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PMU State board Exam > Indications, contraindications and techniques > Flashcards

Indications, contraindications and techniques Flashcards

1
Q

Movement of pigment from where it was intended to be placed

A

Migration

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2
Q

Consent forms must include…

(name at least three items)

A
  • Introduction
  • disclosure
  • facts about procedure
  • Potential results
  • Risks and complications
  • signature
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3
Q

Name the four general techniques with their corresponding benefits for applying permanent make up

A

Pointillism- doting; lash enhancement and scalp

  • Stippling- dotting; brows (fluffy)
  • lining: lip/eyeliner
  • Shading: scooping motion to color, an area ; brows, Ariola
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4
Q

The best eyebrow shape shape for a round face is

  • Curved
  • Farther apart
  • Birdwing
  • Closer together
A

Birdwing

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5
Q

The best eyebrow shape for an angular face is

  • Curved
  • Further apart
  • Birdwing
  • Closer together
A

Curved

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6
Q

Technique usually achieved using a round pattern, needle configuration, and drawing in a circular formation

  • lining
  • Stippling
  • Shading
  • Pointillism
A

Shading

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7
Q

What is the worst type of eyebrow for someone with a square face?

  • angled
  • Peaked
  • Rounded
  • Flat
A

Rounded

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8
Q

What is the worst type of eyebrow for someone with a long face?

  • Angled
  • Peaked
  • Rounded
  • Flat
A

Peaked

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9
Q

Outlining of the Vermillion lip

  • Vermillion lip
  • Vermillion line
  • White lip
  • Corner
A

Vermilion line

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10
Q

Spongy, delicate skin on the extreme sides of the lip

  • Vermillion lip
  • Vermillion line
  • White lip
  • Corner
A

Corner

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11
Q

Red semimucus, part of the lip

  • Vermillion lip
  • Vermillion line
  • White lip
  • Corner
A

Vermilion lip

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12
Q

Puffy part of the skin that surrounds the lip

  • Vermillion lip
  • Vermillion line
  • White lip
  • Corner
A

White lip

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13
Q

What is the percentage of color/pigment retention for the Vermilion lip?

  • 50%
  • 90%
  • 75%
  • 100%
A

50%

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14
Q

What is the percentage of color/pigment retention for the white lip?

  • 50%
  • 90%
  • 75%
  • 100%
A

90%

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15
Q

Occurs when normal elastic skin is replaced with fibrous and elastic skin, as in the case of burns

  • hypertrophic scar
  • Keloid scar
  • Contractors
  • Vitiligo
  • Dyschromia
A

Contractures

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16
Q

Overly developed scar tissue that raises above the skin level, often over fed by an abundance of capillaries. These scars usually regress over time.

  • hypotrophic scar
  • Keloid scar
  • Contractures
  • Vitiligo
  • Dyschromia
A

Hypotrophic scar

17
Q

Discoloration of the skin

  • hypotrophic scar
  • Keloid scar
  • Contractures
  • Vitiligo
  • Dyschromia
A

Dyschromia

18
Q

Smooth, depigmented, white spots on the skin

  • hypotrophic scar
  • Keloid scar
  • Contractures
  • Vitiligo
  • Dyschromia
A

Vitiligo

19
Q

Scar formation in which tissue response is excessive in relation to normal tissue repair

  • hypotrophic scar
  • Keloid scar
  • Contractures
  • Vitiligo
  • Dyschromia
A

Keloid scar

20
Q

What is the color used to correct red?

  • Red tone
  • Green tone
  • gold tone
  • Red gold tone
A

Green tone

21
Q

True or false:

A complication is unexpected; for example, getting an infection after receiving permanent make up on the eyebrows.

A

True

22
Q

Corneal abrasions can be caused by:

  • Pigment getting into clients eye
  • Using unsterile pigment
  • Flushing eyes with saline
  • Using green soap around the eyes
A

Pigment getting into clients eye

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