Esti Final Exam 2

A mechanical abrasion of the epidermis, due to scratching insect bites, scabs or acne is known as a(n):

A shaking massage movement is called:

Prior to a body wrap, the bandages may be soaked in:

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

What is the first step to take when exposed to a client blood during a procedure?

Contraindications for massage include all of the following EXCEPT:

An astringent or toner assists in cleansing the skin and:

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

 For a facial procedure, a client changes into a smock or gown in order to:

The heart, arteries, veins and capillaries are all part of the:

 Which of the following treatments lightly resurfaces the epidermis?

The massage manipulation that is a circular movement with no gliding is called

A strong protein substance that, when broken down, forms bundles that strengthen and give structure to the skin is:

The chemical process by which cells receive nutrients for cell growth and reproduction is known as:

Which of the following is the number one factor in extrinsic aging?

Solvents that easily mix together are called:

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

Which of the following is NOT a receptor of sensation in the dermal layer of the skin?

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

 Warm colors do NOT:

For thick or oily skin, the vaporizer should be placed:

Which of the following is eyelash hair?

A germicide which can kill bacteria that causes skin infection is known as:

What is the structure that insulates and acts as a shock absorber to protect the bones?

Which of the following is created by chemically uniting two different elements?

The medical term for ringworm is:

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

The shape of benign growths or moles are:

The study of small living organisms called microbes is called:

What do sudoriferous-glands produce?

The stratum spinosum is often called the:

Which of the following is the toughest layer of the epidermis?

What step in skin care regimen is designed to remove dirt, oil, makeup and environmental  pollutants from skins surface

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

Which of the following is the most common form of bacterial cell?

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

If the esthetician suspects a medical condition, he or she should:

 Materials that easily transport electricity are called:

The steam from the facial steamer should be:

Bacteria that caused skin infections can be killed by:

 Any type of treatment should be avoided on clients with active:

Which of the following masks would be recommended to use in the beard area?

Breaks food down into simpler chemical compounds easily absorbed by cells eliminated from the body as waste

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

What is another name for baby acne?

To remove extractions, gloved fingers should be wrapped in tissue or cotton and soaked in:

 To remove eye makeup or cleansing lotion from around the eyes, use:

An inheritable skin disease that produces an excess of thick, scaly, silvery skin patches surrrounded by a red area?

When performing extractions, gently apply:

Which may protect the skin care center from claims related to damage that may occur to client skin as a services result

The subcutaneous layer is composed primarily of:

The bacterial cells that are spiraled, corkscrew-shaped and can generate highly contagious diseases are called:

The term used to describe symptoms that are frequent and continuing is:

Regardless of the type of peel performed, direct sun exposure should be avoided for:

The mechanical or chemical process of removing dead skin to stimulate new cell growth is referred to as:

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

A contagious, potentially fatal infection caused by airborne bacteria that first affects the lungs is known as:

 Tools are instruments used to puncture or invade the skin must be sterilized or:

Chemical hair removes are called:

The subcutaneous layer is also known as the:

All of the following could indicate an allergic reaction to latex EXCEPT:

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

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

A volt is a unit of electric:

An acute bacterial infection that consists of a group of boils that involves several hair follicles is known as:

During a waxing procedure the hair is removed from the skin:

Which of the following is NOT a component of then Client Consultation Form?

For a hair removal service, apply wax with a clean spatula:

Which of the following skin types displays few breakouts or clogged areas?

Which of the following is performed by estheticians using hydroxy acid, glycolic acid or lactic acid?

Section of Client Consultation Form identifies possible contraindications for products, equipment & services preformed

Nondisease-producing bacteria are called

Which of the following describes a disease that is active internally throughout the body system?

The study of bones is known as:

Skin is often analyzed under a skin scanner, magnifying lamp or:

which of the following is a vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness, dilated capillaries and small red bumps?

A group of body organs that perform one or more vital functions for the body is called a(n):

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

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

Which ingredient listed below is compatible with both water and oil?

What is another name for an whitehead?

A crack or line in the skin due to exposure to wind, cold or water is called a:

The tissue that carries messages to and from the brain and coordinates body functions is the:

 A contagious disease refers to a disease that is:

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

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

The term given to describe the effect created when a current travels through a water-based solution and onto the body

Head Lice, Itch mites, ringworm and nail fungus are all diseases caused by:

Which of the following is an ingredient used to dry, exfoliate and help in killing bacteria?

To prepare the client’s skin for a waxing procedure, apply a(n):

Which of the following are small elevated growths that can easily be removed by a physician?

Which of the following types of oils reduce inflammation and soothe swollen muscles?

Bacilli and spirilla are able to move themselves by using hair-like projections known as:

What type of exfoliation is a physical process that uses an abrasive product?

The Method of massage used to soothe muscles and relax the sensory nerve endings at the surface of the skin is called:

 Which of the following is the term used to describe a base?

Acne can be caused by all of the following EXCEPT:

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

Which facial shape has a narrow forehead and a wide jawline?

What is the name of the connective tissue that holds bones to other bones to for joints?