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The term used to denote an excessive or abnormal growth of hair anywhere on the body is called:

Pus is an obvious sign of:

What is static electricity?

Causes of blanching include all, except which of the following?

The arrector-pili is a muscle responsible for:

Cataphoresis is the use of the positive pole to produce:

The main function of sebum is to prevent the skin from:

Impure blood is carried to the heart by:

The gland that regulates the amount of calcium and phosphorous in the blood is called:

A collection of signs and symptoms, considered together, that constitutes a disorder is called:

Light that contains all of the colors and wavelengths of the visible light spectrum is called:

Which glands are associated with the reproductive system?

Which of the following is the chromosphere for Laser Hair Removal?

The French bacteriologist and chemist known for his work with microbes was:

A substance which readily transmits an electric current is known as:

An intense pulse light (IPL) source:

An ampere is a unit of electrical:

The first consideration of the electrologist should be the client’s:

The variable that is most important when considering TRT of the skin is:

F.A.C. stands for:

Services are sold in terms of:

When light does not get absorbed, but rather bounces off of a surface, it is called:

Itching is an example of:

The nervous system coordinates and controls all body:

The skin layer that gives strength, form and flexibility is the:

What is a photo-toxic reaction?

An example of a general infection is:

Containers for disinfecting instruments should be changed:

What is the best way to control the damaging effects of laser plume?

Who was the first to report the use of high frequency to remove hair in 1924?

What is important to tell your client during the pre and post treatment laser consultation?

How many Electrolysis Council members are needed to make a quorum?

Neurology is the study of:

Pure blood is carried from the heart to the capillaries by:

The target cell/organs of ACTH are:

No coloring matter is present in grey hair or:

When an atom undergoes spontaneous decay and releases the energy in the form of a photon, it is called:

A potential client’s doctor calls you to give permission to work on their diabetic patient. You may:

The blood vascular system is also known as the:

After electrolysis treatments, which of the following is an indication that normal healing is occurring?

The shape of spirilla bacteria is:

The heart is composed of:

Where does someone make a complaint against an Electrologist?

If the laser is not being used, and the technician is not in the room, where should the laser key be?

drugs/chemicals applied topically/taken internally injure skin in conjunction w exposure to uv light, extend to areas

Which of these is the retinal hazard region?

The cerebro-spinal nervous system controls the:

Thermolysis destroys the papilla, the source of hair growth by:

An electron will release one or more photons when it is in which stage?

The most important safety consideration during treatment with laser and other light based equipment is to:

Lasers should NOT be operated in the presence of all except:

Two magnets will repel each other if:

A unit of electrical pressure is referred to as a/an:

Accutane is also known as:

another state's requirements determined by Board tobe equivalent/greater than Florida's requirements, florida will honor

What are the stages of lasing, in the correct order, from start to finish?

Pathological endocrine disorders do NOT arise from:

The medical term for swelling is called:

A device for changing direct current to alternating current:

A transformer:

Afferent nerves are also called:

When can a laser fire?

Can a facility license be transferred to a different location?

The color of the skin is determined primarly by its:

The largest expense item in operating a business is:

Which size probe will produce the largest heating pattern?

The action of calcitonin results in lower levels of calcium in the blood. What gland produces the opposite effect?

A round, thickened patch of epidermis, caused by friction, is called:

A metal such as copper wire serves as a/an:

The failure (lack or ineffectiveness) of this hormone leads to diabetes mellitus:

The person(s) responsible for incorporating galvanic electrolysis into the blend:

Wavelengths are measured in:

Bacteria reproduce by dividing into:

The Florida Law that governs the practice of Electrolysis is Chapter _______, F.S.

The fifth layer of the epidermis is called:

A body sign of bacterial infection is the presence of:

The primary purpose of hair is to:

The body's rate of metabolism is regulated by the:

Organisms that live on dead matter and do NOT cause disease are called:

What is the range of financial penalties for breaking the RULES?

All government tax laws make it mandatory that each business maintain proper:

The second most costly item in operating a business is usually:a.

A crack in the skin, as seen on extremely chapped hands, is known as:

The vasculary system consists of the heart, blood, blood vessels, and the:

An instrument regulating the strength of an electrical current is called:

A protective cusion for the upper skin layers is the:

Which cooling system uses a separate chiller that attaches to the laser hand piece to blow cold air on the skin?

To dessicate tissue means to:

Abnormal white patches on the skin are called:

The bending of light, such as light moving through a prism, is called:

The members of the Electrolysis Council are appointed by the:

A blister or bulla contains:

It is very important for an electrologist to develop a/an:

A structural tissue change caused by injury or disease is a:

A manner in which electricity is used to produce a therapeutic effect is called:

Sexual hair growth in women, which is caused by an excess of androgens is called

Which of the following is a non-conductor of electricity?

Circulation of the blood is controlled by: