EMPOWER ESTHETICS FINAL pt. 1

The most common skin type is:

Halitosis refers to:

What is the study of bacteria called?

The subcutaneous layer of the skin is composed primarily of which type of tissue?

The process referred to as “double-bagging is performed when a(n):

What is the purpose of an exit plan?

An allergic reaction that produces an eruption of wheals is known as:

More electrical current flowing through a line than the line is designed to carry is called

Which of the following types of masks are ideal for dry skin types?

What level of pH in glycolic acid will have a minimal, if any effect on the skin?

Assets minus liabilities equals:

Where in the digestive process does the breakdown of nutrients begin?

a business owned by two or more people

Which of the terms listed below is another name for white blood cells?

Which part of a muscle is the non moving portion attached to bones or other fixed muscles?

A material that does not allow the flow of electrical current is called a(n):

describes the use of chemical solutions to exfoliate the surface of the skin,promote cell turnover &induce desquamation?

A lack of perspiration caused by a failure of the sweat glands is known as:

What color paper is recommended for a resume?

Microphage cells perform which of the following functions

The applied science that deals with healthful living is

Which type of peel can be performed by an esthetician in a skin care center?

Primary lesions are changes in the structure of the skin during?

The path in which the electricity leaves the source and travels to an appliance to power it is a(n):

What is the largest bone of the arm?

A necessary companion piece to the resume that introduces you to the prospective employer is a:

A light, relaxing, smooth, gentle stroking or circular movement used in massage is known as:

Disease-producing bacteria are called:

The flow of electricity along a conductor is called a(n):

An open follicle with a black surface plug that has been oxidized is called a:

What do the terms warm and cool describe about a color?

The fluid part of the blood in which red and white blood cells and blood platelets are suspended is:

Solvents that easily mix together are called:

One-called microorganisms that are classified as either disease-producing or non disease-producing are called:

The back of the skull is formed by which of the following bones?

What is the first course of action taken if it is suspected that a client is choking?

A withholding tax that is planned savings/retirement fund for every worker in the United States is called:

How many times per minute does a normal heart beat?

Which of the following receptors report deep pressure and pain?

How many pairs of nerves originate in the brain?

Which spore-forming stage do bacteria enter when conditions are unfavorable?

What color of paper is recommended for a resume?

A bleeding would should be treated by:

The method of water therapy in which a client is sprayed with water, seawater or mineral water infused with herbs

The subsystem of the autonomic system that slows the heart rates, dilates blood vessels and lowers blood pressure is the

Red blood cells are also known as:

What item should b e used on tools and implements that have not come in contact with blood or body fluids?

What percentage of wrinkles is caused by the natural aging process?

Which of the following is a harmless sebaceous cyst or tumor?

How many primary functions does the skin perform?

Which of the following is the control center of cell activities

What is the lowest layer of the epidermis

Sebaceous glands continually produce and secrete:

The study of the muscles structure, function and diseases is called:

Growth, health and reproduction of the body are controlled by which system

The bands of fibrous tissue that attach the muscle to the bones are:

The bone located on the little finger side of the lower arm is the:

An inflammation that causes severe itching, usually on undamaged skin, is known as:

Squamous cells provide protection to the layers of the skin that are located below the stratum:

What is one purpose of a facial steamer?

Handling clients with tact is:

A mixture of two or more compounds in which each component is evenly dispersed is called a:

A small elevation of the skin, that may progress in size and become pustules is known as:

When a closed path is broken, it is called a(n):

Dermabrasion is used to treat uneven skin textures due to all of the following conditions EXCEPT:

A necessary companion piece to the resume that introduces you to the prospective employer is a

Non disease-producing bacteria are called:

Under-eye circles, broken capillaries, blemishes and dark, shadowed areas of the face can be correct with?

which of the following plans does NOT describe a concept of a short-range goal?

The male hormone that is present in both men and women and influences the amount of sebum produced is called:

Approximately how long does it take to perform an eyelash or eyebrow tinting procedure?

Which of the following release a hydrogen ion and are positively charged?

The application of electrical currents during treatments to the skin is called:

Which type of peel often causes the skin to lose its ability to create pigment?

Another term used for thoracic vertebrae is:

Osteology is the study of

In the case of a chemical eye injury, the victims eyeballs should be flushed with which of the following items?

Which of the following is known as the universal solvent?

Which of the following items is able to change alternating current to direct current?

Another name for a nerve cell is:

The lower chambers of the heart consist of the:

How many of the 14 bones that compose the facial skeleton are involved in facial massage?

The junctions across which nerve impulses pass through are called:

Forming a mental image of success is called:

Which of the following is a common skin rash with redness and scaly, pinkish-yellow patches that have an oily appearance

During an introductory handshake, the esthetician should

What’s another name for a whitehead

Twenty-four hours prior to an eyelash and eyebrow tinting, it is advisable to perform a:

What is the largest organ of the body?

The medical term for ringworm is:

The most effective form of advertising is often:

A colorless gel-like substance containing water, salt and nutrients obtained from food is called:

Ingredients that possess the ability to destroy bacteria that can cause undesirable effects on the skin are describes as

The 2001 OSHA Bloodborne pathogen standard requires the use of:

How many milliamperes equals one ampere

Utilities, supplies, cost of promotions, postage and taxes are types of:

Which of the following plan does NOT describe a concept of a short-range goal?

Which type of peel can be performed by an esthetician in a skin care center?

Tiny openings that allow sweat or sebum to pass through the surface of the skin are called: