PMU Anatomy Flashcards
What does PMU stand for in the context of anatomy?
Permanent Makeup
True or False: PMU is only applied to the eyebrows.
False
Fill in the blank: The primary function of the _______ is to protect the underlying structures of the skin.
epidermis
What layer of skin is primarily targeted during PMU procedures?
Dermis
Which pigment is commonly used in PMU for eyebrows?
Microblading pigment
What is the purpose of using a numbing agent in PMU procedures?
To minimize pain and discomfort
Multiple Choice: What is the main tool used in microblading?
A blade
What anatomical feature is important for defining the shape of the eyebrow?
Brow bone
True or False: PMU can enhance lip color.
True
Fill in the blank: The _______ is responsible for the sensation in the skin.
nervous system
What is the term for the technique that creates a soft, shaded look in PMU?
Ombre shading
Multiple Choice: Which area is NOT typically treated with PMU?
Eyelashes
What is the healing process of the skin after PMU called?
Epidermal regeneration
True or False: PMU procedures are permanent and cannot fade over time.
False
What type of ink is commonly used in PMU?
Cosmetic tattoo ink
Fill in the blank: Proper _______ is essential for successful PMU application.
sanitation
What anatomical structure is targeted for eyeliner PMU?
The lash line
Multiple Choice: Which technique involves using a machine to apply pigment?
Tattooing
True or False: PMU can be used to correct asymmetry in facial features.
True
What is the recommended aftercare for PMU to ensure proper healing?
Keep the area clean and moisturized
Fill in the blank: The _______ layer of skin contains collagen and elastin.
dermis
What is the role of fibroblasts in the skin?
To produce collagen and elastin
Multiple Choice: Which facial feature can benefit from PMU?
Eyebrows
True or False: PMU requires a licensed professional to perform.
True