Ohio State Barber Exam Theory pt 1

What type of conditions are applied to hair and not rinsed out?

The underlying her inner layer of the skin is called?

“non-porous” means having no pores or openings

what type of shampoos are formulated to help control dandruff and mild scalp conditions?

name a synonym for closest cut

what is characterized by an accumulation of material on the skin surface?

what type of shampoo is balanced to the pH level of hair and skin?

round shaped bacteria that appear singly or in groups is called?

what is the study of the human body structure of the can be seen with the naked eye?

the mechanical process of scrubbing using soap and water is called?

hair cutting capes are made of nylon and other synthetic materials

What are short rod-shaped bacteria?

“SDS” stands for Safety Data Sheets

which agency was created to regulate and enforce safety and health standards to protect employees in the workplace?

the building blocks of all matter

what are spherical bacteria that grow in pairs and cause diseases such as pneumonia?

name the three type of strops

drapes made out of vinyl are hair cutting capes

GSI stand for a ground fault interrupter

sweat glands are also known as

porous materials cannot be disinfected

what kind of disinfectants are effective for cleaning blood and body fluids from no porous surfaces?

what is a switch that automatically interrupt, or shut off an electric current at the first indication of Overload?

oil glands are also known as

what is a mark on the skin that may indicate an injury or damage?

what does the eleventh cranial nerve control?

formed when two or more atoms combine

a closed comedone is a whitehead

What must remove all dirt, oil, perspiration and skin debris?

what does PH stand for?

what is the pH scale?

what type of shampoo should you use when a client condition will not permit wet shampoo?

the study of substances containing carbon

single celled microorganisms with both plant and animal characteristics is called?

what is any substance material or medium that conducts electricity?

headlice is also known as pediculosis capitis

what is a form of energy that produces physical, magnetic chemical, or thermal effects when in motion?

what is a constant even flow and current that travels in one direction only?

there are two types of shears; cast and forged.

the term for ringworm is?

A reaction due to extreme sensitivity to certain foods, chemicals, or other normally harmless substances is called an?

what type of shampoos contain antifungal agents?

what makes up a large portion of the dermis and help support many structures found it and its layer?

clippers have either a rotary, magnetic, or pivot motor.

what is the substance that allows oil and water to mix?

what is the study of the functions and activities performed by the body structures?

What’s a blood-borne virus causes diseases and can damage the liver?

The flow of electricity along a conductor is called?

what are pus-forming bacteria arranged in curved lines resembling a string of beads?

the simplest form of chemical matter and contains only one type of atom

pus is a fluid containing white blood cells

what is a substance that is not easily transmit electricity?

ringworm of the beard is called tinea barbae.

what is a submicroscopic particle that infects and resides in the cells of a biological organism?

which comb is the best choice to sectioning longer hair?

The study of skin is called?

an open comedone is whitehead

what is a safety device that prevents the overheating of electrical wires?

What gives skin color a black or brown pigment?

SDS’s contain how many organized categories?

what are guidelines published by the CDC that require you to assume that any human blood is infectious

an invasion of body tissues but disease-causing pathogens is called an?

what are the basic units of all living things?

disease is defined as an abnormal condition of all or part of the body, that keeps it from normal functions

contact with nonintact skin, blood body fluid or other potentially infectious materials is called?

what’s another word for outliners?

which comb can be used for cutting hair in those areas where is gradual blending of the hair is required?

what refers to the steps and methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms?

name the three types of hones

ringworm of the scalp is called tinea barbae

what is an effective choice for combing through textured or tightly curled hair?

the study of substances that do not contain carbon

partly inherited and partly developed through healthy living

The outer most protective layer of the skin is called?

anything that occupies space can be defined as _____?

what are the two types of bacteria? (two answers)

hear the process that destroys all microbial life, including spores

the fifth cranial nerve control chewing

the fifth cranial nerve controls the majority of the face and neck

which comb works best for achieve a flat top style and an option in clipper of a comb cutting?

what type of current is a rapid or interrupted current following first and one direction, and then in the opposite?

what are special chemical agents that are applied to hair today or is it protein or moisture?

shampoo drapes are made out of vinyl

pus forming bacteria that grow in clusters like bunches of grapes and causes staph is known as?

what’s the second step in infection control?

what are spiral or corkscrew-shaped bacteria?

what does the seventh cranial nerve control?

what are the two types of straight razors?

there are four types of clipper motors

blood borne pathogens are carried through the body by what?

A GFI is an outlet that senses imbalances within an electric circuit

what is the average pH of hair and skin?

Which comb can be used to control larger amounts of hair and spread products?

ringworm of the scalp is called tinea capitis

what kind of shampoos are created by combining surfactant with basic colors?

disinfection is the first step of infection control

a lesion that is a different color than the color of the skin is called?

what is the hindmost bone of the skull?

immunity that the body develops after overcoming a disease

when a disease spreads from one person to another, the disease is said to be ______?