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THIS COURSE SATISFIES ELECTIVE REQUIREMENT Chapter 1: Cosmetology Hazards and Occupational Chemical Exposure in Salons Cosmetologists are exposed to various chemicals every day in their profession. Many of the products used in salons have been linked to health risks due to chemicals found in their products.
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THIS COURSE SATISFIES CHEMICAL MAKEUP REQUIREMENT Chapter 2: Our Body’s Chemistry: Hair, Skin, and Nails
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The cosmetology industry survives on human services focusing on the Integumentary System, and therefore in order to provide quality cosmetic services, it is essential that licensed cosmetologists have a working understanding of the functions, chemical makeup, and proper treatment of the organs within the Integumentary System: skin, hair, and nails.
THIS COURSE SATISFIES WORKERS’ COMPENSATION REQUIREMENT Chapter 3: An Overview of the Workers’ Compensation System in Florida
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This chapter identifies the primary responsibilities of the Florida Division of Workers’ compensation, and what the duties for each department are. It will also discuss the benefit rights of the injured worker and how to file a claim and resolve a dispute. THIS COURSE SATISFIES HIV/AIDS REQUIREMENT Chapter 4: HIV/AIDS and Cosmetology: Protecting Your Clients and Yourself Learning about HIV/AIDS and recognizing commonly believed myths and misconceptions about the disease is important to professional cosmetology and the salon industry, as business is built upon customer relationships and the provision of quality and fair services to all customers. This chapter covers the two primary areas of law pertaining to the practice of cosmetology in the State of Florida and will also show excerpts of documents that will clarify regulations and explain legal responsibilities and obligations. THIS COURSE SATISFIES ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES REQUIREMENT Chapter 6: Environmental Safety: Hazardous Chemicals in the Salon Setting In the salon setting, one of the most important environmental factors is the presence of chemicals and hazardous materials. Multiple chemicals can be found within the salon setting, from the everyday products that are used on clients or the cleaning supplies used. THIS COURSE SATISFIES LAWS AND RULES REQUIREMENT Chapter 5: Florida Laws and Rules
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THIS COURSE SATISFIES OSHA REQUIREMENT Chapter 7: OSHA Responsibilities for the Salon
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In this chapter the learner will be able to address safety and health issues in the workplace, be able to describe employer responsibilities, and know the purpose of OSHA laws and regulations.
THIS COURSE SATISFIES SANITATION AND STERILIZATION REQUIREMENT Chapter 8: A Matter of Life or Death: Sanitation and Sterilization in the Salon Industry Infection and germs are a concern in the salon industry and can even be a matter of life and death. Following proper sanitation and sterilization practices can help prevent the spread of these killer organisms. Final Examination Answer Sheet
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