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a skin disorder characterized by chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands caused from retained secretions is:
a) wheal b) excoriation c) acne d) asteatosis |
c) acne
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acne or common pimples are also known as:
a) acne milia b) acnes vulgaris c) acne cortisone d) acne fissure |
b) acne vulgaris
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inflammation of the sebaceous glands characterized by red, flaky skin in the scalp and hairline is:
a) acne rosacea b) asteatosis c) scale dermatitis d) seborrheic dermatitis |
d) seborrheic dermatitis
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a dry, scaly skin condition due to a deficiency or absence of sebum caused by old age and exposure to cold is:
a) rosacea b) asteatosis c) absorption d) anhidrosis |
b) asteatosis
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sebaceous cysts or fatty tumors filled with sebum that range in size from a pea to an orange are:
a) scars b) steroids c) steatoma d) scales |
c) steatoma
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a generic medical term used to describe an abnormal inflammatory condition of the skin is:
a) steatoma b) bromhidrosis c) dermatitis d) milaria |
c) dermatitis
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a contagious, recurring viral infection characterized by fever blisters or cold sores is:
a) herpes simplex b) herpes dermatitis c) psoriasis d) eczema |
a) herpes simplex
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a noncontagious skin disease characterize by red patches covered with silver-white scales found on the scalp is:
a) herpes b) macula c) papules d) psoriasis |
d) psoriasis
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chemicales released by the immune system that flood tissues to dilute a skin irritant are:
a) hematite b) hypertrichosis c) histamines d) execration |
c) histamines
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the absence of melanin pigmentation of the body is known as:
a) lentigo b) albinism c) abnormal d) nevus |
b) albinism
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the most common type of skin cancer caused by overexposure to the sun is:
a) basal cell carcinoma b) malignant melanoma c) brown patches d) squamous cell carcinoma |
a) basal cell carcinoma
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the american cancer society recommends using a checklist to recognize potential skin cancer or changes in moles, using the letter b to check mole:
a) borders b) building c) brightness d) balance |
a) borders
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an open lesion of the skin or mucous membrane, accompanied by pus and characterized by loss of skin depth is a(n):
a) scar b) steatoma c) rosacea d) ulcer |
d) ulcer
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comedones should be removed under septic conditions using proper:
a) oxidation procedures b) extraction procedures c) exposure procedures d) lubricant procedures |
b) extraction procedures
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dark, brown patches on the skin that may appear uneven in texture, jagged or raised may be a warning sign of:
a) malignant melanoma b) malignant rosacea c) keratoma d) leukoderma |
a) malignant melanoma
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the technical term that refers to the overgrowth of hair on the body is:
a) hypothermia b) depilatory c) hypertrichosis d) epilation |
c) hypertrichosis
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the two major categories of hair removal are classified as:
a) temporary and permanent b) semi and permanent c) waxing and epilation d) epilation and depilatories |
a) temporary and permanent
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client questionnaires used for hair removal services should contain information about client medications and document:
a) employment and allergies b) allergies and skin disorders c) age and finances d) vitamins and diet routine |
b) allergies and skin disorders
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a hair removal service should not be performed on clients taking a medication containing:
a) alcohol b) niacin c) retin-A d) vitamin D |
c) Retin-A
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facial waxing should not be performed on clients with the condition of:
a) rosacea b) seborrhea c) hypertrichosis d) hirsutism |
a) rosacea
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hair removal by means of an electric current that destorys the growth cells of the hair is:
a) electricity b) photoepilation c) electrolysis d) depilation |
c) electrolysis
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intense light used to destroy the growth cells of the hair follicle is a method of hair removal called:
a) superfluous b) contraindiction c) photoepilation d) photocells |
c) photoepilation
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a method of hair removal using a beam pulsed on the skin that requires specialized training is:
a) pulsated hair removal b) epilation removal c) laser hair removal d) needle hair removal |
c) laser hair removal
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the natural arch of the eyebrow or the curved line of the eye socket follow what bone?
a) orbis b) orbital c) termporal d) frontal |
b) orbital
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alkali subastances used to temporarily remove superfluous hair at the skin level are:
a) resins b) hydrators c) depilatories d) deevelopers |
c) depilatories
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a commonly used epilator that removes hair from the bottom of the follicle is:
a) depilatory b) honey c) acid d) wax |
d) wax
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the thick epilator that does nto require the use of fabric strips for removal is:
a) aloe wax b) hot wax c) natural wax d) cold wax |
d) cold wax
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to prevent contact with any possible bloodborne pathogens during a hair removal treatment, use:
a) paper coverings b) disposable gloves c) cotton gloves d) nondisposable gloves |
b) disposable gloves
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to relax eyebrow tissue, saturate pledgets or towel with:
a) cold water b0 alcohol c) astringment d) warm water |
d) warm water
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to avoid infection, sponge a tweezed area frequently with cotton moistened with:
a) antiseptic lotion b) disinfectant lotion c) emollient cream d) warm water |
a) antiseptic lotion
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when tweezing, the skin should be held taut and hair pulled using a quick motion:
a) in an up-and-down direction b) in a sideways direction c) in the direction of hair growth d) against growth direction |
c) in the direction of hair growth
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prior to application, the temperature of the heated wax should be tested on:
a) fingers b) hands c) the wrist d) eyebrows |
c) the wrist
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heated wax should be spread in a thin coat using a(n):
a) index finger b) wooden applicator c) metal applicator d) cotton-tipped applicator |
b) wooden applicator
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wax applied to an area should be removed using:
a) index fingers b) paperstrips c) sterile fabric strips d) wooden applicators |
c) sterile fabric strips
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remaining wax residue can be safely removed from the skin with a gentle:
a) honey remover b) rubbing c) wax remover d) alkaline remover |
c) wax remover
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to avoid contaminating wax, the applicator used on each client should be inserted into the wax:
a) often b) daily c) smoothly d) once |
d) once
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the direction in which the fabric strips used in hair removal treatments should be removed is:
a) with hair growth b) straight up c) opposite hair growth d) down and around |
c) opposite hair growth
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a temporary hair removal method involving cotton thread manipulated and rolled along the surface of the skin is:
a0 surfacing b) stitching c) threading d) sugaring |
c) threading
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an effective epilator treatment that uses a thick paste easily removed with water is:
a) sugaring b)pasting c) soaping d) waxing |
a) sugaring
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wax that has a high incidence of allergic reactions and may require a patch test is:
a) resin wax b) beeswax c) aloe wax d) cold wax |
b) beeswax
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a client condition that might cause a negative side effect during a facial treatment is referred to as a:
a) symptom b) sensitivity c) contraindiction d) gommage |
c) contraindiction
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the important part of the facial treatment that determines skin type, condition and the recommended treatment is the:
a) case history b) skin analysis c) skin review d) home treatment |
b) skin analysis
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clients who present skin abnormalities, open sores or fever blisters should be referred to a:
a) podiatrist b) physician c) stylist d) treatment |
b) physician
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during an analysis procedure, cleansing milk is applied to the skin using:
a) downward circular movements b) rounded strong movements c) upward circular movements d) outward movements |
c) upward circular movements
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when removing cleanser in the eye area, move outward on the upper lid and:
a) circular on the lower lid b) inward on the lower lid c) outward on the lower lid d) down on the lower lid |
b) inward on the lower lid
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oily or dry conditions of skin that cannot be permanently changed, only improved with treatments, are determined by the skin:
a) texture b) scrubbing c) analysis d) type |
d) type
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characteristics that are associated with particular skin types are referred to as skin:
a) conditions b) analysis c) treatments d) contraindications |
a) conditions
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the amount of sebum produced by the sebaceous glands determines the size of the:
a) layers b) pores c) glands d) thickness |
b) pores
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obvious pores on the surface of the skin indicate:
a) dry skin areas b) alipidic skin c) oily skin areas d) sudoriferous areas |
c) oily skin areas
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dry skin that is not producing enough sebum is also known as:
a) combination b) alipidic c) hydrated d) extreme |
b) alipidic
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