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Continue the service immediately
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Stop, follow blood-exposure (blood spill) procedures using gloves and proper cleanup, and avoid contact with the blood
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Ignore it
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D
Use the same tool on the next client
Why this is the answer
If a client bleeds during a service, the cosmetologist must stop and follow proper blood-exposure procedures: put on gloves, stop the bleeding and clean/cover the wound appropriately, and clean and disinfect any contaminated surfaces and tools (or discard single-use items). Tools that contacted blood must be properly disinfected before reuse or thrown away if single-use. These precautions prevent transmission of bloodborne pathogens. Handling blood exposure correctly is both a safety requirement and a tested exam topic.
Source: Scientific Concepts — Blood Exposure Procedures