Exit Exam Pt 1

The main qualities for salicylic acid are antiseptic and .

A client who is concerned with pigmentation should:

What types of crystals are used for microdermabrasion?

How many of the 20 common amino acids are essential?

How many grades of rosacea are there?

What benefits does micro-needling provide?

The benefits of using a pretreat prior to peel application is:

What is the most common BHA used in esthetics?

What does a successful microdermabrasion treatment depend on?

Which of the following are post-waxing precautions?

A major factor in wrinkle formation is:

How many major marma points are used in full body therapeutic sequences?

Which acid has the smallest molecular size?

The basic unit of matter is the:

The two types of hair removal are:

Which of the following substances are necessary for the growth and development of the body?

Fluctuations in hormones may make problem skin worse or _______.

How do antioxidants prevent oxidation from occurring?

A pregnancy mask is formally known as:

Manual Lymph Drainage is beneficial to:

How many chakra points on the body are there?

LED stands for:

Galvanic, thermolysis and blend are three methods of hair removal used by this method:

Quick application of soft wax is known as:

Which grade of Acne is considered cystic?

How does the cell turnover rate change as the body ages?

The second most frequently diagnosed skin cancer that looks like open sores that do not heal is:

What does TCA stand for?

Light therapy is another name for:

How many bones are in the face?

Define hyperkeratosis:

A deep kneading massage movement where muscles are squeezed, rolled or pinched with light or firm pressure is known as:

An abnormal cell mass resulting from excessive cell multiplication, varies in size, shape and color:

What is the medical term for chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands?

A skin sore or abrasion produced by scraping off acne lesions, causing scarring and discoloration:

Soft wax is applied at a:

Which acid is best known for it's hydrating properties?

Glycolic acid is frequently used for superficial peels because:

What does TEWL stand for?

What causes inflammation of the liver?

What is your clinical end point for micro-needling?

Hyaluronic acid ______ and ______ water in the skin.

What are the two types of ingredients?

When doing a chemical peel, what is frosting?

Mixing stones of complementary colors has what effect on energy?

Which of these is NOT a method of epilation?

Which AHA is recommended for anti-aging and sensitive skin, and is derived from the skin of apples?

The _______the pH, the more ________ the product is.

Which of these techniques is non-thermal?

Before starting a second pass with a crystal microdermabrasion treatment, you should always do what two things?

Wound healing is a serious issue for?

Each time a client receives a treatment, you should:

After an herbal body wrap, a client should be instructed to avoid:

The process by which cells reproduce by dividing is known as

Which stage of healing is also known as the remodeling stage?

The more the skin is manipulated before the application of the AHA, the it can be.

The body stores vitamins A,D,E and K in the liver and the:

Reflexology treats the whole body by applying pressure to:

How often should granular scrubs be used?

What are the 3 stages of hair growth?

Cells will continue to grow and thrive as long as they are favored with the proper temperature and an adequate supply of

The word chakra comes fro the sanskrit word meaning:

What type of massage applies gentle but firm pressure to release muscle tension?

Long-term hair reduction is most effective when hair is removed in which stage?

A skin consultation should take place:

Sun exposure and heat can make ______ worse.

Actinic keratosis is commonly treated by:

________ is the most abundant protein in the body.

Pearl like masses of white material under the skin with no visible opening are:

AHA's work through two main mechanisms of action, which are:

What is the process that penetrates water-soluble products into the skin?

Non-invasive vacuum suction with or without aluminum oxide crystals is what type of treatment?

How long has Ayurveda been practiced in India?

What skin type appears perfect?

What are the two types of strips in waxing?

What skin type commonly has clogged follicles?

_______ is targeted for sensitive, acne prone, pigmented skin and is found in almonds.

If you do not have a wet room available, how should you remove body mud and body masks?

Which type of massage movements should you use as you apply a cleanser to the body?

What are the fats that protect from dehydration called?

Which layer of the skin produces melanin?

Which of the following would be a contraindication of a chemical peel?

Without a ________, ingredients may remain on the outer layer of the stratum corneum.

What galvanic current treatment helps penetrate alkaline products?

What massage technique is mainly used on fleshy parts of the face?

Galvanic, high frequency and microcurrent treatment are contraindicated for:

What percentage of adults is chronically dehydrated?

What does the word Vata mean?

Improper microdermabrasion use can result in:

The scientific study of hair and it's diseases is called:

Which chemical peel can be performed on any fitzpatrick type?

What are some ways to help with product penetration?

The phase of healing where there is an increase in vascularity to provide nutrients and oxygen to the healing wound?

Salicylic acid is great for oily/acneic skin because of it's:

Which of these statements about Reiki is false?

Which electrical device sanitizes the skin?

What occurs due to too much sun exposure?

What is a Kirlian camera used for?

Anhydrous means?

How often can a client receive micro-needling?