Facial L1 Module 2 – Infection Prevention and Treatment Safety

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  1. 1. Equipment Safety: Routine ______ , correct operation and temperature control help prevent electrical injuries and burns.
  2. 4. Hand Hygiene: Proper handwashing and alcohol-based hand rub are essential tools for reducing ______ transmission.
  3. 6. Microorganism Awareness: Bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites may present different infection ______ in facial treatment environments.
  4. 11. Instrument Classification: The intended use of an ______ determines the level of reprocessing required
  5. 13. Workplace Organization: Separating clean supplies from _______ materials supports efficient infection control.
  6. 14. Chain of Infection: Infection prevention involves ______ transmission through hygiene, disinfection and appropriate protective measures.
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  1. 2. Levels of Decontamination: Cleaning, sanitizing, disinfection and sterilization serve different_______ and are not interchangeable.
  2. 3. Chemical Safety: Understanding WHMIS, product labels and safety data sheets reduces workplace _______ risks .
  3. 5. Contraindication Recognition: Suspicious lesions, possible infections and compromised ______ conditions require appropriate treatment decisions.
  4. 7. Cosmetic Product Integrity: Proper dispensing,______ and inventory management help preserve product safety.
  5. 8. Emergency Preparedness: Exposure incidents require prompt intervention, appropriate first aid, _______ and follow-up.
  6. 9. Standard Precautions: Apply infection prevention practices consistently, regardless of a client's apparent _______ .
  7. 10. Disinfectant Effectiveness: Correct dilution, surface compatibility and manufacturer-specified _______ time are essential.
  8. 12. Regulatory Compliance: Estheticians must understand and follow applicable Ontario public health _______ and infection prevention requirements.