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1
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What is Steatoma?

A

A fatty tumor or cyst of the sebaceous

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2
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What do you do before using a curling iron?

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Test the temperature heat

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3
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How do you drape for a facial?

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Drape client, recline the client, and cover the client’s hair with towel or plastic cap

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4
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What is the PH of acid balanced shampoo?

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45-55W

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5
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What is the first thing you do before shaving a client?

A

Analyze the skin

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6
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Where is the buccinator located?

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The bone between the upper and lower jaw

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7
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Where is the zygomatic bone located?

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The cheek bone

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8
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What is staphylococci?

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Puss-forming bacteria that grows in cluster-like bunches of grapes

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9
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What is the bone located in the nape area?

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The occipital bone

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10
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What is etiology?

A

Study of causes of diseases

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11
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What is histology?

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The study of microorganism structure of tissue in the body

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12
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What can be used to lighten the hair color?

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Bleach and developer

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13
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What is more important of the three skin lesions?

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The squamous cell

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14
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What are the base artificial colors?

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Yellow, red, and blue

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15
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What is more harmful of the skin lesions?

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Melanoma

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16
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What is the perimeter of the hair line?

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The outline

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17
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What is the boney shell that protects the brain?

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The cranium

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18
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How do you test the temperature of hot water?

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On the forearm

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19
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How do you hold the straight razor when installing a sliding blade?

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Open it, grasp the back of the blade between the thumb and index finger of the dominant hand while holding the handle with the opposite thumb and index finger

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20
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What is a haircut called when it’s cut at a 90-degree angle all around?

A

Uniform layer

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21
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What is protected when giving a facial?

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Hair and clothing

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22
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What is it called when the joint and tang align?

A

Shears are opened

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23
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What is the ideal shape of a face?

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An oval

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24
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What type of mustache is used for an extra small mouth?

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Medium-short

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25
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What is the highest level of decontamination?

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Disinfection

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26
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What are examples of subjective pain?

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Dizziness, itching, coughing, vomitting.

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27
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What are the 4 muscles of the face?

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Occipitofrontalis, temporalis, buccinator, orbicularis, orris zygomatic major and minor

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28
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What is hair that is attached to the base of the scalp

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Dermal papilla

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29
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What is a tertiary color?

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When a primary color is mixed with a secondary color
blue-green, red-orange, yellow green

30
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What should the barber do before using a product on a client?

A

Patch test/by the ear or bend of elbow

31
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What is short hair at the nape and longer at the crown called?

A

Layering

32
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Examples of connective tissue.

A

Bones, cartilage, ligaments, blood, tissue

33
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What is tinea favosa?

A

Honeycomb ringworm

34
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What is the level system used for?

A

It’s used to analyze the lightness or darkness of hair color

35
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What is bulla

A

Large blisters containing watery fluid.

36
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What is knotting?

A

The way the hair is attached to the base of the hair solution during a hair replacement

37
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Pediculosis

A

Head lice

38
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How far should you hold the blow-dryer?

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6-10 inches from hair

39
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When should a patch test be done?

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24-48 hours before application

40
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Vibration

A

No pressure

41
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What is petrissage?

A

kneading and invigorating

42
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What does an effleurage massage do?

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Stimulating

43
Q

Extra-large mouth…

A

Pyramid shaped mustache

44
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What does single-application hair coloring do?

A

Lightens and deposits color during process

45
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Alopecia

A

Hair loss

46
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What is Leukocytes?

A

White blood cells

47
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4 main haircuts?

A

Blunts, Graduated, long-layered, uniform layered

48
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PH of temporary rinse?

A

2.0 - 4.5

49
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PH of conditioner?

A

3.0 - 5.5

50
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PH of shampoo?

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4.5 - 7.5

51
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PH of semi-permanent?

A

7.0 - 9.0

52
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PH of hair + skin?

A

4.5 - 5.5

53
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What is a shear grind?

A

It refers to the cutting edge

54
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What is razor grind?

A

The shape of the blade after it has been grinded

55
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What is Primary and Secondary lesions?

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Primary - different color than the color of the skin (raised above surface)
Secondary - accumalation of material on the skin surface (depression in the skin)

56
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Diamond face shape?

A

Narrow at the temples and chin

57
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What is an objective symptom?

A

A pimple

58
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What is a subjective symptom?

A

Pain

59
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What’s the most common skin cancer?

A

Basal cell carcinoma

60
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What is Miliria Rubra “prickly heat”

A

Disorder of the sweat glands

61
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What is osteology

A

The study of the anatomy, structure, and functions of the bones

62
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What is the procedure for a cut?

A

-Pat dry with sterile cotton
-Apply septic powder

63
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What is bacili?

A

Short round-shaped bacteria

64
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What is hue?

A

Color

65
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What is saturation intensity?

A

The degree of concentration or amount of pigment in the color

66
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What is secondary color?

A

Mixing equal amounts of 2 primary colors

67
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What is complementary color?

A

Primary + Secondary color positioned directly opposite of each other on the color wheel

68
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What do you do with damaged hair?

A

Must be reconditioned before applying hair color

69
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What is myology?

A

The study of muscles

70
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What does pathogens do?

A

Cause infectious diseases

71
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How do you apply coloring?

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