Second Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

Which statement below describes the use of chemical solutions to dissolve or reduce dead skin cells and desmosomes, promote cell turnover, and induce desquamation of the stratum corneum?

A

Chemical exfoliation

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2
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Superficial and light peels impact the:

A

Skin up to 0.1 mm (.0040”) of the epidermis

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3
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Superficial chemical peels are capable of affecting:

A

Only the epidermis

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4
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What is the recommended time between superficial peel treatments?

A

14 days

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5
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Which type of peel can be performed by an esthetician in a skin care center?

A

Light peel

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6
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Which type of peel uses trichloroacetic acid (TCA)?

A

Medium

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7
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The skin starts to peel off in sheets after how many days following a medium-depth peel?

A

5-10 days

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8
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Which of the following treatments would most likely require an esthetician to work under medical professional supervision?

A

TCA chemical peel

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9
Q

Which of the following acids is an example of a deep chemical peel?

A

Phenol

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10
Q

The effectiveness of an acid peel is related to all of the following components, except:

A

Irritation level

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11
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Which of the following statements about pH is true?

A

pH below 2.5 can cause irritation

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12
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What term is used for a group of acids that occur naturally in food?

A

AHA

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13
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Which type of acids are considered water-soluble and must be neutralized before removing?

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AHA

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14
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Which common AHA can penetrate into the epidermis more effectively because it has the smallest molecular size?

A

Glycolic acid

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15
Q

Which type of exfoliant acid is lipophilic and penetrates the sebaceous material in the hair follicle, causing exfoliation?

A

Salicylic

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16
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All of the following statements are correct about salicylic acid, except:

A

Not ideal for treating acne and oily skin

17
Q

A new ingredient with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that is often included in blended acid or designer acid peels is known as:

A

Azelaic acid

18
Q

Benefits of a chemical exfoliation include all of the following, except:

A

Potentially decrease elastin and collagen production

19
Q

What product can be used to protect delicate areas around the nose and eyes?

20
Q

What type of cleanser is used to de-grease the skin prior to a chemical exfoliation procedure?

21
Q

What product is used to stop the action of a chemical exfoliant?

A

Neutralizer

22
Q

Jackie is ready to perform a chemical exfoliation treatment. Which of the following products will she use to deliver calming and soothing ingredients?

23
Q

For a chemical exfoliation procedure, a client changes into a smock or gown in order to:

A

Prevent staining

24
Q

Which of the following steps occurs right after the Neutralize step in a chemical exfoliation service?

25
How often should the esthetician review client records and comments to make sure there are no changes needed?
Every time a client visits
26
As a general guide, what type of acid is best suited for acne, pigmentation, or texture skin conditions?
BHA
27
During which service essential for a chemical exfoliation service would you teach the client how to perform the post-care regimen?
Complete
28
What is the proper way to dispose of unused chemical exfoliants?
Saturate with baking soda then place in the trash
29
Which of the following contraindications is a viral skin infection?
Warts
30
Which of the following contraindications is a Sudoriferous gland disorder?
Miliaria rubra
31
Chemical exfoliation should not be performed if the client has any of the following conditions, except:
Acne
32
What is the wait time for a chemical exfoliation treatment before a filler (cosmetic injection) can be performed?
2 weeks
33
Signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction to a chemical exfoliation include all of the following examples, except:
Macule
34
A 15% glycolic acid peel has more glycolic acid than a 50% glycolic acid peel.
False
35
Beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) is also known as salicylic acid.
True