General Knowledge - ( Part Five) Flashcards
Application of individual false eyelashes should begin:
At the center of the eye and move out words
The application of individual false eyelashes is often referred to as:
Eye tabbing
Another name for strip lashes is:
A) Banded lashes
B) individual lashes
C) attached lashes
D) none of the above
Correct D) None of the above
Eye tabbing is a process involving the application of:
Single individual lashes
When applying false eyelashes, because of the adhesive used, it is advisable to:
Give a PD test and wait 24 to 48 hours
In removing band/strip eyelashes:
Peel slowly and gently from outer corner
When shaping eyebrows using tweezers, and what direction should the hairs be removed?
In the direction of the hair growth
In a make up application, what is considered the “ideal” shaped face:
Oval
What facial shape our most professional make up artist trying to mimic or create?
Oval
In the “heart shaped” face, the greatest width will be found:
At the temples
In the “diamond shaped” face, the greatest width will be found:
At the cheekbones
In the “diamond shaped” face, the greatest width will be found:
A) At the zygomatic bone
B) at the cheekbones
C) at the malar bone
D) all of the above
Correct D) All of the above
From highest to lowest, decontamination is as follows:
A) Sanitation, disinfection, sterilization
B) sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
C) sanitation, sterilization, disinfection
D) sterilization, sanitation, disinfection
Correct B) sterilization, disinfection, sanitation
From lowest to highest, decontamination is as follows:
A) sanitation, disinfection, sterilization
B) disinfection, sanitation, sterilization
C) sanitation, sterilization, disinfection
D) sterilization, sanitation, disinfection
Correct A) sanitation, disinfection, sterilization
To reduce the width of an overly broad nose, you would apply:
Darker shade on sides of nose
Bacteriology is the science dealing with the study of:
Micro organisms
If a client has a round face, the professional make up artist will try to:
Make the face appear longer “oval” with less width at the center
Bacteria are also known as:
Germs and microbes
Decontamination refers to:
A) Sanitation
B) sterilization
C) disinfection
D) all of the above
Correct D) All of the above
_________ is the highest form of decontamination:
Sterilization
__________ is the lowest form of decontamination:
Sanitation
_________ is the level of decontamination required in a spa or salon setting:
Disinfection
__________ is the level of decontamination required by doctors, hospitals, or dentist:
Sterilization
What is the recommended strength of quats for the salon and spa industry?
1 : 1000
How long must implements remain submerged in quats to be sanitized?
10 minutes
High quality quats (quaternary ammonium compounds) is/are:
A) Viracides
B) fungicides
C) bactericide
D) all of the above
Correct D) All of the above
A hospital grade germicide must be a viracidal, bactericidal, fungicidal, and:
Tuberculocidal
Which method of sterilization is commonly used in the salon and spa industry:
A) Chemical
B) dry heat
C) wet heat
D) high frequency
Correct A) Chemical
In addition to, or instead of, quats ; what other product will effectively sanitize tools:
Formalin
Implements that have been cleansed, and are ready for use, should be kept in a:
Dry sanitizer
Using darker foundation colors in corrective make up will do which of the following:
Undesirable features are less noticeable
To make a large prominent nose appear smaller, you would:
Apply a darker foundation at the bridge, tip, and sides of the nose
What is the level of decontamination required wherever blood is regularly drawn:
Sterilization
When stored together, sodium bromate and ammonia are combustible and may produce
A) Highly unpleasant odor‘s
B) fire
C) toxic fumes
D) all of the above
Correct D) All of the above
Pediculosis refers to:
Lice
Pediculosis capitis refers to:
Head lice
Tinea refers to, or is also known as:
Ringworm
Tinea capitis refers to:
Ringworm of the scalp
A common affliction caused by tinea pedis or ringworm is:
Athletes foot
Products are often placed in cobalt blue or amber colored bottles for what reason:
Protect contents from light
Which of the following terms are used to mean unsanitary conditions?
Septic
Which of the following terms are used to mean sanitary conditions?
Aseptic
If the state board inspector gave you a failing grade because your implements were unclean and stored in an unsanitary manner, this would mean they were:
Septic
If an object is free from pathogenic bacteria, it is said to be:
Aseptic
Sodium hypochlorite, is more commonly known as:
Bleach
Caustic is a term that refers to:
Burn
Bleach is a very effective disinfectant for:
Laundry including towels and capes
Blood platelets are colorless cells that help with blood clotting, they are also known as:
Thrombocytes
This is a colorless/slightly yellow liquid found in blood plasma:
Lymph
Ultraviolet sanitizers are very effective when used in what capacity:
Store previously disinfected implements
The process that effectively kills any transmissible agents (fungi, spores, bacteria, viruses, spore forms, etc.) from food, surfaces or equipment:
Sterilization
The process where the body produces antibodies to fight infection is known as:
Active or natural immunity
When the body relies on the injection of antibodies from another source to fight infection:
Passive or acquired immunity
Hydrogen peroxide in different strengths has which of the following actions:
A) 2% is used to cleanse the skin
B) 10 volume is used as a deposit only
C) 6% and above is used to lift and deposit
D) All of the above
Correct D) all of the above
Plastic combs and metal shears should not be placed in bleach because bleach is:
Corrosive
Disinfection means to:
Kill / eliminate micro organisms on a surface
A disease which can be spread to others is known as:
Communicable
Bacteria may be broadly classified into two groups:
Pathogenic and non-pathogenic
The vast majority of bacteria are:
Non-pathogenic
Pathogenic bacteria are:
Harmful and disease producing
How many bones are found in the hand (fingers/digits and palm/carpus):
19
Which process of cleaning implements is generally not used by the stylist?
Sterilization
A person who has a disease, is contagious, and yet shows no symptoms of that disease:
Asymptomatic
Cocci bacteria are what shape:
Round
Bacilli bacteria are what shape:
Rod
Spirilla bacteria are what shape:
Spiral or a corkscrew
Of the three types of bacteria studied, which two are motile/mobile:
Bacilli & spirilla
Both motile, bacilli and spirilla are able to move about by the use of:
Cilia and flagella
3% H202 is used as a / an :
Anti-septic
Unclean implements, particularly brushes/combs, are likely to spread:
Pediculosis
Conjunctivitis, tinea, scabies, pediculosis, and the common cold are all conditions that will prevent the cosmetologist from working, these conditions are considered:
Contagious or communicable diseases
Bacteria that, do not cause/spread disease and live on dead matter, are called:
saprophytes
Bacteria that live on dead matter and use it for energy are called:
Nonpathogenic/Saphrophytes
