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Practice exam 3 (pg. 22- 30)
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1
Binders or gums are used to:
Hold solutions together
Hold emulsions together
Hold suspensions together
All of the above
2
Antioxidants are often add it to prevent spoilage in:
All of the above
Hair care products
Cosmetics
Food stuff
3
“Oil & vinegar” salad dressing is an example of an:
Suspension
Emulsions
Colloid
Solution
4
Photo-therapy is the use of:
Vegetable extracts for therapeutic benefits
Products derived from physiology for therapeutic benefits
Plant extracts for therapeutic benefits
Plant-based products for therapeutic benefits
5
The term “hydrophobic” Most nearly means:
Repelled by water or water hating
Repelled by oil or oil hating
Attracted to oil or oil loving
Attracted to water or water loving
6
A hair removal process that removes/destroys the route if done correctly:
Electrolysis
Chemical depilatories
Waxing
Epilation
7
The “Fitzpatrick” scale measures/is based upon:
An individuals tendency to sunburn
An Individuals tendency to develope rhytids
An individuals tendency to develop cancer
And individuals tendency to develop body hair
8
Hair removal technique, used on very resistant hair, w thermolysis & electrolysis is known as:
The blend method
Both A & B
The dual method
9
Which of the following is another term for an alkali:
Acid
Both A & B
Alkaline
Base
10
Which method of electrolysis is most effective on excessive or resistant hair growth:
Reduction method
Thermolysis method
Blend/dual method
Galvanic method
11
This electrolysis method is generally the most comfortable/least painful for the client:
Galvanic method
Blend method
Reduction method
Thermolysis method
12
The two main divisions of the skin are:
Epidermis and scarf skin
Epidermis and cuticle
Epidermis and true skin
Dermis and cornium
13
For successful hair removal, the electrologist must insert the needle/probe:
It makes no difference
On the top of the hair shaft
On the underside of the hair
Covering the hair shaft
14
This electrolysis method is medically recognized as the most affective:
Reduction method
Thermolysis method
Blend method
Galvanic method
15
The thermolysis, galvanic, and blend of methods are all various types of:
Both B&C
Semi permanent hair removal
Electrolysis
Permanent hair removal
16
Do not administer this electro therapy treatment to a pregnant woman:
Sinusoidal
Faradic
Tesla high frequency
Galvanic
17
Rhytids Is the technical term for which of the following conditions:
Dilated blood vessels
Acne vulgaris
Wrinkles
Blemishes
18
The warm spray pulverizer machine would be most useful in treating:
Dry skin
All of the above
Mature skin
Skin with rhytids
19
Matter containing carbon is studied by which branch of science:
Micro chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Organic chemistry
Zoology
20
Personality & thinking that’s influenced by weather/lack of or reduced sunlight are said to be:
Seasonal Achievement Disorder
Seasonal Attitude Disorder
Seasonal Adjustment Disorder
Seasonal Ambivalence Disorder
21
The study of hair is referred to as:
Osteology
Myology
Pathology
Trichology
22
An example of immiscible liquids is:
Alcohol & water
Coffee and cream
Milk & juice
Oil & water
23
Depilation removes the hair:
At the skin level
Below the skin level
By coagulation of the papilla
From the root
24
A common compound formed by an acid and base is:
NaCl
water
Carbon
Helium
25
The “stage” of hair growth in which hair has falling out/resting stage:
Halogen
Catagen
Telagen
Anagen
26
The change in water from a liquid to a solid or a liquid to a gas, is an example of:
Apparent change
Chemical change
Compound change
Physical change
27
Which method of electrolysis is the fastest:
Thermolysis method
Galvanic method
Reduction method
Blend method
28
A change in the composition of a substance wherein a new substance is formed:
Chemical change
Physical change
Non-chemical change
Compound change
29
NaCl (Table salt) is a compound formed by:
The joining of an acid and an alkaline
All of the above
The joining of an acid and a base
The joining of an acid and an alkali
30
This method of electrolysis is often referred to as the “multiple needle” method:
Galvanic method
Blend method
All of the above
Thermolysis method
31
A facial mask should always be removed beginning at the:
Forhead
Neck
Jaw
Chin
32
This electrolysis method is currently the most popular:
Galvanic method
Thermolysis method
Reduction method
Blend method
33
A change in the way a product looks without the formation of a new product is a:
Compound change
Physical change
Achromatic change
Chemical change
34
The suction machine is least effective in the treatment of:
Sluggish skin
Comedones
Congested skin
Blemishes
35
The term “hydrophilic” most nearly means:
Repelled by water or water hating
Repelled by oil or oil hating
Attracted to water or water loving
Attracted to oil or oil loving
36
Which electrolysis method generally results in the client feeling a tiny “flash” of heat:
Galvanic method
Thermolysis method
None of the above
Blend method
37
Which of the following is another term for an alkaline:
Acid
Both A & B
Base
Alkali
38
The study of products that cannot be seen with the naked eye, or “microscopic anatomy” :
Myology
Trichology
Histology
Physiology
39
The needle or needles used in electrolysis are also known as:
Probes
Needles
Lancets
40
____ are essentially keratin/protein filaments that holds cells together:
Langerhans cells
Spiny sells
Guard cells
none of the above
41
Epidermis or outer most layer of the skin is also referred to as:
Cuticle / scarf skin
Cutis / true skin
Cuticle/ cutis
Dema / curium
42
The suction machine is beneficial for all types of skin except:
Skin with poor circulation
Very dry skin
Extremely oily skin
Heavily couperosed skin
43
Any redness of the skin made correctly be referred to as:
Erythtocytes
Leukoderma
Edema
Erythema
44
Common salon emotions include:
Cleansing creams
H202
Bleach
H2O
45
A hair removal process that chemically softens & degrades the hairs structure:
Epilation
Electrolysis
Waxing
Chemical depilatories
46
The term “lipophobic” most nearly means:
Repelled by oil or oil hating
Attracted to oil or oil loving
Repelled by water or water hating
Attracted to water or water loving
47
A mixture of two or more a immiscible substances, joined together with the aid of a binder:
Suspension
Mixture
Colloid
Emulsion
48
For electrolysis to be successful, the needle or probe must be inserted:
So that it totally covers the hair shaft
On top of the hair shaft
Beneath the hair shaft
Besides the hair shaft
49
When matter is altered in such a way that it produces a totally new substance, this is a:
Mechanical change
Compound
Physical change
Chemical change
50
This product ingredient is often used in moisturizing facials:
Rose hips
Btoy A & B
None of the above
Paraffin
51
Device that lowers electrical output of a socket being delivered to an electrical appliance:
Conductor
Wall plate
AC/DC plate
Rectifier
52
This type of change occurs when you change the matter to form a new substance:
Chemical
Physical
Mechanical
Compound
53
___ Is an excellent treatment for acne, but should not be used on ___:
Tesla/people with diabetes
Galvanic/pregnant women
Carbonic gas/people with heart conditions
High frequency/pregnant women
54
The anode is the:
Negatively charged electrons
Positively charged red electrode
Desincrustation machine
Usually colored black
55
When matter is altered such that it looks different (water into ice or steam), this is a:
Mechanical change
Compound
Physical change
Chemical change
56
After use, porous implements (sponges, Emery boards, etc.) he should be:
All, or any, of the above
Disinfected as per manufacturers instructions
Given to the client
Discarded
57
In color theory, “value” refers to:
The darkness/depth of a color
The warmth/vibrancy of a color
The lightness/darkness of a color
The lightness/intensity of a color
58
In a facial, High frequency current should not be used on the skin in excess of:
15 minutes
5 minutes
20 minutes
10 minutes
59
Because of its germicidal effect, high frequency may be useful In the treatment of:
Comedones
Acne
Milin
Dry skin
60
The term “lipophilic” most nearly means:
Repelled by water or water hating
Repelled by oil or oil hating
Attracted to oil or oil loving
Attracted to water or water loving
61
The use of plant extracts for their therapeutic benefits is referred to as:
Aroma-therapy
Phyto-therapy
All of the above
Psycho-therapy
62
For electrolysis to be successful, the needle or probe must be inserted:
At the same angle as the follicle
With the beveled edge facing downwards
Past the papillary layer
With the beveled edge facing upwards
63
The galvanic method of hair removal is also known as the ____ method:
Fraxel
Probe
Single needle
Multiple needle
64
Hair removal using electrical current to disrupt the hair growth:
Electrolysis
Waxing
Epilation
Chemical depilatories
65
The study of matter that is alive, or was alive at some point in time, is called:
Botany
Organic chemistry
Zoology
Inorganic chemistry
66
One easy way to test for the presence of carbon is that carbon:
Will not burn
Will melt but not burn
Will burn
Has a very low burn temperature
67
The thermolysis method of permanent hair removal (aka short wave), employs as:
Triple needle/probe
Single needle/probe called a “wire”
Double needle/probe
Multiple head needle/probe
68
Which of the following is not a recognized method of permanent hair removal:
Laser light method
Galvanic method
Blend method
Thermolysis method
69
In an “water-in-oil” emulsion, the ratio of oil to water would be:
Equal amount of oil and water
Large amount of oil, small amount of H2O
Larger amount of oil in semi-solids
Small amount of oil, large amount of H2O
70
In an “oil-in-water” emulsion, the ratio of oil to water would be:
Larger amounts of oil in semi solids
Large amount of oil, small amount of H2O
Equal amount of oil and water
Small amount of oil, large amount of H2O
71
Which of the following is not a true statement concerning water:
It is electrically charged
It will not dissolve organic substances
It is known as the universal solvent
It is neutral on the pH scale
72
A blended mixture containing particles that often settle to the bottom upon standing:
Colloid
Suspension
Solution
73
Water, acetone, and alcohol are all common salon examples of:
Mixtures
Solvents
Suspensions
Solutions
74
The study of bones is referred to as:
Physiology
Osteology
Myology
Trichology
75
The cathode is the:
Negatively charged black electrode
Usually colored red
Desincrustation machine
Positively charged electrode
76
When used in skin care, high frequency will produce a:
Germicidal effect
Framing effect
Stimulating effect
Antiviral effect
77
The suction machine is most effective in the treatment of:
Comedones
Blemishes
Congested skin
Sluggish skin
78
Which of the following is another term for a “base” product:
Alkali
Acid
Both A & B
Alkaline
79
Which of the following is not an example of a “load”:
Electrical do drill sander
Electrical current
Flat iron
Any electrical appliance
80
The “stage” of hair growth in which hair is falling out/transitional stage:
Halogen
Catagen
Telagen
Anagen
81
the direction of facial massage movements is:
Origin to insertion
Insertion to origin
Top to bottom
Bottom to top
82
When you shake a bottle & watch as some of its contents settle to the bottom, this is a:
Solution
Compound
Colloid
Suspension
83
Which method of hair removal requires licensed cosmo,esthetician, or instructor:
Electrolysis
Shaving
Waxing
Chemical depilation
84
Face cream is a good example of:
An emulsion
A mixture
A solvent
A solution
85
The most common salon emotions are:
Masks
Water in oil
Oil in water
Colloids
86
The study of matter that is not alive, nor was ever alive, is called:
Organic chemistry
Chemistry
Inorganic chemistry
Biology
87
This type of change occurs when you change the way matter looks (water into steam):
Chemical
Physical
Compound
Mechanical
88
The hair removal process that works by physically removing the hair from the follicle:
Epilation
Electrolysis
Chemical depilatories
Waxing
89
Miscible is another term for:
Colloid
Surfactants
Mixable
Non Mixable
90
A licensed cosmo. or Esthet. May perform all following hair removal techniques except:
Waxing
Shaving
Chemical depilatories
Electrolysis
91
If a mixture contains particles larger than those found in a solution, it is referred to as a:
Suspension
Solution
Compound
Colloid
92
A mixture of two or more substances, where the particles dissolve and remain dissolved:
Emulsion
Colloid
Suspension
Solution
93
All sharp objects (razor, needles, etc.) should be disposed of:
As soon as possible
In a sealed container
Both A & B
In a puncture proof/sealed container, as soon as possible
94
Electrolysis employs all the following except:
Lancets
Probes
Needles
Wires
95
The study of muscle is referred to as:
Myology
Pathology
Trichology
Osteology
96
Surfactants function as:
Emulsions
Both A & B
None of the above
Emulsifiers
97
If liquids cannot be mixed, they are said to be:
None of the above
Oil & water
Miscible
Immiscible
98
All of the following are true of Couperose skin except:
Caused by poor elasticity of the capillary walls
Capillaries dilate but are unable to contract
It is a form of rosacea
Facial redness, especially nose and cheeks
99
The direction of massage movement is:
Bottom to top
Top to bottom
Origin to insertion
Insertion to origin
100
The chemical element, the presence of which, separate organic from inorganic, is:
Zinc
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Carbon