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Nevada State Board License Exam for Esthetics [Cosmetology]| Approved 2024/2025 What type of tissue is primarily responsible for the regeneration of skin after an injury? Connective tissue Which layer of the skin contains melanocytes, the cells responsible for pigment production? Stratu...

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Nevada State Board License Exam for
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What type of tissue is primarily responsible for the regeneration of skin after an injury?

Connective tissue



Which layer of the skin contains melanocytes, the cells responsible for pigment production?

Stratum basale



A drinking fountain, cooler, or refreshment center can be located in the restroom of a

cosmetological establishment. False



What is the primary function of sebaceous glands in the skin?

To secrete sebum for lubrication



In histology, what does the term "stratified" refer to regarding epithelial tissue?

Multiple layers of cells



Which type of skin cancer is characterized by abnormal growth of melanocytes?

Melanoma



What is the role of the dermal papillae in the skin?
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, To increase the surface area for nutrient exchange between the dermis and epidermis



Which type of connective tissue is found in the dermis?

Dense irregular connective tissue



What is the primary cause of acne vulgaris?

Hormonal changes leading to increased sebum production



Which vitamin is essential for the maintenance and repair of skin tissues?

Vitamin C



In dermatology, what does the term "telangiectasia" refer to?

Dilated superficial blood vessels



What is the most common type of skin disorder caused by excessive sun exposure?

Actinic keratosis



What is the purpose of performing a patch test before applying new cosmetic products?

To check for allergic reactions



Which chemical is commonly used in sterilization to kill bacteria and viruses on surfaces?

Ethylene oxide


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,What is the primary ingredient in chemical exfoliants that helps to remove dead skin cells?

Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs)



In histology, what is the function of keratinocytes in the epidermis?

To produce keratin, providing a protective barrier



What skin condition is characterized by an overproduction of skin cells leading to thick, red,

scaly patches?

Psoriasis



What is the role of Langerhans cells in the skin?

To act as immune cells detecting pathogens



Which type of light is used in phototherapy to treat various skin conditions?

Ultraviolet (UV) light



What is the main objective of sterilization in a beauty setting?

To eliminate all microorganisms from tools and surfaces



In dermatology, what does the term "comedo" refer to?

A clogged hair follicle, commonly known as a blackhead or whitehead



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, Which skin layer is responsible for housing hair follicles and sweat glands?

Dermis



What is the primary effect of using retinoids in skincare?

To promote cell turnover and improve skin texture



Which type of exfoliation uses physical methods to remove dead skin cells?

Mechanical exfoliation



What is the name of the condition characterized by the loss of pigment in patches of skin?

Vitiligo



What type of skin lesions are typically raised, red, and often itchy?

Wheals



In histology, what type of cell is primarily involved in the production of collagen?

Fibroblasts



Which procedure is commonly used to treat acne scars and involves controlled injury to the skin?

Microneedling




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