skin types Flashcards

chapter 5

1
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what is a classification that describes a person’s genetic skin attributes; determined by how much oil is produced in the follicles from the sebaceous glands, and the amount of lipids found between the cells?

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skin type

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what kind of skin is oil balanced, hydration balanced, very small follicle size, no or rare blemishes, feels soft, smooth, and has good elasticity

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normal skin type

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what skin type has minimal oil production, minimal hydration, difficult to see, fine pores, appears dull, flakey, blotchy, feels rough, thin, tight?

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dry skin type

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what skin type had moderate to high oil production, good to dehydrated skin, moderate to large follicles, appears shiny, comedones and blemishes may be present, feels thick, firm, and uneven due to congestion?

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oily skin type

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5
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what skin type has moderated to high oil production, dehydrated/good hydration, larger follicles in ozone, may have build up of dead skin and oil in pores around nose but dry, flaking skin outside of tone some comedones/blemishes?

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combination skin type

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what Fitzpatrick type has dark eyes, dark hair, dark brown unexposed skin, may be East Indian, American Indian, hispanic, latin American, African American, and rarely burns but tans easily and significantly?

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what Fitzpatrick skin type has blue or green eyes, red or blonde hair, very white, almost translucent unexposed skin, may be English, Irish, Scottish, European, always burns, peels, doesn’t tan?

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what Fitzpatrick type may have blue, hazel, or brown eyes, red, blonde, or brown hair, light unexposed skin, may be scandinavian, English, Irish, Scottish, or European, and burns easily, peels usually, and tans minimally?

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2

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what Fitzpatrick type has dark eyes, dark hair, dark brown/black skin, may be African American, aboriginal, rarely/never burns, and tans easily?

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what Fitzpatrick type has dark hair, dark eyes, light brown hair, may be mediterranean, asian, hispanic, tans easily, burns minimally, experiences immediate pigment response?

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4

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what Fitzpatrick type has brown eyes, dark hair, fair to olive skin, may be greek, Spanish, Italian, tans well, burns moderately?

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3

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what skin type is one of the more challenging to treat well?

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4

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12
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why may the decollete show age more quickly?

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fewer sebaceous glands

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13
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what do you call sebaceous breakouts from hormonal changed or other factors?

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acne

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what is the name for a rough area resulting from chronic sun exposure, sometimes with layered scales/scab; may be precancerous?

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actinic keratosis

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what is the name for skin laxity due to collagen and bone loss, thinner skin, dryness, photo damage, fine lines, and wrinkles?

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aging

16
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what do you call dull and lifeless looking skin, may be yellowish or grey, have clogged pores, and wrinkles, often result of smoking?

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asphyxiated

17
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another name for blackheads and whiteheads?

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comedones

18
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what is redness in the skin with no visible vascularity because the matting of blood vessels is so small and fine?

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telangiectasia/couperose skin

19
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what is fluid/infection or other matter under the skin that is encapsulated into a palpable firm mass of varying sizes from pea to golfball?

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cysts

20
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3 intrinsic causes of aging:

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time, genetics, gravity, free radicals, dehydration, vitamin deficiencies, hormones, medical conditions, pregnancy, menopause

21
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3 external factors of aging:

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uv exposure/sun damage, misuse of products, photosensitivity, drinking, stress, lack of sleep/exercise.

22
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what kind of skin may be red, fragile, thin?

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sensitive skin

23
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what may irritate sensitive skin?

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heat, exfoliation, extractions

24
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what is a contraindication for waxing treatments?

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blood thinners

25
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what are the three forms you will use with a new client?

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Intake form, consent form, client chart/service record

26
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what is a characteristic of seborrhea?

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flaking skin

27
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what does dehydrated skin lack?

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oil

28
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what does the Fitzpatrick scale measure?

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the skins ability to tolerate ultraviolet exposure

29
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what new phenomenon is caused by looking down at an electronic device?

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tech neck

30
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which internal effect on the skin alters protein structures and decrease biological activity as a result of high blood sugar?

A

glycation

31
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what skin type ages more slowly than the rest?

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oily

32
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what is it called when you examine skin through touch to determine oiliness and elasticity?

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palpation

33
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what is the best tool to analyze the skin?

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magnifying lamp/light

34
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why understand factors that affect the skin?

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1.so we can stop the spread of infections by not treating those with active infections
2.understand and improve appearance of skin and skin conditions