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what muscle is located above the ear?
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what muscle is located above the ear?
masseter
auricularis superior
2
MSDS are helpful to find info about
allergens
price of services
3
what CONCEPT organized elements and their similarities?
periodic law
periodic table
4
Universal precautions is the practice of
Handling blood safely
treating all clients with the same infection control rules
5
why is thermolysis effective?
lightwaves diminish hair growth
heat coagulates cells and destroys the hair papilla
6
True or false: Bacilli are the most common bacteria.
False
True
7
where is sebum produced?
in the epidermis
in the sebaceous gland
8
True or false: Avoid politics, religion and controversial topics of conversation with clients.
False
True
9
what does the occipital bones form?
forehead
back of the skull
10
According to OSHA what kind of disinfectant must be used?
disinfectant in a clear bottle
EPA-registered disinfectant
11
pores, hair follicles and intercellular cement are important for what?
product absorption
thermoregulation
12
What protects the internal body from microbes (bacteria)?
Merkel cells
The epidermis (skin)
13
Where in the digestive system does the breakdown of nutrients happen?
small intestine
stomach
14
Where can we hold implements after they have been disinfected?
UV light sterilizer
on a paper towel
15
what can bind organic or inorganic substances to water?
surfactants
soap
16
why do we use fatty alcohols?
to prevent mold
to thicken cosmetics
17
In galvanic thermoloysis how long is the current turned on for?
10 seconds
30 secs to 2.5 minutes
18
what kind of blood cells help fight infections?
white blood cells
lymphocytes
19
what is a suspension?
used to hydrate the skin
an even mixture of a solid in a liquid base
20
Should the majority of our daily nutrient intake be n carbohydrates or protein?
Carbohydrates
Protein
21
what does the endocrine system control?
reproduction
health, growth and development of the body
22
Being honest without being offensive best describes what?
Tact
A positive attitude
23
what layer is mostly made of fatty tissue?
subcutaneous layer
dermis
24
How are bloodborne pathogens transmitted?
Through casual contact
Through blood or bodily fluids
25
what condition is a contraindication for service and must be referred to a doctor?
eczema
asteatosis
26
the midsection of the muscle is called what?
the belly
origin
27
fats, steroids and triglycerides are all examples of what?
liquids
lipids
28
what type of chemistry deals with matter that contains no carbon?
biochemistry
inorganic chemistry
29
What level of infection control destroys ALL cellular matter?
washing your hands
Sterilization
30
what muscle opens and closes the jaw?
temporal
platysma
31
what is the stratum germinitivum also known as?
basal layer
clear layer
32
what is biochemistry?
science that deals with chemical related to life processes
science of all living matter
33
what do the kidneys do?
produce digestive enzymes
eliminate water and waste products
34
what fitzpatrick type burns almost always and tans minimally?
II
I
35
What is the difference between a bacteria and a virus?
One is called bacteria and one is called a virus.
Viruses need a host of living cells
36
what is the "benefit" of a product?
the result it will deliver
a featured ingredient
37
Sanitation, disinfection and sterilization refer to what?
Workplace safety
Infection control
38
what is the most common type of lip color?
lipstick
lip liners
39
What best describes an emotion of feeling towards something?
Attitude
Philosophy
40
How long should it take to perform lash or brow tinting?
an hour
30 minutes
41
what makes stable atoms stable?
an uneven number of electrons
not missing any electrons in their outer shell
42
keratin is a form of what?
fat
protein
43
what is the technical name for a birthmark?
nevus
freckle
44
what does the levator palpebrae superioris control?
chewing
the opening and closing of the eyelid
45
what does the mentalis do?
wrinkle the chin
raise the arm
46
What do saprophytes live on?
All surfaces, dead or alive
Dead matter
47
what nerve branch affects the upper 1/3 of the face?
cervical branch
ophthalmic branch
48
the
internal jugular and external jugular veins circulate blood where?
to and form the face, head and neck
the torso
49
Your smile, posture and facial expression are key components of
ethics
nonverbal communication
50
what is the technical term for a freckle?
birthmark
lentigo
51
What is the spore-forming stage of bacterial growth?
Inactive stage
Reproduction stage
52
What percentage of bacteria are nonpathogenic?
70%
15%
53
how many bones are in the facial skeleton?
22
14
54
What do antiseptics do?
Stop the growth of bacteria on the skin
Sterilize all equipment
55
where are eccrine glands most abundant?
underarms
forehead, soles of feet, palms of hands
56
What kind of nerve cells send sensory messages to the brain?
Merkel cells
Receptors
57
kneading, pinching or rolling of a muscle is referred to as what?
vibration
petrissage
58
what are the two layers of the dermis?
adipose and collagen
papillary and reticular
59
Bacilli causes tetanus and typhoid fever and are
spiral shaped
rod shaped
60
Describe tinea versicolor.
produces hypopigmented areas and is not contageous
a highly contagious viral infection
61
Makeup is 80% art and
20% luck
20% science
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What does catabolism do?
cell division
Break down large molecules in to smaller ones
63
what cervical nerve extends to the muscles in the back of the skull?
lesser occipital
greater auricular
64
what massage movement is carried out with light, smooth strokes?
vibration
effleurage
65
Describe spirilla.
Spiral-shaped, causes highly contagious infections
Single-celled bacteria
66
What causes a general infection?
Bacteria is confined to a small area
Bacteria enters the circulatory system
67
What infections disease interferes with the body's natural immune system?
HPV
AIDS
68
what is couperose skin?
displays dilated capillaries
thick and shiny
69
where does the cell store water, salt and nutrients?
the protoplasm
nucleus
70
what are the smallest bones in the face?
lacrimal
temporal
71
What style of listening engages the entire body?
Passive listening
Active listening
72
What is the study of microbes?
Microbiology
Bacteriology
73
what are comedogenic ingredients?
good for treating hyperpigmentation
likely to cause breakouts and clog pores
74
what is supercilia?
any very fine hairs
eyebrow hair
75
Describe the shapes of bacteria.
Circular, spiral, or rod-shaped
Long chains of different types
76
are lighteners used at high or low levels?
low
high
77
what kind of cells are found in the dermis?
mast cells
blood cells
78
What helps reduce fatigue and aids internal organ function?
Vitamin C
Good posture
79
Describe characteristics of a pleasing personality.
a negative attitude
Vitality, flexibility and good manners
80
Describe an infection.
Viruses take over all vital organs.
bacteria enter the body and interfere with its normal state
81
What does calibration refer to?
raising or lowering your stool
Adjusting settings on equipment
82
what is tinea?
port wine stain
ringworm
83
what does a pH higher than 7 cause in the skin?
increased moisture
vulnerability to injury
84
what do microphages do?
fight infection
detect UV light
85
Tools that puncture that skin must be sterilized or
disposable
given to the client as a gift
86
what type of cells are receptors found in the stratrum germinitivum?
merkel cells
immune cells
87
what is the toughest layer of the skin?
stratum lucidum
stratum corneum
88
What is the recommended amount of sleep for the average adult?
8-12 hours a night
6-8 hours a night
89
define matter.
anything we can see with the naked eye
anything that occupies space
90
where are flat bones located?
wrist and fingers
the skull
91
where should you avoid petrissage?
around the eyes
the neck
92
What type of bacteria causes pneumonia?
Pneumoniacocci
Diplococci
93
is cold skin more or less responsive to waxing services?
less
more
94
True or false: liquid steriliant must be used on tools that puncture the skin.
false
true
95
are most waxing services performed with hard or soft wax?
soft wax
hard wax
96
what skin tone would display blue undertones?
warm
cool
97
what is is sublimation?
generating heat within a cell
a gas changing into a solid without becoming a liquid first
98
true or false: the digestive system supplies nutrients to the body.
true
false
99
what does the excretory system do?
eliminate bodily waste?
aid in reproduction
100
what process provides cells with the nutrients needed for growth and division?
indirect division
metabolism
101
exposing fatty acids to hydrogen makes what?
free radicals
fatty alcohols
102
eccrine (sweat) glands are responsible for what?
producing sebum
thermoregulation
103
True or false: an attitude can be changed.
False
True
104
what do you get when you chemically unite two elements?
a compound
molecules
105
is fulling a form a petrissage or effluerage?
petrissage
effluerage
106
chucking and wringing are forms of what type of massage?
friction
vibration
107
what layer is considered the "true skin?"
subcutis
dermis
108
When do we perform "double bagging?"
to avoid unwanted pregnancy
to handle blood spills
109
first degree burns affect what layer of skin?
deeper layers of skin and muscle
just the outermost
110
what are free radicals?
used to prevent aging
chemically unstable molecules
111
What is the science that studies people and their work environment?
Ergonomics
Work science
112
Do botanicals provide drying effects?
Yes
No
113
what does the temporal nerve branch affect?
temple, side of the face and upper cheek
chin and neck
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Round shaped bacterial cells are known as what?
Cocci
Spirilla
