Cce Exam
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- 1.Hair follicles are found in the :
- A.
Epidermis, Arrector Pili, Dermis
- B.
Subcutis, Corneum, Papilla
- C.
Dermis, Epidermis and Subcutis
- D.
Epidermis, Arrector Pili and Subcutis
- 2.In the use of thermolysis, two or more taps can be use to achieve all the following exept:
- A.
Helping diminish the sensation of pain
- B.
Providing 50% less hair re- growth compared to a single tap
- C.
Helping in the process of quest of the optimal working point
- D.
Increasing the total amount of heat energy delivered to follicule
- 3.The point at which the hair will slip out easily while providing maximum comfort to the client is :
- A.
Point effect
- B.
Pain threshold
- C.
Effective treatment setting
- D.
Synapse fatigue
- 4.The shiny substance on the end of a proberly epilated dark anagen hair is called the :
- A.
Hair cuticle
- B.
Dermal papilla
- C.
Exterior root sheath
- D.
Hair bulb
- 5.An enlargement of the skin due to multiplication of its cell is :
- A.
Milia
- B.
Hypertrophy
- C.
Erythema
- D.
Edema
- 6.The tip pf the electrolysis probe should be :
- A.
Insulated
- B.
Blunt
- C.
Sharp
- D.
Tapered
- 7.Hairs grow out of a depression in the :
- A.
Dermis
- B.
Germanitive
- C.
Subcutanious
- D.
Epidermis
- 8.Which of the following is not a characteristic of the epidermis ?
- A.
Contains Melanin
- B.
Highly Valuscar
- C.
Distinctive Stratisfied
- D.
Contain dead cells
- 9.The pocket or depression in the skin thta is formed by the epithelium that house the hair shaft is ;
- A.
Sebaceous gland
- B.
Hair follicule
- C.
Sudoriferous gland
- D.
Derma papilla
- 10.What electrology needle is designed to deliver current to the lower follicle and papilla only?
- A.
Bulbous
- B.
Insulated
- C.
Straight
- D.
Disposable
- 11.When electrolysis is being performed on the client, the depth to which a probe should generally be inserted is the average depth of te :
- A.
Anagen hair
- B.
Catagen hair
- C.
Telogen hair
- D.
Terminal hair
- 12.Current which does not have a constant polarity is called:
- A.
Alternating current
- B.
Direct current
- C.
Galvanic current
- D.
Chemical current
- 13.Galvanic destroys the papilla when direct current is used to convert sodium to sodium hydroxide this is called:
- A.
Thermolysis
- B.
Radio Frequency
- C.
Alternating Current
- D.
Electrolysis
- 14.What causes diseases?
- A.
Non pathogenic microorganism
- B.
Wheal
- C.
Lentigines
- D.
Pathogenic microorganisim
- 15.Most common skin cancer is ?
- A.
Basal cell carcinoma
- B.
Malignant melanoma
- C.
Vesticle carcinoma
- D.
Squamous cell carcinoma
- 16.In thermolysis a shallow needle insertion will result in :
- A.
Less intense heating pattern
- B.
More intense heating pattern
- C.
No change
- D.
More desirable treatment
- 17.The shortwave method of hair removal destroys the growth source of the hair by :
- A.
Anaphoresis
- B.
Decomposition
- C.
Cataphorisis
- D.
Electrodessication
- 18.In order to put a client at ease during consultation the Electrologist should be :
- A.
Authoritative
- B.
Reassuring
- C.
Non agressive
- D.
Assertive
- 19.To mantain patron dignity during treatment it is important to use :
- A.
Good Ventilation
- B.
Comfortable room temperture
- C.
Appropriate draping
- D.
Appropriate positioning
- 20.What is the least likely to stimulate hair growth?
- A.
Sadness
- B.
Happiness
- C.
Stress
- D.
Tension
- 21.During Electrolysis a black and blue mark that appears when a needle is inserted is caused by:
- A.
Too small a needle
- B.
Too shallow insertion
- C.
Too deep insertion
- D.
Too large a needle
- 22.To minimize the risk of HIV avoid:
- A.
Exposure to body fluids
- B.
Insect bites
- C.
Sharing household utensils
- D.
Tick infested areas
- 23.Regrowth that results from insufficient application of current will:
- A.
Appear in 1 week
- B.
Appear as a distorted hair
- C.
Take longer to reappear
- D.
Appear on the same schedule as a tweezed hair
- 24.Which hormones are not found in the anterior pituitary?
- A.
LSH
- B.
ADH
- C.
ACTH
- D.
FSH
- 25.The disease characterized by hardening and thickening of the skin is :
- A.
Seborrhea
- B.
Septicemia
- C.
Scleroderma
- D.
Urticaria
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