Evolve Esthetics Final Quiz

What are the basic units of life?

The ideal lighting for makeup application is:

What cells cover and protect the inside of the body?

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is all of the following EXCEPT:

How long does the sugaring method of hair removal generally last?

The natural substance such as enzyme or alpha hydroxy acid, and other ingredients that works to remove dead skin cells?

Separate body structures that perform specific functions are:

The mastication muscle that is located above and in front of the ear and both opens and closes the jaw is the:

What is the largest bone of the arm?

Another word for flagella is:

Sebaceous glands continually produce and secrete:

The junctions across which nerve impulses pass through are called:

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

The ideal of classic facial shape is

The medical term for ringworm is:

The heart is entirely encased in a membrane called the:

The three parts of a muscle are the:

Which hand muscles separate the fingers?

Which secondary lesion is a dried mass that is the remains of an oozing sore?

The physical foundation of the body is called the:

A fibrous protein that helps prevent the skin from sagging is called:

The second level of infection that does not eliminate bacterial spores is called:

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

Bacterial cells that are pus-forming and form grape-like clusters can be found in abscesses, pustules and boils are:

Which of the following is known as the universal solvent

The unit of electrical resistance is called a(n):

If a carboxyl group is located on the second carbon atom of the chain, the ingredient is categorized as a(n):

What phase of metabolism is the process of breaking down larger molecules or substances into smaller ones?

Which of the following is the control center of the cells activities?

What is the second step of the daily skin care regimen that restores the natural pH of the skin?

Nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter are known as:

Infection control procedures are divided into which of the following three levels?

What muscles causes the head to move from side to side and up and down?

An abnormal membranous sac containing a gaseous, liquid or semi-solid substance is known as a(n):

When removing the strip during a waxing procedure, pull skin taut and remove the strip quickly:

A simple unit of a carbohydrate is called a:

The purpose of the massage movement petrissage is to:

Alcohol, stress, spicy foods and extreme temperatures aggravate which of the following vascular disorders?

Which of the following skin terms identifies the second layer or true skin?

What do Sudoriferous glands produce?

The 2001 OSHA Bloodborne pathogen standard requires use of:

Eyebrow hair is called:

Which muscles respond to conscious commands?

The lightness or darkness of a color is called the:

What is the form of energy that produces light, heat, magnetic and chemical changes?

A volt is a unit of electric:

Plate-shaped bones located in the skull are:

Candida albicans is common skin infection caused by:

A massage technique introduced in 1907 for oily and acneic skin conditions was created by:

The law of color states that, out of all the colors in the universe, only:

The stratum spinosum is often called the:

What is the lowest layer of the epidermis?

What is the small elevation of the skin, usually inflammatory, that does not contain pus?

“Wide-set” eyes have a space between the eyes greater than the:

What are the two major benefits of a massage?

A complex mixture of fatty substances that keeps the skin soft, supple and pliable is known as:

What is the term used to identify the skin’s natural aging process?

A sunscreen product with an SPF of 15 indicates:

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

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

Which science studies the functions of the organs and systems of the body?

Mixing a primary color with a neighboring secondary color in varying proportions will produce a:

Hemoglobin attracts oxygen molecules through which of the following processes?

What functions do Ruffini’s Corpuscles perform?

The type of chemistry that deals with matter that was never living and does not contain carbon is called:

Another name for a general infection is:

Human cells reproduce by dividing in half through a process referred to as:

The dormant stage that bacteria enter when the environment makes the bacteria’s survival difficult is called the:

Oils and oil-soluble substances use to condition and soften the skin are called:

Which of the following is a highly infection disease that affects the liver?

Osteology is the study of:

Which artery branches into smaller arteries, supplying blood to the skin and muscles of the head?

An over-production of perspiration caused by excessive heat is known as:

What is the liquid part of a solution called?

The lower chamber of the heart consists of the:

The two bones that form the upper jaw are called the:

Dilated capillaries that can be treated with gentle massage and soothing, mild products are referred to as:

What is the transparent layer of the epidermis that is thickest on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet?

The orbicularis oculi is responsible for which of the following functions?

Which type of bacteria is harmless and at times can be very beneficial?

The study of the skin’s functions is referred to as:

How many bones make up the cranium?

What phase is the hair in when it is destroyed by waxing?

Eccrine glands are most abundant in all of the following areas EXPECT the:

Having opposite poles in an electrical current means:

Bacteria are single cells that are circular, spiral or:

A condition that causes excessive hair growth and is genetically determined is called:

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

Another name for a nerve cell is:

Which type of shock passes through nervous system causing the heart to stop, breathing to cease and muscles to convulse?

Which of the following is a highly contagious viral infection that causes an eruptive, blister-like cluster?

A highly infectious disease that interferes with the body’s natural immune system is known as:

How many naturally occurring elements are there?

What effect will the use of a topical steroid medication have on the skin?

Which of the following is the toughest layer of the epidermis

A solid formation above the skin, often caused by an insect bites or an allergic reaction is called a:

Soft, downy hair on the body at birth is called:

Which of the following masks is well-suited for oily or acne skin types?

When an overload occurs, which device is designed to break the flow of a current?

The stimulation of the body’s immune response through the injection of the antibodies is: