Orientation Final (Part 1) - New Curriculum

How should facial steamers be cleaned and disinfected?

The Epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin

Which ancient culture is celebrated for its indulgent skincare including milk baths

___ is crucial to protecting individuals and vulnerable populations within the treatment scope

A ___ is a sharp tool that used to puncture the skin surrounding a follicle in order to remove milia and whiteheads

Why should clients with dermatitis be referred to a dermatologist or physician?

Which type of electricity is most commonly used by estheticians?

What is ammonia made of?

Which of the following is not the most popular less invasive esthetic treatment preferred by Gen Z and Millennials

Direct current only flows in one direction?

Medical term for "mole" or "birthmark"

Sun spots, Melasma, and freckles are the overproduction of ____

What is a characteristic of local infection?

What type of practices were associated with aesthetics in ancient cultures

How can prioritizing infection control benefit estheticians?

Albinism is characterized by little to no melanin in the hair skin and nails

Esthetic practices in Japan included aburatorigami, which is using a specific typer of paper to capture excess oil

Estheticians should encourage all clients to __ their skin

____ is a type of current that is valued for its germicidal effects, helping to kill surface bacteria and acne

The measurement for electrical resistance is known as?

What skin issues do Beta Hydroxy Acids (BHA) primarily treat?

Which of these is NOT a category listed by the FDA:

What cells found in the skin help the immune system respond to pathogens?

What gland is responsible for sweat production?

Which culture attributes significance to individuals esthetics in shaping their experiences in life and death?

Which generation is more likely to pursue esthetic services and treatments focused on anti-aging thru prevention?

Yellowish skin can be an indicator for which health issue?

Which generation favors the use of procedures that help with wrinkles, fat, and loose skin

What generation is more likely to pursue esthetic services and treatments focusing on anti-aging through prevention

Which current can be beneficial in aiding with desincrustation?

Crystal Microderm is the only microderm that uses the aluminum oxidized crystals

LED stands for "Light Emitting Diode"

Refer to the SDS (safety data sheets) in case of an emergency involving a chemical

Which of the following statements is true about mechanical exfoliation

What are the most common bacteria that are short and rod shaped?

What layer of the epidermis is responsible for stopping the loss of fluids from the body?

Which of the following is an electrical switch designed to protect a circuit from overload?

Alternating current can change directions as often as 50-60 times per second.

Which is an elemental compound?

What ancient Asian practice involves the removal of body or facial hair using a thread.

What molecules help prevent cell damage caused by free radicals?

Which type of rays can be man made and come in the form of lasers and radiation?

Select ingredients used in African Esthetic Practices

What is the primary focus of estheticians within the medical domain?

What bacteria grows in colonies that bind together making them difficult to penetrate with disinfectants?

Oncology is the type of esthetician that is trained in skin practices that can aid cancer survivors?

What are chemicals made of?

Micro current is a softer/lesser intense electrical current that copies the bodies internal system

The dermis is comprised of what two layers?

Porous items cannot be disinfected?

The deepest later of the skin where the majority of the bodies fat is stores is called Subcutaneous/Hypodermis/Adipose

A kilowatt (KW) is 1,000th of a watt

Which part of the atom shapes what kind of element a substance becomes?

3 main categories of facial devices classified by the FDA?

A negative electrode is referred to as______

What agency monitors health hazards that can affect humans and their enviroments?

A non-cancerous sign growth that ranges in color from white to black is an example of ____

What defines matter in the universe?

Ice melting is an example of PHYSICAL CHANGE

Tinea pedis is an infection that impacts the foot and is often called ___

What type of skin should be treated with products that can trap moisture and protect the skins barrier

Recognizing ___ is crucial to esthetics because it can indicate the health/biological foundation of skin

In ancient Roman culture, what were bath houses often used for?

What bacteria are round and pus-forming?

FDA says dermal fillers are both esthetic and medical devices

Nodules tend to be soft and can burst open upon contact

According to OSHA the appox. annual figures for death and illnesses for chemical exsposure is 50,000 Death 190,000 ill

What natural substance is commonly used by the Himba women of Namibia of protection against the sun, maintaining health.

What is electricity primarily composed of?

How can estheticians determine a clients skin type?

Which of the following is a characteristic of static electricity?

Bloodborne diseases are spread ONLY through contact with blood?

Why are changes crucial in the field of esthetics?

Which is the most common kind of skin cancer?

___ is/are another term for "wrinkles"

What electrical unit measures the force or vigor of a current?

Which light can cause many issues such as skin cancer and causes the skin to age?

Aesthetics refers to the study of __

"Pseudofolliculitis" is the medical term for ____

When should you disinfect the treatment room?

Which of the following is an example of an alkaline?

What is the function of the sebaceous glands in the skin?

What is not an example of a viral illness?

The name of the transitional zone between the reticular and papillary layers is the Extracellular Matrix (ECM)

Bacteria are __, ___ organisms that hold a cytoplasm

What do skin lesions refer to?

What is the primary function of the skins barrier?

Propionibacterium acne cannot survive in the presence of ___?

Nail infections are commonly transmitted through direct skin contact

What precautions should be taken when using the hot towel cabbie.

Vampire facials are a type of Microneedling

Chemicals not paired with an electron are known as _____

What act focuses on safety in the workplace for all workers through training and educating employees.

Estheticians may be exposed to these different types of fungi and the best way to prevent the spread of these is by ____

What type of esthetician may be trained in skin care practices to aid cancer survivors or those undergoing treatment

What is the primary treatment for both types of herpes infections?

When an acid and a base are combined in uniform amounts it is referred to as?

___ is the measurement of the physical distance between two points of peak energy waves and is expressed in meters

What materials are commonly known to be conductors of electricity?