State Board Exam 1 Flashcards by Mickie crick

Disinfectants are____.

A) pesticides

B) pathogens

C) germicides

D) antiseptics

A-pesticides

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Approaching work with a strong sense of responsibility is an important____.

A) Life skill

B) self actualization

C) motivation

D) Personality approach

A-Life skill

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Mini primitive cultures have beliefs systems that elevated tribal barbers to positions of importance, such as____.

A) Tonsorial artists

B) Shamans

C) Warriors

D) rulers

B- Shamans

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A balanced diet includes getting plenty of____.

A) Salt

B) Water

C) Fats

D) Sugar

B- Water

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The best way to deal with disputes or differences within the barbershop is____.

A) by avoiding the topic

B) Sharing information with others

C) asking questions

D) in private

D- in private

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Staph bacteria causes____.

A) chicken pox

B) Influenza

C) Common colds

D) Food poisoning

D- Food poisoning

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An important life skill to remember and practice is______.

A) Being helpful and caring to others

B) mastering techniques to become more serious

C) sticking to goals only if necessary

D) Maintaining a protective attitude

A- being helpful and caring to others

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The Latin word____, meaning “beard,” is the origin of the word barber.

A) Tondere

B) Tonsors

C) queue

D) barba

D- Barba

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Diplococci are spherical bacteria that cause diseases such as____.

A) Strep throat

B) pneumonia

C) Syphilis

D) typhoid fever

B- pneumonia

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Hepatitis is a blood borne virus that can damage the___.

A) heart

B) kidney

C) lungs

D) liver

D- liver

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To create a mission statement, begin with your____.

A) closest friends

B) Interests

C) educational background

D) confidence

B- interests

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The associated Master barbers and beauticians of America (AMBBA) adopted the barber code of ethics to promote____.

A) professional responsibility

B) professional education

C) professional licensure

D) The profession of beauticians

A- Professional responsibility

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You should never mix bleach with___.

A) detergents

B) disinfectants

C) pesticides

D) water

A- Detergents

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Pathogenic bacteria, viruses, or fungi cannot enter the body through___.

A) The mouth

B) Intact skin

C) The nose

D) Inflamed skin

B-intact skin

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The acronym NABBA stands for____.

A) National Association of state board

B) National Association of Barber code

C) National Association of barber boards of America

D) National Association of Barber code

C- National Association of barber boards of America

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The process used to identify a long-term and short-term goal is____.

A) goal setting

B) mind mapping

C) self-actualization

D) time management

A- goal setting

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In 2010, the barbering fashion trend that return for young man was____.

A) clean-shaven faces

B) Sideburns

C) Long hair

D) beards and beard designs

D- beards and beard designs

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All employees should be instructed and how to use_____.

A) Hydraulic chairs

B) fire extinguishers

C) implements

D) disinfectants

B- fire extinguishers

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Shears that create patterns and texture in the hair are____.

A) Blending

B) Chunking

C) Thinning

D) texturizing

B- Chunking

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The soap used an electric latherizers is____.

A) Liquid cream

B) hard

C) Vegetable

D) soft

A- Liquid cream

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Clear thinking is stimulated by____.

A) note taking

B) exercise and recreation

C) keywords and phrases

D) repetition

B- exercise and recreation

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When standing to cut hair, your leg position should be___.

A) at a 30° angle

B) Neutral

C) hip-width apart

D) bent forward

C- hip width apart

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The invasion of body tissues by disease causing pathogens is a(n)____.

A) infection

B) disinfection

C) contamination

D) fission

A- infection

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The weight and length of the blade relative to the handle is razor____.

A) temper

B) grind

C) size

D) balance

D- balance

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The study of tiny structures found in living tissues is____. A) myology B) physiology C) microscopic anatomy D) pathology

C- microscopic anatomy

When taking notes, using keywords or phrases helps to identify____. A) problem-solving activities B) main points C) tasks and techniques D) guidelines

B- main points

As a professional, you should control your emotions and respond rather than___. A) understand B) react C) Disapprove D) listen

B- react

The tools used for finish and detail work are___. A) detachable blade clippers B) adjustable blade clippers C) Metal combs D) outliners

D- outliners

Nerve tissue is composed of____. A) Interstitial cells B) Neurons C) daughter cells D) microscopic cells

B- Neurons

The pace preferred when stropping is___. A) Fast B) slow C) uneven D) moderate

D- moderate

When you align behavior and actions to values, you are demonstrating___. A) emotional stability B) integrity C) discretion D) diplomacy

B- integrity

Tuberculocidal disinfectants are referred to as____. A) quats B) non-pathogenic C) infectious D) phenolics

D- phenolics

You should grasp the towel or a towel wrap_____. A) tautly B) vertically C) lengthwise D) loosely

C- lengthwise

Staphylococci grow in___. A) strings of beads B) irregular masses C) Clusters like bunches of grapes D) Pairs

C- clusters like bunches of grapes

The study of the anatomy, structure, and function of the bones is___. A) osteology B) histology C) myology D) pathology

A- osteology

One benefit of effective communications skills is___. A) self-promotion B) self-confidence C) self-checks D) self-esteem

A- self-promotion

Puss is a sign of a___. A) bacterial infection B) viral infection C) biofilm D) parasitic infection

A- bacterial infection

The part of the cell needed for growth, reproduction, and self-repair is the__. A) cell membrane B) cytoplasm C) Protoplasm D) nucleus

B- cytoplasm

Sensory nerves are known as___. A) afferent nerves B) axon nerves C) efferent nerves D) reflex nerves

A- afferent nerves

The brain is contained in the___. A) axon terminal B) Cranium C) spinal column D) thorax

B- cranium

Laws are written by___. A) regulatory departments B) Federal and state legislators C) Health agencies D) State boards

B- Federal and state legislatures

The process that destroys all microbial life including spores is___. A) cleaning B) sterilization C) sanitizing D) disinfecting

B- sterilization

The largest bone of the arm that extends from the shoulder to the elbow is the___. A) humerus B) carpus C) radius D) ulna

A- humerus

The word integument means__. A) bone B) map C) study of D) natural covering

D- natural covering

Glands that release hormonal secretions directly into the bloodstream are__. A) duct B) exocrine C) endocrine D) hormonal

C- Endocrine

Chemical products that destroy most bacteria, fungi, and viruses on surfaces are__. A) disinfectants B) cleansers C) sterilizers D) sanitizers

A- Disinfectants

Antiseptics contain a high volume of___. A) alcohol B) ammonium C) formaldehyde D) sodium hypochlorite

A- Alcohol

Soap in most disinfectants will cause them to become___. A) toxic B) harmful C) inactive D) explosive

C- inactive

Clipper guards are known as____. A) attachment combs B) hair shapers C) edgers D) blending shears

A- attachment combs

The machine that introduces water-soluble products into the skin during a facial is___. A) High-frequency B) Tesla C) galvanic D) electrotherapy

C- galvanic

The basic building blocks of all matter are____. A) protons B) molecules C) electrons D) atoms

D- atoms

A suspension of one liquid disbursed into another is a(n)____. A) emulsion B) Solvent C) surfactant D) solution

A-emulsion

The cationic ingredient used in dandruff shampoo is___. A) sodium laureth sulfate B) amphoteric I-20 C) quaternary ammonium compounds D) cocamide

C- quaternary ammonium compounds

The letters pH denote___. A) Potential hydrogen B) partial hydrogen C) partially hydrophilic D) potential hydroxide

A- potential hydrogen

The connection between two or more bones of the skeleton is a___. A) tendon B) ligament C) joint D) nerve

C- joint

The most common element found in the known universe is____. A) hydrogen B) carbon dioxide C) sodium D) oxygen

A- hydrogen

The average pH for hair and skin is___. A) 7.5 B) 3.5 C) 9.0 D) 5.0

D- 5.0

Astringents have an alcohol content of up to___. A) 4 to 15% B) 20% C) 35% D) 50%

C- 35%

An example of a good conductor is___. A) Silk B) rubber C) cement D) A watery solution of acid and salt

D- A watery solution of acid and salt

The color of blood when it is in the veins is___. A) bright red B) dark red C) light red D) blue

B- dark red

The loss of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen is___. A) oxidation B) reduction C) reaction D) application

B- reduction

You should disconnect an appliance by_. A) twisting the plug B) pulling on the cord C) pulling on the plug D) stepping on the plug

C-pulling on the plug

The process that introduces water-soluble products into the skin is___. A) iontophoresis B) anaphoresis C) desincrustation D) cataphoresis

A-iontophoresis

The light that is known as cold light or actinic light is___. A) visible B) infrared C) electromagnetic D) ultraviolet

D- ultraviolet

The nerves that carry impulses from the brain to muscle glands are___. A) receptor B) afferent C) motor D) sensory

C- motor

Compounds of hydrogen, a metal, and oxygen are___. A) acids B) oxides C) salts D) bases

D- bases

The part of the body where the skin is the thinnest is the___. A) scalp B) eyelids C) hands D) shoulders

B- eyelids

Sebum secretion is affected by___. A) heat B) injury C) pathogens D) hormones

D- hormones

The epidermis contains no___. A) keratin B) fibrous protein C) melanin D) blood vessels

D- blood vessels

The U-shaped bone at the base of the tongue is the___. A) cervical vertebrae B) mandible C) malar D) hyoid

D- hyoid

Non-aqueous solutions do not have__. A) volume B) pH C) shape D) mass

B- pH

The substance that lubricates the skin and preserves the softness of the hair is__. A) elastin B) collagen C) melanin D) sebum

D- sebum

A thick scar resulting from excessive growth and fibrous tissue is a(n)___. A) crust B) keloid C) excoriation D) cicatrix

B- keloid

The technical term for freckles is__. A) hypopigmentation B) lentingines C) leukoderma D) vitiligo

B- lentigines

Chemical compounds that attract and retain moisture from the atmosphere are___. A) fatty alcohols B) mineral oils C) silicones D) humectants

D- humectants

Moisturizing creams treat___. A) wrinkles B) dryness C) Oil accumulation D) dandruff

B- dryness

The layer of the dermis that contains the lymph glands is___. A) reticular B) basal cell C) papillary D) granular

A- reticular

The vitamin important to skin and tissue repair is___. A) vitamin A B) Vitamin E C) vitamin C D) vitamin K

C- vitamin C

A side effect of finasteride is___. A) A rash B) further hair loss C) loss of sexual function D) Weight loss

C-loss of sexual function

The outer layer of the epidermis is the_. A) stratum lucidum B) stratum granulosum C) Stratum corneum D) stratum spinosum

C-stratum corneum

The least severe skin cancer is__. A) basal cell carcinoma B) malignant melanoma C) basal cell melanoma D) squamous cell carcinoma

A- basal cell carcinoma

Acquired Canities is the result of__. A) previous over-processing B) fungus C) Poor nutrition D) genetics

D-genetics

Hair that has a hard, glassy finish is__. A) wiry B) fine C) coarse D) medium

A- wiry

The pH range for hair conditioners is__. A) 4.5 to 7.5 B) 2.0 to 4.5 C) 3.0 to 5.5 D) 6.0 to 8.5

C- 3.0 to 5.5

The color of the skin depends on genetics and___. A) keratin B) collagen C) melanin D) sebum

C- melanin

I condition of abnormal hair growth is__. A) trichoptilosis B) hypertrichosis C) trichorrhexis nodosa D) canities

B- hypertrichosis

The degree of coarseness or fineness of individual hair strands is hair___. A) elasticity B) density C) texture D) porosity

C- texture

A chronic bacterial infection surrounding the follicles of the beard and mustache areas is called___. A) pseudofolliculitis Barbae B) a furuncle C) folliculitis Barbae D) sycosis vulgaris

D- sycosis vulgaris

A conditioner that can lay down fine hair, leaving it flat or oily, is__. A) spray-on B) light leave-in C) cuticle-coating D) scalp

C-cuticle-coating

Dermatitis lesions may appear as___. A) nodules B) wheals C) vesicles D) fissures

C- vesicles

Oily scalp and hair is caused by___. A) Poor blood circulation to the scalp B) overactive sebaceous glands C) inactivity of the oil glands D) The fungus ma lassezia

B- overactive sebaceous glands

Tinea barbae is a superficial fungal infection occurring over the___. A) entire scalp B) bearded area of the face C) nape of the neckline D) top of the scalp

B- Bearded area of the face

The term used to describe abnormal hair loss is__. A) malassezia B) alopecia C) dandruff D) pediculosis capitis

B- alopecia

Eyebrow hairs and eyelashes are replaced every___. A) 75 to 100 days B) 1 to 2 months C) 6 months D) 4 to 5 months

D- 4 to 5 months

A birthmark is also known as a___. A) chloasma B) nevus C) vitiligo D) stain

B- nevus

The cycle of hair growth where new hair is grown is___. A) anagen B) catagen C) androgen D) telogen

A- anagen

An example of a chemical modality is__. A) Microcurrent B) lasers C) Microdermabrasion D) galvanic

C- Microdermabrasion

A tuft of hair that stand straight up is a_. A) cowlick B) hair stream C) whorl D) vellus

A- cowlick

A characteristic of scabies is__. A) excessive itching B) brittle hair C) dry, sulfur-yellow, cuplike crusts D) musty odor

A- excessive itching

Skin tags most frequently occur on the_. A) scalp B) neck and chest C) hands and feet D) face

B- neck and chest

The tendon that connects the occipitalis and frontails is the___. A) procerus B) epicranial aponeurosis C) epicranius D) corrugator

B- epicranial aponeurosis

A stroking movement is used in__. A) friction B) percussion C)effleurage D) petrissage

C- effleurage

And example of mechanical exfoliation is__. A) streaming B) Direct surface application C) brushing D) desincrustation

C- brushing

A positive electrode is a(n)___. A) anode B) wavelength C) cathode D) High-frequency current

A- anode

Ultraviolet lamps treat___. A) aging skin B) wrinkles C) dandruff D) nerve disorders

C- dandruff

The muscle that bends and rotates the head is the___. A) trapezius B) platysma C) sternocleidomastoideus D) Zygomaticus minor

C-sternocleidomastoideus

The most stimulating form of massage is___. A) effleurage B) percussion C) petrissage D) friction

B- Percussion

The products that work best for combination skin types are__. A) Oil-based B) water-oil-based C) water-based D) alcohol-based

C- water-based

Hairline shapes are determined by__. A) hair texture B) facial-hair design C) skin type D) growth patterns

D-growth patterns

Ingrown hairs are called___. A) folliculitis B) A keloid condition C) Pseudofolliculitis D) pustules

C-Pseudofolliculitis

An example of an electric current modality is___. A) an electric massager B) lasers C) high frequency D) infrared devices

C- High frequency

An example of a chemical exfoliant is a(n)___. A) enzyme peel B) Astringent C) emollient D) granular scrub

A-enzyme peel

The way the razor is held in the barbers hand to perform a stroke movement is referred to as the__. A) grain B) procedure C) position D) angle

C- position

An example of an antihemorrhagic is__. A) astringent B) pH balanced fresheners or toner C) styptic powder D) alcohol

C-styptic powder

Toners: A) remove dead cells from the skin surface B) add moisture to the skin surface C) tighten the skin D) draw impurities out of pores

C-tighten the skin

The chief sensory nerve of the face is the___. A) eleventh cranial B) seventh cranial C) facial D) fifth cranial

D- fifth cranial

The razor position and stroke not used in facial shaving is the___. A) backhand B) reverse backhand C) reverse freehand D) freehand

B- reverse backhand

A type of mask that employs the pack application method is__. A) clay B) parraffin wax C) gel D) cream

B- paraffin wax

The average rate of hair growth per month is___. A) 1 1/2 inches B) 1 inch C) 1/4 inch D) 1/2 inch

D- 1/2 inch

The facial shape that has over-wide cheekbones and a narrow jaw line is the__. A) inverted triangular B) Diamond C) oval D) pear shaped

A - inverted triangular

The massage movement that stimulates the nerves to tone the muscles is__. A) petrissage B) friction C) percussion D) effleurage

C- percussion

Skin that allows the beard hair to be cut more easily is__. A) taut B) dry C) loose D) tight

A- taut

The facial shape recognized as the ideal shape is___. A) square B) round C) oblong D) oval

D- oval

The type of beard that would help to fill out a narrow jaw is___. A) full B) square C) rounded D) close-cut

A-full

Finishing a shave includes__. A) stretching the skin B) massaging moisturizer into the skin C) lathering the face with cream or gel D) steaming the face

B- Massaging moisturizer into the skin

The profile that has a prominent forehead and chin is___. A) concave B) angular C) straight D) convex

A- concave

An important design element when discussing Balance is hair___. A) color B) porosity C) density D) texture

C- density

A variation of the taper cut is the__. A) brush cut B) businessman’s cut C) quo vids cut D) butch cut

B- businessman’s cut

The most popular hair choice when it comes to hair replacement is___. A) human B) synthetic C) chemically treated D) mixed

A- human

You should discard used Blades in a__. A) Closed receptacle B) plastic garbage bag C) sharps container D) trash basket

C- sharps container

The way the hair is attached to the base of the hair solution is called___. A) root-turning B) fitting C) looping D) knotting

D- knotting

All the hair strands end at one level to form a heavy weight line at the perimeter in the___. A) graduated cut B) uniform-layered cut C) Blunt cut D) Long-layered cut

C- Blunt cut

The most commonly used perm rod is__. A) Bender B) loop C) concave D) straight

C- concave

Relaxers sold in base and no-base formulas are___. A) Chemical neutralizing B) hydroxide C) ammonium thioglycolate D) base neutralizing

C- ammonium thioglycolate

While shaving, the skin should be__. A) cold B) moist C) hot D) dry

B- moist

Ready-to-wear wigs are made of__. A) A synthetic fiber B) wool C) angora D) yak hair

A- A synthetic fiber

The elevation for a graduated cut is__. A) 180 degrees B) 90 degrees C) 0 degrees D) 45 degrees

D- 45 degrees

An ownership structure controlled by one or more stockholders is a__. A) partnership B) Corporation C) sole proprietorship D) franchise

B- Corporation

A salary-plus-commission compensation arrangement is__. A) default B) guarantee C) percentage D) upsell

B- guarantee

A series of connected dots that results in a continuous mark is a(n)____. A) shape B) outline C) form D) line

D- line

The act of recommending and selling products to your clients for at-home use is___. A) upselling B) ticket upgrading C) servicing D) retailing

D- retailing

On the exam, the question you should answer first are the__. A) easiest ones B) shortest ones C) longest ones D) difficult ones

A- easiest ones

On your resume you should stress your__. A) salary requirements B) technologically savvy C) personal information D) accomplishments

D- accomplishments

The hairs ability to absorb hair coloring products is determined by___. A) elasticity B) texture C) porosity D) density

C- Porosity

The outer perimeter line of the haircut is the__. A) cutting line B) guideline C) parting D) design line

D- design line

The primary concern when constructing the best physical layout for a barber shop is___. A) retail sales B) costs C) personnel D) maximum efficiency

D- maximum efficiency

An indication of the strength of the hairs cortex is__. A) texture B) elasticity C) density D) porosity

B- elasticity

A typical question asked on an interview would be___. A) what is your native language? B) are you a US citizen? C) what skills do you feel are your strongest? D) how old are you?

C- what skills do you feel are your strongest?

A guide to the actions of the organization is a__. A) Mission statement B) goal C) Business plan D) vision statement

A- Mission statement

A variation of the crew cut is the___. A) flat top B) Princeton cut C) precision cut D) brush cut

D- brush cut

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