Anatomy & SciencesQuestion 31 of 484
A client arrives with visible live lice in her hair. The appropriate response in a California salon is:
a.Charge an extra fee and proceed
b.Decline the service and refer the client to a pharmacist or physician for treatment
c.Use a higher-strength disinfectant on combs and continue
d.Wash the hair with regular shampoo and proceed
Explanation
Active infestation must not be treated in the salon; service is declined and the client is referred. Tools used must then be disinfected per California rules.
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