10

To turn safety into a promotion for nail art, add your hand-painted designs to frames of:

A	Safety goggles
B	Nail dryers
C	Dust masks
D	Chairs

Question 11

Proper ventilation requires that fumes and vapors be vented to:

A	Reception area
B	Bathroom
C	Outside
D	Haircolor area

Question 12

Many nail products are highly flammable, thus smoking near them could cause a:

A	Ventilation overload
B	Fire
C	Skin allergy
D	Chronic cough

Question 13

Nail product chemical enter your body in all these ways EXCEPT:

A	Skin contact
B	Inhalation
C	Injection
D	Ingestion

Question 14

Carcinogens are substances that can cause:

A	Skin irritation
B	Cancer
C	Flash fires
D	Spoilage

Question 15

To avoid ingesting chemicals at your station, you and your clients should not:

A	Smoke
B	Breathe
C	Touch
D	Eat or drink

Question 16

To be effective, the charcoal filter in a vented manicuring table must be changed every:

A	Week
B	20 hours
C	48 hours
D	Month

Question 17

Lightheadedness, runny nose, and tingling toes are symptoms of chemical:

A	Burn
B	Inhalation
C	Overexposure
D	Exposure

Question 18

Because of the possibility of eye injury, contact lenses should not be worn when:

A	Skiing
B	Swimming
C	Working in the salon
D	Showering

Question 19

An MSDS can be obtained from your salon’s:

A	Distributor
B	Main office
C	Cleaning person
D	Fire department

Question 20

To help keep your area well ventilated, empty your plastic trash bag:

A	Daily
B	Weekly
C	Several times per day
D	Monthly

Question 21

Capping products will reduce vapors and make them:

A	Look neater
B	Last longer
C	Harder to open
D	Easier to steal

Question 22

A Material Safety Data Sheet will tell you about a product’s potential:

A	Price increase
B	Hazards
C	Reformulation
D	Discontinuation

Question 23

The distance between a roof exhaust pipe and an intake vent should be at least:

A	Eight feet
B	Ten feet
C	Fifteen feet
D	Twenty-one feet

Question 24

Storage for chemicals should be in cool areas and away from:

A	Appliance/furnace with pilot light
B	Hair colors
C	Perm solutions
D	Garbage cans

Question 25

An MSDS must include information about all these areas EXCEPT:

A	First aid procedures
B	Physical hazards
C	Protection measures
D	Application methods

Question 26

You can eliminate vapors by all methods EXCEPT:

A	Tightly sealing product container
B	Avoiding use of pressurized sprays
C	Running fans
D	Emptying waste containers

Question 27

Nail products can be ruined by:

A	Overmixing
B	Excessive heat
C	Shaking too hard
D	Cool temperatures

Question 28

An accidental splash of disinfectant solution or primer can seriously injure the:

A	Nail
B	Polish
C	Implements
D	Eyes

Question 29

Cumulative trauma disorders can be caused by all factors EXCEPT:

A	Chemical overexposure
B	Repetitive motion
C	Awkward twisting
D	Working in one position

Question 30

To prevent chemical accidents, never use a product if its container is n

A	Sealed
B	Sanitized
C	Full
D	Labeled

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