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State Board Practice Exam Review: Esthetician, Pivot Point / Milady Approved Curriculum (NIC States)/297 Q’s/A’s
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  • October 25, 2024
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State Board Practice Exam Review:
Esthetician, Pivot Point / Milady
Approved Curriculum (NIC States)/297
Q’s/A’s
public hygiene - -Keeping the Salon clean is this practice

- Carbolic acid - -Also known as Phenol (caustic = burns)

- Caustic - -calcium hypochlorite, sodium hypochlorite, and phenol are
classified as this

- Sodium hypochlorite - -Also known as Household Bleach

- Calcium hypochlorite - -Also known as Swimming Pool Bleach

- When using Quaternary Ammonium Compound (Quats), the procedure for
disinfecting implements according to Article 12, Section 979 is: Wash with
soap and water, immerse, and: - -Follow manufacturer's instructions
(always)

- Antiseptic - -Retards the growth of bacteria

- Witch Hazel - -A good antiseptic to use after waxing

- 2% tincture of iodine or liquid/powder alum - -To help stop bleeding
caused by extractions, a good antiseptic

- A styptic - -Is used to stop bleeding

- Periosteum - -The tissue that surrounds bone

- Ball and Socket - -The type of joint found in the shoulder

- Clavicle - -The name of the collar bone

- Mentalis - -The muscle that wrinkles the chin

- Myology - -The study of the muscular system

- Neurology - -The study of nerves

- Osteology - -The study of the bones

,- Zygomaticus - -The MUSCLE that forms the prominence of the cheeks

- Zygomatic - -The BONE that forms the prominence of the cheeks

- Mandible - -The only movable bone in the face, which is also the largest
and strongest bone of the face

- 7th Cranial Nerve - -The major MOTOR nerve of the face

- Tri-facial Nerve - -The major SENSORY nerve of the face

- The Olfactory Nerve - -The sense of smell is regulated by this

- Sensory - -Nerves that carry impulses to the brain

- Plasma - -The liquid portion of blood

- White Blood Cells - -The part of the blood that fights disease

- Lymph - -The fluid that nourishes parts of the body that have no blood
supply

- Stratum Germinativum - -The pigment is found in this layer of skin

- Subcutaneous Tissue - -Found below the cutis, underneath the derma,
beneath the skin

- Papillae - -Cone shaped elastic projections within the skin

- Melanocytes - -Found in the Epidermis - Stratum Germinativum layer

- Tactile Corpuscles - -The nerve fibers that are contained within the cone
shaped projections

- Papillary Layer - -This layer is found in the Dermis

- Sensory Nerves - -The nerve fibers that respond to heat-cold-pressure-
pain-touch

- Arrector Pili Muscle - -Also known as the goose bump muscle found in the
Dermis

- Sweat (suderiferous) Glands and Oil (sebaceous) Glands - -Found in the
Reticular Layer of the Dermis

, - Sensory/Motor Nerves - -The nerve fibers that are connected to the
arrector pili muscle

- Secretory Nerves - -The nerve fibers that regulate the secretion of oil

- Melanin - -The pigment that is found in skin

- Apocrine - -The sweat gland that is attached to the hair follicle

- Whitehead - -Also known as Milia, is a disorder of the oil glands
(sebaceous)

- Red Dermal Light Treatment - -For Dry and Aging Skin: hold 24-30 inches
from face/3-5 minutes

- Blue Dermal Light Treatment - -For Oily Skin: hold 10 inches from face/5
minutes

- White Dermal Light Treatment - -For Normal Skin: hold 15 inches from
face/10 minutes

- MSDS - -Material Safety Data Sheet

- PELs - -Permissible Exposure Limits

- Effleurage - -Warm up and cool down phase of massage

- Petrissage - -Exercise phase of massage

- Tapotement "tapping" - -Most stimulating out of all the massage
manipulations. Never use this on oily skin and/or aceneic skin types as it
produces too much stimulation of oil production, and would lead to break-
outs

- Excretion - -A substance that is HARMFUL (ie, toxins such as sweat) to the
skin or body

- Secretion - -A substance that is BENEFICIAL (ie, oil) to the skin or body

- Milliamperemeter - -Instrument that measures the rate of flow of an
electric current.

- 110 volts - -The average salon is wired for:

- Short Circuit - -When an electrical appliance has frayed wires and you plug
it in and it doesn't work, this is a:

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