Final Exam Study Guide II Flashcards

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What is the difference between hyperpigmentation and hypo-pigmentation?

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Hyper- overproduction
Hypo- lack of pigment

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What is the biggest external cause of hyperpigmentation?

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Sun exposure

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

A hormonal form of hyperpigmentation characterized by bilateral patches of brown pigmentation on cheeks, jaw, forehead, lip

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Melasma

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What are possible causes for melasma?

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Birth control pills, pregnancy, hormonal imbalances, etc.

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What external cause can exacerbate melasma?

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Sun exposure

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

Name 3 examples of tyrosinase inhibitors

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Kojic Acid
Azelaic Acid
Hydroquinone

(bearberry, arbutin, niacinamide, vitamin C, licorice)

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENATION

Which tyrosinase inhibitor is banned for use in the US in high percentages? (over 3%) Why?

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Hydroquinone

It can cause cancer and other side effects

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What are three methods of stopping melanin production?

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Copper binders
Tyrosine inhibitors
Tyrosinase inhibitors

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TREATING HYPERPIGMENTATION

What are 3 ways to prevent hyperpigmentation?

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Avoid sun exposure
Wear SPF
Tyrosinase inhibitors

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

Enzyme that stimulates melanocytes and produces melanin

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Tyrosinase

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

The process of melanin production is called

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Melanogenesis

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

True or False:
Melanin is a protein

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True

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

What two components are required in order to form a protein i.e. melanin?

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Amino Acid + Enzyme

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

The protein that gives skin its color and provides protection from the sun

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Melanin

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

Cells that produce pigment granules in the basal layer?

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Melanocytes

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UNDERSTANDING MELANIN

Pigment-carrying granules

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Melanosomes

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What are the four components of the acid mantel?

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Sebum (oil)
Water
Lipid (fat)
Sweat

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What are the four parts of the “less rule”?

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Less…

Time
Heat
Pressure
Friction

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Rosacea is common in what ages?

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30-50

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What Fitzpatrick skin type is rosacea most frequently seen in?

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1 & 2

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What is the pH range of the skin?

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4.5-5.5

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What is another name for hydrolipidic film?

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Acid mantel

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Anti-aging exfoliant
AHA or BHA?

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AHA

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Clearing exfoliant
AHA or BHA?

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BHA

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Products that are considered negative and are used for desincrustation
Alkaline
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Products that are considered positive and are mostly used for iontophoresis
Acidic
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The process of using electric current to introduce water-soluble solutions into the skin
Iontophoresis
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Two forms of ionic penetration; which is positive, which is negative?
Cataphoresis (+) Anaphoresis (-)
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Infusion of a negative product (e.g. multi-active scaling gel)
Anaphoresis
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Infusion of a positive product (e.g. mask)
Cataphoresis
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Ingredients that allow products to spread, give texture, form, but do not necessarily change the appearance of skin
Functional ingredients
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Ingredients that cause the actual change in the appearance of the skin
Performance ingredients (actives)
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Short chains of amino acids; the building blocks of proteins
Peptides
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What are the three most common types of proteins found in the skin?
Collagen Elastin Keratin
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Protein fiber found in the dermis; gives skin its elasticity
Elastin
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Fibrous, connective tissue made from protein; gives skin its firmness
Collagen
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Principal component of hair, skin and nails; provides resilience and protection
Keratin
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The study of hair
Trichology
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Excessive hair growth in women where men normally grow hair
Hirsutism
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Excessive hair growth of terminal hair where velds hair grows
Hypertrichosis
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What are the 3 stages of hair growth?
Anagen Phase Catagen Phase Telogen Phase
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Transition stage of hair growth. Mitosis ceases. Shortest part of hair cycle
Catagen Phase
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Growth stage during which new hair is produced. Longest part of hair cycle.
Anagen Phase
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Final; or resting stage of hair growth. Hair is ready to shed.
Telogen Phase
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What is the acronym to remember the stages of hair growth?
A.C.T.
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What are the 4 anatomy elements of the hair?
Root Bulb Shaft Papilla
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Waxing is what form of hair removal?
Epilation
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Shaving is what form of hair removal?
Depilation
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Part of the hair that anchors to the skin
Root
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Club shaped structure surrounding the papilla
Bulb
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Hair above surface
Shaft
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Cone shaped structure inside the club
Papilla
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Describe how micro current works
wave therapy that sends electrical current in the skin which signals the brain to contract muscles to lift and firm the skin
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A pink or flesh-colored precancerous lesion that feels sharp or tough and is a result of sun damage.
Actinic keratosis
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What are the 3 main types of skin cancer
Basal Cell Carcinoma Squamous Cell Carcinoma Malignant Melanoma
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Which type of skin cancer is the most serious/fatal?
Malignant Melanoma
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Which type of skin cancer is the most common/least severe?
Basal Cell Carcinoma
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Acronym for melanoma detection
ABCDE
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What does the A stand for?
Asymmetry
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What does the B stand for?
Border
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What does the C stand for?
Color
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What does the D stand for?
Diameter
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What does the E stand for?
Evolving