Which type of EPA-registered disinfectant is considered the most appropriate for general salon/spa use and is effective against HIV and HBV?

Which type of EPA-registered disinfectant is

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ALow-level disinfectants effective only against vegetative bacteria
BSterilant-level chemicals requiring OSHA-certified autoclave
CHousehold bleach at full, undiluted concentration
DHospital-level (intermediate-level) disinfectants effective against mycobacteria

✓ Correct answer: D. Hospital-level (intermediate-level) disinfectants effective against mycobacteria The NIC and Milady curriculum specify that hospital-level (intermediate-level) EPA-registered disinfectants, which are effective against Mycobacterium tuberculosis, HIV, and HBV, are the standard required in professional esthetics settings.

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