This 'State Board Barbering Exam Review 2' quiz assesses knowledge crucial for aspiring barbers, focusing on skin health, structure, and associated appendages. It is tailored to help learners prepare for state licensing exams, enhancing understanding of key dermatological concepts.
Wrinkles
Dry skin
Inflamed skin
An unflattering hair style
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Treat the problem
Send the client home
Suggest that the client see a dermatologist
Give the client medication
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Scalp
Face
Hands
Neck
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Excretion
Secretion
Absorption
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Lymph
Solid matter
Blood
Pus
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Fat
Bone
Hair
Melanin
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Lesions
Discolorations
Rashes
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Pimples
Dandruff
Pigmentation
Freckles
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Primary sub dermal systems
Different skin type
Anatomical structure of the head, face, and neck
The services offered by competing barbershops
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Skin to appear flushed
Sensations
Goose bumps
Shivering
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96.8
98.6
99.1
99.2
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Injury
Disease
Injury or disease
Poor diet
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To add volume and thickness to the hair.
To create a seamless transition from short to long hair.
To remove all hair from the sides and back of the head.
To gradually change the length of the hair from shorter to longer.
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Sebum glands
Melanin deposits
Hair follicles
Nerve endings
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Hives
Pimples
Cysts
Keloids
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Noursihment
UV protection
Color
Shape
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Protecting the skin from UV rays
Regulating body temperature
Healing skin conditions
Healing skin cancer
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Non-living tissues
External parts
Extras
Appendages
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Nerve endings
Hair follicles
Colored tissue
Layer of fatty tissue
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Color
Health
Thickness
Elasticity
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Sebum
Perspiration
The nerves
The hair follicles
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Inflaming
Suppressing
Cleaning
Soothing
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Sweat glands
Macules
A whitehead
A blackhead
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Spinal cord
Skull
Brain
Heart
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Sebum
Sweat
Pili
Oil
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Procerus
Trapezius
Mentalis
Risorius
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Melanin
Sebum
Keratin
Thyroid
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Verruca
Fissure
Callus
Cicatrix
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UV exposure
Friction
Excessive perspiration
Cancer
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Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
Hearing
Sight
Touch
Smell
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Dermis
Epidermis
Exodermis
Hair
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Adipose
Protein
Muscle
Nerve
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Extremely dry skin
Foul-smelling perspiration
Reddened skin
Pimples
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Poison
Milia
Ivy
Oil
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Hair
Muscles at the base of the skull
Neck muscles
Eye muscles
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Sebum
Blood
Lymph
Nerve messages
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Nerve endings
An epidermis
A dermis
Sebaceous glands
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Albinism
Chloasma
Keratoma
Stain
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Milk spots
Comedones
Acne
Seborrhea
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Blood vessels
Sweat
Sebum
Hair
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City person's cancer
Ivy dermatitis
Papule carcinoma
Scarf skin
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High-frequency current
Infrared light
Heating lamps
Ice cubes
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Stimulating
Relaxing
Stimulating or relaxing
None of the answers are correct
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From being sunburned
Full of blood
Flexible
Waterproof
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Stratum lucidum
Stratum germinativum
Granular layer
Horny layer
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One-quarter
One-third to one-half
One-half to two-thirds
Two-thirds to seven-eights
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Lesions
Dermatitis
Cancer
Milia
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