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What is an example of extrinsic aging?
What does contradiction mean?
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What does contradiction mean?
consent
continue
apply
prohibit
2
What is an example of extrinsic aging?
all of the above
sun damage
photosensitivy
climate
3
Sunscreen is only for those with lighter skin tones.
False
True
4
Skin type is primarily based on how much oil is produced in the follicles from the __.
endocrine
sudoriferous gland
pores
sebaceous gland
5
Fair to olive skin falls into which Fitzpatrick scale?
2
1
4
3
6
Mediterranean, Asian, and Hispanics fall into which Fitzpatrick scale?
4
5
3
6
7
Dry skin can have compromised __
TEWL
TWOL
TEOL
TWEL
8
Dark eyes, dark hair, rarely never burns falls in which Fitzpatrick scale?
4
5
3
6
9
___is a classification that describes a persons genetic skin attributes.
skin types
skin disease
skin disorders
skin conditions
10
What skin type can be sensitive?
Fitzpatrick 1 and 2
All skin types
Fitzpatrick 4
Only Fitzpatrick 6
11
What is a characteristic of oily skin.
all of the above
shiny
thick skin
high production of sebum
12
Normal skin type have very small follicle size.
True
False
13
Telangiectasia are visible broken distended capillaries.
False
True
14
Intake form is also known as:
all of the above
client questionaire
health history form
consultation card
15
Dry skin often look:
flaking
lack luminosity
dull
all of the above
16
All Fitzpatrick skin type have the same number of:
elasticity
keratinocytes
collegen
melanocytes
17
Fitzpatrick 1 has what hair color ?
brown, blonde
blonde, red
black, brown
brown
18
What does TEWL stand for?
transition epidermal water lost
none of the above
transepidermal water lost
transepidermal water loss
19
What is not one of the skin types?
sensitive
oily
dry
normal
20
What is not an example of hypopigmentation?
vitiligo
tinea versicolor
Albinism
melasma
21
What is not an example of intrinsic aging.
genetics
pregnancy
misuse of products
hormones
22
skin can change over___.
the limit
time
skin
conditions
23
Which Fitzpatrick skin type is more prone to hyperkeratosis?
3 and 4
5 and 6
3 and 6
1 and 2
24
What are rhytids?
wrinkle
acne
eyelids
elasticity
25
Darker skin have larger __ deposits in the stratum corneum.
hydration
elasticity
melanin
melons
26
_ is a filtered black light that is used to illuminate skin disorders.
woods lamp
steamer
L.E.D mask
magnifying glass
27
What does dehydration mean?
lacking oil
none of the above
lacking malanin
lacking water
28
What does contradiction mean?
proactive
allowed
prohibit
enter
29
Glycation is an example of:
extrinsic factor
intrinsic factor
none
both
30
Fitzpatrick scale was invented by:
Mr. Tomas F. Patrick
Dr. Thomas Fitzpatrick
Dr. Thomas Fitspatrick
Mr. Thomas Fotzpatrick
31
oily skin ages more __ because the oil acts to protect the skin.
evenly
slowly
faster
oddly
32
Fitzpatrick type 4 is considered to be the most__ to treat.
challenging
easiest
all of the above
simplest
33
If a client is using Isotretinoin, how long should you wait to perform a facial?
2 months
3 months
6 months
2 weeks
34
Combination skin feel __ in the center T-zone than the sides of the face.
thinner
drier
oilier
dehydrated
35
A customary written agreement between the esthetician and client for applying a treatment:
none of the above
Consent form
intake form
client history form
36
skin can become drier as we get__.
older
younger
shorter
taller
37
What is not a characteristic of dry skin?
oily
dehydrated
dull
flaky
38
Which Fitzpatrick type are more prone to keloid scarring.
2 and 3
5 and 6
4 and 5
1 and 2
39
Melanocytes comprise about ___of the cells in the basal layer.
10%-20%
5%-10%
50%
1%-55%
40
A repeated movement of looking down at a cell phone or other devices.
techno spine
tech neck
electronic neck
electric spine
41
Fitzpatrick 4 is the most
easiest
challenging
craziest
thinnest
42
We use __ to examine the skin through touch.
nails
eyes
palpation
gloves
43
Lighter skin types are generally more__
aggressive
complicated
sensitive
all of the above
44
__ is the center area of your face.
U-zone
T-zone
Z-zone
end zone
45
The Fitzpatrick scale is use to measure the skins ability to tolerate :
dryness
oiliness
Ultaviolet exposure
hyperpigmentation
46
All skin types need proper:
exfoliating
hydration
cleansing
all of the above
47
What skin type needs sun protection?
dry
combination
all skin types
oily
48
The neck and décolleté have __ sebaceous glands than the face.
fewer
4
same
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