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State Board Exam Prep Flashcards

1
Q

List the functions of lymph

A
  • protect the body from disease by developing immunity
  • destroy disease causing microorganisms
  • drain tissue spaces of excess interstitial fluid
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2
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PCOS cannot be _____?

A

Cured

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3
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Contraindications for skin thinning medications

A
  • advanced exfoliation
  • extended sun exposure
  • chemical peels
  • waxing
  • scrubs
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4
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Papillary layer is located between the ____ & ____

A

Epidermis & Dermis

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5
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If the barrier function of the skin isn’t functioning correctly what effect will it have?

A

Skin dehydration

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6
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What is TEWL?

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Water loss caused by evaporation on the skin’s surface

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7
Q

List all contraindications for waxing

A
  • skin thinning meds
  • compromised skin
  • varicose veins
  • recent laser or resurfacing
  • open lesions
  • taking steroids
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8
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___ ___ ___ ___ (INCI) allow consumers to compare names of ingredients

A

International, Nomenclature, Cosmetic, Ingredients

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9
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How bright a color is is referred to as its ___

A

Value

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10
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___ is a fatty material used to lubricate and keep other substances on the skin

A

Emollient

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11
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Explain “natural” & “synthetic” product ingredients

A

P. 201-202 (fundamentals)

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12
Q

Know the steps for Milady acne treatment

A

P. 340-344

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13
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Effleurage is the most important massage movement in ___ ___

A

Swedish massage

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14
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Define OSHA

A
  • Addresses issues relating to the handling, mixing, storing, & disposing of products
  • Regulates and enforces safety & health standards in the workplace
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15
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The Fitzpatrick Scale

A

I - very white, always burns, does not tan
II - light, burns easily, tans minimally
III - fair to olive, tans well, burns moderately
IV - light brown, tans easily, burns minimally
V - dark brown, rarely burns, tans easily
VI - dark brown to black, rarely / never burns or tans easily

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16
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Japanese culture introduced early forms of…?

A

Threading

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17
Q

Explain cataphoresis and anaphoresis

A

Anaphoresis (- neg pole cathode)
- cause alkaline reaction
- softens & relaxes tissue
- stimulates nerve endings
- increases blood circulation

Cataphoresis (+ pos pole)
- causes acidic reaction
- tightens skin
- calms / soothes nerve endings
- decreases blood circulation

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18
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___ is a skin disorder of the sebaceous glands

A

Acne

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19
Q

Peripheral nervous system connects ___ parts of the body to the ___ ___ ___

A

Outer, central nervous system

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20
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___ ___ can enhance the face the most when worn alone

A

Lip color

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21
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Sebaceous glands are also known as ___

A

Oil glands

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22
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Band lashes are also known as ___ ___

A

Strip lashes

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23
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When salt is dissolved in water…

A

Salt = solute
Water = solvent

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24
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Collagen gives skin ___ & ___

A

strength & firmness

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25
Q

Slightly acidic is a characteristic of ___ skin

A

Healthy

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26
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To get “shade” you have to add ___ to a pure hue

A

Black

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27
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There are ___ of different kinds of bacteria, which fall into ___ primary types

A

Thousands, two

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28
Q

Explain electrodes & polarity

A

Polarity: refers to the poles (- +) of an electric current
Electrode: applicator for directing electric current from and electro therapy device to clients skin

Anode (+) Cathode (-)

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29
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Describe leukocytes

A

White blood cells that have enzymes to digest and kill bacteria & parasites

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30
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What are: mainly small, solidified impactions of oil without cell matter

A

Sebaceous filaments

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31
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Green tea is ___, ___, ___

A

antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-aging

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32
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Almond meal is an example of a ___ exfoliant

A

Mechanical

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33
Q

Someone who is ___ might have an acne breakout stimulated by the sebaceous gland

A

Stressed

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34
Q

Hydroxy acids, humectants, and clarifying ingredients are ideal for what skin type?

A

Oily

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35
Q

What do cells need to grow & reproduce?

A
  • adequate supply of food
  • oxygen
  • water
  • suitable temps
  • ability to eliminate waste
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36
Q

15 minutes is ideal time to discuss ___ ___ after a client’s first facial

A

Home care

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37
Q

List the functions of the skeletal system

A
  • shape & support the body
  • protect internal organs
  • body movement
  • produce white & red blood cells
  • store the body’s calcium
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38
Q

18 inches is the proper distance for the ____ (during a facial)

A

Steamer

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39
Q

Describe FD & C act in accordance with drugs

A

FD & C act defines drugs as “articles intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease”

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40
Q

Define element

A

Simplest form of chemical matter

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41
Q

All ___ are either miscible or immiscible

A

Liquids

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42
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Define hydrogen ion

A

It’s acidic; the more hydrogen ions there are in a substance, the more acidic

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43
Q

Carcinogen is best described as

A

A substance that causes cancer

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44
Q

___ is a water based liquid that helps remove excess oil from the skin

A

Astringent

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45
Q

The Victorian age discouraged…?

A

Makeup

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46
Q

Lubricant ingredients derived from plant oils and animal fats

A

Fatty acids

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47
Q

Descending order is the way ___ should be listed

A

Ingredients

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48
Q

Carbomers are used to ___ creams

A

Thicken

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49
Q

One diopter is ___ times the magnification

A

10
1 diopter = 10

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50
Q

Only a ___ trained esthetician should work with a cancer patient

A

Oncology

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51
Q

When waxing a client’s ___ you should begin at the waist

A

Back

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52
Q

___ is redness caused by inflammation

A

Erythema

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53
Q

___ ___ ___ machine may be more costly in the long run.

A

All in one

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54
Q

The ___ shows signs of aging quicker than the ___

A

décolleté, face

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55
Q

Irritants ___
Allergens ___

A

Burn
Itch

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56
Q

Sclerotherapy is the treatment of ___ ___

A

Varicose veins

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57
Q

Name the parts of the muscle

Which direction should you massage?

A

Origin, Belly, Insertion

From insertion to origin

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58
Q

You need to wait ___ ___ before treating someone that’s used Isotretinoin (accutane)

A

6 months

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59
Q

Adjustment arm is the first thing to wear out (wear and tear) on the ___ ___

A

Magnifying (loupe) lamp

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60
Q

Vacuum machines ___ the skin and ___ impurities

A

Stimulate, remove

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61
Q

3-6-9 times is how many times ___ ___ should be performed

A

Massage movements

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62
Q

Serotonin & dopamine are increased through?

A

Massage

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63
Q

Kojic acid is a ___ suppressant used to treat hyperpigmentation

A

Melanin

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64
Q

Describe-
Functional ingredients
Performance ingredients

A

Functional: does not affect the appearance of the skin, but act as “vehicles” to allow products to spread, give them body, and specific form

Performance: cause the actual change in the skin. Ex: exfoliant, moisturizer

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65
Q

Describe FPLA

A

Facilitates value comparisons and to prevent unfair or deceptive packaging and labeling

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66
Q

Know characteristics of primary & secondary lesions

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Primary lesion - in the initial stage of development; flat, non palpable changes in skin color or by elevations formed by fluid

Secondary lesion - piles of material on the skin surface such as crust or scab or by depressions in the skin surface

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67
Q

Renaissance Era they used dangerous ___ in their ___

A

Chemicals, face powder

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68
Q

The Romans were famous for what buildings?

A

Bathhouses

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69
Q

Consulting the client’s history form is the first step in the ___ ___

A

Skin analysis

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70
Q

___ is an infected papule with fluid inside

A

Pustule

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71
Q

___ are hardened pearl-like collections of oil & dead skin cells

A

Milia

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72
Q

What does not contain cell matter and is found on the nose?

A

Sebaceous filaments

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73
Q

Describe photosensitivity

A

high sensitivity of the skin to UV light, usually following exposure or ingestion of certain medications, or chemicals that result in accelerated response of the skin to UV radiation

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74
Q

Any color in its purest form is known as a ___

A

Hue

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75
Q

Hyperpigmentation caused by the bonding of protein molecules with glucose is caused by?

A

Alcohol

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76
Q

Hair becomes drier during the ___ phase

A

Catagen

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77
Q

Sunlight is the main extrinsic factor for ___

A

Aging

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78
Q

What are the A, B, C, D, Es of cancer?

A

A - asymmetry
B - irregular borders
C - color
D - diameter larger than a pencil eraser
E - evolved quickly

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79
Q

Hereditary factor in which dead skin cells build up from not shedding

A

Retention hyperkeratosis

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80
Q

___ ___ have a soothing effect on the skin, but are also helpful in softening the skin for extractions

A

Hot towels

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81
Q

Tapotement releases ___ & ___ ___ and ___ the system.

A

nutrients, carbon dioxide, purifies

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82
Q

Manual lymph drainage is ___ in some states if not a “master” esthetician

A

prohibited

83
Q

A magnifying lamp is also known as a ___ ___

A

Loupe lamp

84
Q

Important investment for an esthetician just starting out is a ___

A

steamer

85
Q

Galvanic can leave a ___ in the guests mouth

A

metallic taste

86
Q

___ ___ produces an unusual smell when used (part of electrotherapy)

A

High frequency

87
Q

Hair can be buzzed or trimmed to a 1/2 inch when waxing the ___ ___

A

under arm

88
Q

Pulmonary circulation sends blood from the ___ to the ___ to be oxygenated

A

heart, lungs

89
Q

___ ___ can enhance the face the most when worn alone

A

Lip color

90
Q

___ ___ is the most important factor in a successful skin care program

A

Home care

91
Q

How much cleanser to apply to a client’s skin?

A

Two teaspoons

92
Q

Behind the ear is where you should perform an

A

allergy test

93
Q

“Tab” lashes attach at a ___ ___

A

single point

94
Q

Disinfectants are not able to destroy all ___

A

bacteria

95
Q

___ & ___ are more specific than laws

A

Rules & regulations

96
Q

Who determines how sharps should be handled?

A

OSHA & your state laws

97
Q

How bright is a color is referred to as its ___

A

value

98
Q

___ is a fatty material used to lubricate and keep other substances on the skin

A

Emollient

99
Q

For a client receiving a brow wax but doesn’t have an extensive amount of hair to remove, what would be the next best option?

A

Tweezing

100
Q

Cotton swabs are good for extractions, especially around the ___ area

A

nose

101
Q

Specialized organ that produces chemicals necessary for the body to function optimally

A

Gland

102
Q

What grade of acne is many closed comedones, more open comedones and occasional papules and pustules

A

Grade II

103
Q

Describe dermatillomania

A

A disorder where someone compulsively picks at skin to the point of injury

104
Q

An eccrine gland is a ___ gland found all over the body with openings through the pores

A

sweat

105
Q

Pacemakers are a contraindication for any type of ___ ___

A

electrical treatments

106
Q

Water is __ - __ % of the skin

A

50-70%

107
Q

Telangiectasia is best described as

A

damaged capillaries that are now larger or distended blood vessels

108
Q

Use of visual aids is important for a ___ consultation

A

makeup

109
Q

What is a sebaceous cyst or subcutaneous tumor filled with sebum?

A

Steatoma

110
Q

Describe the F D & C Act in accordance with cosmetics

A

Defines cosmetics as “articles intended to be rubbed, poured, sprinkled, or sprayed on to the human body for cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness or altering the appearance”

111
Q

The system consisting of the skin and its accessory organs, sensory receptors, hair, and nails

A

Integumentary system

112
Q

List the 5 accessory organs to the skin

A
  • sensory receptors
  • hair
  • nails
  • oil (sebaceous) glands
  • exocrine (sweat) glands
113
Q

Which acid contains aspirin?

A

Salicylic

114
Q

Neutrals are the safest choice when selecting ___

A

eyeshadow

115
Q

What kind of “setting” mask is ideal for hydrating the skin?

A

Paraffin mask

116
Q

Define communicable disease

A

A disease that spreads from one person to another

117
Q

10 minutes is the max time you should use ___ during a facial

A

steam

118
Q

UVA radiation has a ___ wavelength ranging between ___ & ___ and penetrates ___

A

longer, 320-400, deeper

119
Q

Normal skin typically has a ___ follicle size

A

small

120
Q

Describe a skin tag

A

A small outgrowth or extension of skin that looks like a flap

121
Q

Free radical damage in cells can be repaired by built in ___

A

antioxidants

122
Q

Adipose tissue provides ___

A

Insulation

123
Q

Dry skin could be a result of an underactive ____ ____

A

Sebaceous gland

124
Q

An ___ ___ releases oxygen

A

oxidizing agent

125
Q

Era of Extravagence was known for which makeup products?

A

Lips & cheeks were often brightly colored - pink or orange

126
Q

Adipose tissue gives ___ and ___ to the body

A

smoothness, contour

127
Q

A deficiency in perspiration due to failure of the sweat glands

A

Anhidrosis

128
Q

A condition also known as razor bumps, which resembles folliculitis without the pus or infection

A

psuedofolliculitis

129
Q

What are all the layers of the skin?
(describe location, characteristics, functions)

A
130
Q

What is an abnormal secretion from the sebacceous gland characterized by redness, flakiness, and irritation?

A

Seborrhea

131
Q

Greeks used both ___ & ___ for elemental protection

A

honey, olive oil

132
Q

Hyaluronic acid is?

A

Hydrating fluid found in the skin

133
Q

___ oil is considered to be comedogenic

A

Coconut

134
Q

What is mildew?

A

A type of fungi

135
Q

List the steps of infection control

A
  1. cleaning
  2. disinfecting
  3. sanitizing
  4. sterilization
136
Q

Lanugo is ___ ___ hair found on a ___

A

soft downy, fetus

137
Q

___ light produces heat

A

Infrared

138
Q

What is GFI? Where would you find it?

A

Ground
Fault
Interrupter
Found in bathroom

139
Q

What is the correct order of eye makeup?

A

Eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara

140
Q

Absorption of ___ is synthesized from sunlight

A

vitamin D

141
Q

Ultraviolet light prompts the skin to produce vitamin ___

A

D

142
Q

___ are placed on a clean & disinfected workstation then covered with another towel

A

Supplies

143
Q

Reducing swelling is the main purpose for ___ ___ ___

A

manual lymph drainage

144
Q

The process of changing food into forms the body can use as energy

A

Metabolism

145
Q

Renaissance women ___ ___ ___ & ___ for greater intelligence appearance

A

shaved their eyebrows, hairline

146
Q

___% of natural sunlight is visible

A

35

147
Q

List benefits of high frequency

A
  • relieves skin congestion
  • improves germicidal action
  • stimulates blood circulation
  • increases skin metabolism
148
Q

Which step eliminates most microorganisms?

A

Disinfection

149
Q

Which step in infection control destroys all microbial life

A

Sterilization

150
Q

Shaving is a form of ___

A

depilation

151
Q

The ___ is where you should begin extractions

A

chin

152
Q

Sensory and motor are types of ___

A

nerves

153
Q

A ___ is a small elevation that contains fluid and could turn into a ___

A

pustule

154
Q

The ___ shows signs of aging quicker than the ___

A

décolleté, face

155
Q

___ ___ are blackheads caused by a buildup of debris, oil, and dead skin cells

A

Open comedones

156
Q

List all the types of setting masks

A
  • clay
  • alginate
  • modelage
  • paraffin
157
Q

The disposal of chemical products in the workplace is regulated by ___

A

OSHA

158
Q

Disconnecting appliances when not in use is an example of ___ ___ ___

A

good electrical safety

159
Q

Maintaining the natural acid mantle of the skin will prevent ___

A

TEWL

160
Q

Mineral makeup is considered the ___ comedogenic

A

least

161
Q

Pigmentation affected by hormones is known as ___

A

melasma

162
Q

___ ___ ___ is best described as - a condition characterized by red or pink scaly papules or nodules

A

Squamous cell carcinoma

163
Q

Gommage is an example of a “___ ___” mask

A

roll off

164
Q

Papaya is an example of an ___ exfoliant

A

enzyme

165
Q

Name each massage movement and what it consist of

A

• Effeurage -
• Petrissage -
• Tapotement -
• Friction -
• Vibration -

166
Q

What is electrotherapy?

A

Use of electrical currents to treat the skin

167
Q

___ moves through space in waves

A

Energy

168
Q

What is a blood borne pathogen?

A

Disease causing microorganism that are carried in the body by blood or body fluids such as hepatitis and HIV

169
Q

What are the colors of the woods lamp and their meanings?

A
170
Q

Define suspension

A

An unstable mixture of two or more immiscible substances

171
Q

Define occupational disease

A

Illness resulting from conditions associated with employment such as prolonged and repeated over exposure to certain products or ingredients

172
Q

___ is usually found in patches on the scalp, elbows, knees, chest, and lower back

A

Psoriasis

173
Q

A papule is a small elevation that contains fluid and could turn into a ___

A

pustule

174
Q

It’s important to have a thorough understanding of chemical formulation when it comes to ___ ___ ___ ___

A

choosing a product line

175
Q

Electro therapy is the use of ___ ___ for therapeutic benefits

A
176
Q

What are atoms?

A

Particle from which all matter is composed

177
Q

What is epilation?

A

Removing hair from the bottom of the follicle by breaking contact between the bulbs and the papilla

178
Q

Provides a protective covering for body cavities and the surfaces of organs

A

Epithelial tissue

179
Q

Inside the ankle, shin, outside the ankle is the correct order for applying ___ ___ during a leg wax

A

soft wax

180
Q

Plasma contains 90% ___ and acts as a ___ ___

A

water, delivery system

181
Q

Histamines cause an ___ feeling that often accompanies contact dermatitis

A

itchy

182
Q

What is the pH of skin?

A

Slightly acidic 4.5 - 5.5

183
Q

Cells that destroy disease-causing germs

A

White blood cells

184
Q

Loupe lamps magnification is measured in ___

What is the most common diopter for estheticians?

A

Diopter, 5 diopter

185
Q

The presence of pus is a sign of a ___ infection

A

bacterial

186
Q

Describe keratosis

A

Buildup of skin cells

187
Q

What does the Fitzpatrick scale determine?

A

A skin type’s ability to tolerate sun exposure

188
Q

Below chest level is where the ___ ___ should be during a facial to promote good ergonomics

A

technician’s hands

189
Q

Checking your schedule is the ___ thing you should do when arriving to work

A

first

190
Q

What is a dispensary?

A

A room where supplies are stored when they are not in the treatment room or at a workstation

191
Q

___ is most important when it comes to the perspective of safety in the treatment room

A

Cleanliness

192
Q

Waist height to the facial bed is where the ___ ___ should be for good ergonomics

A

esthetician’s chair

193
Q

Esthetician’s stool will provide the ___ - ___ benefits for the esthetician

A

longest-lasting

194
Q

It is mandatory that trash receptacles & laundry baskets be ___ & ___

A

closed & covered

195
Q

Treatment room should have a minimum of ___ electrical outlets

A

4

196
Q

What serves as a protective cushion and energy storage for the body

A

The subcutaneous layer

197
Q

Door(s) should be left open before cleaning and disinfecting the ___ ___

A

towel warmer

198
Q

Gauze wrapped around gloves is the most common way to do ___

A

extractions

199
Q

Linens should be ___ ___ before placing in the laundry basket

A

rolled inward

200
Q

After using a single-use disposable item, it should be ____

A

Disposed of in a covered waste receptacle

201
Q

___ & ___ is the primary focus when furnishing a treatment room

A

Health & safety

202
Q

It generally takes between ___ - ___ minutes to clean up a treatment room between services

A

15 - 20

203
Q

Interstitial fluid contains components involved in ___ ___ and ___ ___

A

blood clotting and wound healing

Milady Aesthetics - AZ (3 decks)

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