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Esthetics Theory Exam Questions and Solutions
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Esthetics Theory ExamQuestions and Solutions
The FDA regulates cosmetics only in the areas of - -safety, labeling & claims
made for products
- what is the chief motor nerve of the face - -7th
- Describe disinfection - -2nd level of decontamination kills most
micoorganisms
- Fatty materials used to lubricate & moisturize the skin - -emollients
- what is located in the papillary layer of the Dermis - -Touch receptors,
blood vessels, capillaries
- Surfactants that cause oil and water to mix to form an emulsion with out
them oil and water would separate into layers - -Emulsifiers
- A tendon connecting the Occipitalis and frontalis - -Aponeurosis
- A branch of anatomical science that deals with the overall health and well
being of skin, the largest organ of the human body - -Esthetics
- When bacteria mature what happens. - -they divide into two new cells
- What is is called when bacteria mature - -mitosis
- what indicates the negative or positive pole of an electric current - -
polarity
- sebaceous gland/Oil glands - -help keep the skin soft and protected from
outside elements
- What is the stratum granulosum composed of - -cells that resemble
granules and are filled with Keratin
- Cell apendages which resemble prickly spines become - -Desmosomes
- This occurs continuously in the basal cell layer - -Cell Mitosis
- The Basal Cell layer is also known as - -Stratum Germinativum
, - what are the requirements for the teacher examination - -must be 18 yrs
or older, 12 Grade or GED, possess a current cosmetology or estetics license
and have completed an additional 500 hrs
- how much does it cost to renew a manicurist license each biennial - -
$35.00
- The process of removing hair at or near the level of the skin - -Depilation
- In salons Ethyl and Isopropyl alchol are sometimes used to disinfect
implements to be effective - what are the % of each - -ethyl alcholo no less
than 70% Isoprophy alchol99%
- What is Metabolism - -cells are nourished and carry out their activities
- Pigment that protects us from the sun - -Melanin
- What do Red Blood Cells contain - -Complex Iron
- What do the Red Blood Cells do - -deliver oxygen to the tissues in the body
- What is general infection - -is the result when the blood stream carries the
bacteria or virus and their toxins to all parts of the body
- what is the strongest bone of the face - -Mandible bone
- what 2 terms are used incorrectly (interchangeably) to describe short fine
and downy hair - -lanugo, vellus
- what is found in the reticular layer of the Dermis - -base of hair follicles,
glands, blood and lymph vessels, nerve endings, collagen, elastin
- What fluid is created by tissue inflammation that contains white blood
cells, the debris of dead cells, tissue elements and bacteria - -Puss
- This gland produces a substance that travels through the small tubelike
ducts, sweat/oil glands of the skin belong to this group - -Exocrine glands
- This gland releases secretions called hormones directly into the blood
stream which in turn influences the welfare of the entire body - -Endocrine
Gland or Ductless Gland
- Involuntary muscle that makes up the heart - -Cardiac
- How many pints of blood are in the human body - -8-10
, - White corpuscles or Leukocytes are called what - -What Blood cells
- Where should you tweeze on the brow to allow a better arch - -Tweeze the
under area of the outer portion of the brow
- What is responsible for lubricating the skin and hair - -oil ducts/Sebaceous
glands
- What are Tertiary colors - -Are formed by mixing equal amount of a
secondary color and it's neighboring primary color
- The muscle also called involuntary, visceral or smooth muscle, functions
automatically with out conscious will - -non-striated
- Products that do not contain any water are called - -anhydrous
- What type of disinfectant must be used in salons - -bactericidal, fungicidal,
virucidal
- What is Puss - -fluid created by tissue inflammation, that contains white
blood cells
- In what stage will hair removal be more effective for long term hair
reduction - -Anagen
- What is Anagen - -the growth stage during which new hair is produced
- How many divisions of the nervous systems are there - -two
- What are the divisions of the nervous system - -Central and peripheral
- permanent hair reduction - -laser hair reduction is defined as semi-
permanent
- How many secondary lesions are there - -8
- where does glycolic acid come from - -sugar cane
- What must be done to the skin prior to extractions - -Exfoliated and
warmed
- What is a local infection - -confined to a particular part of the body and is
indicated by a lesion containing puss
- The top outermost layer of the epidermis - -Stratum Corneum
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