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Infection Control Guidelines for Personal Appearance Services 2012 March 2012 ISBN 0-7345-2988-0 Infection Control Guidelines for Personal Appearance Services 2012 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 4 1. GUIDELINE - STANDARD Infection Control 6 INTRODUCTION .. 6 Standard 6 HAND 6 When should hands be washed? .. 6 How to wash your 6 Other handwashing 8 skin 8 EXPOSURE TO BLOOD AND BODY SUBSTANCES .. 8 How to manage client bleeding .. 8 How to manage operator exposure to blood or other body 8 INSTRUMENTS AND 9 skin penetration instruments .. 9 Depilatory wax .. 9 CLEANING AND STORAGE OF RE-USABLE INSTRUMENTS .. 9 Cleaning 10 Managing and storing instruments .. 10 Care of cleaning 10 SMOKING, EATING AND DRINKING .. 11 LINEN AND CLOTHING LAUNDRY AND STORAGE .. 11 11 CLOTHING AND 11 2.
• cover visible skin lesions (eg. cuts, abrasions, and/or infections) on exposed parts of your body with an adhesive water-resistant dressing. Change the covering regularly or when the dressing becomes soiled • hand care is also important as a means of preventing rashes and lesions, because intact skin is a natural defence against infection
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