State Board Cosmetology 2
- 1.Tinea is the medical term for this problem:
- A.
Scabies
- B.
Lice
- C.
Itch mite
- D.
Ringworm
- 2.Tinea capitis is the medical term for this problem:
- A.
Ringworm
- B.
Ringworm of the feet
- C.
Athlete's feet
- D.
Ringworm of the head
- 3.Common disorder of the sebaceous glands resulting in extremely oily skin, often characterized by the excessive secretion of sebum, and may result in a red itchy rash whit white flakes - on the scalp, it is sometimes referred to as dandruff:
- A.
Rossacea
- B.
Sebaccous cyst
- C.
Psoriasis
- D.
Seborrhea/ seborrheic dermatitus
- 4.The study of the functions of the human body is known as:
- A.
Anatomy
- B.
Physiology
- C.
Histology
- D.
Pathology
- 5.The study of the structures of the human body that can bee see whit the naked eyes is known as:
- A.
Anatomy
- B.
Kinesiology
- C.
Histology
- D.
Physiology
- 6.The study of the structures of the human body that cannot be seem whit the naked eyes is known as:
- A.
Anatomy
- B.
Physiology
- C.
Histology
- D.
Pathology
- 7.Often referred to as microscopic anatomy:
- A.
Anatomy
- B.
Physiology
- C.
Histology
- D.
Pathology
- 8.Before tweezing the brows, apply a/ an _________ to open the pores:
- A.
Mild alkaline cleanser
- B.
Mild acid cleanser
- C.
Mild astringent
- D.
None af above
- 9.What is the purpose of applying of a non-irritating antiseptic after tweezing:
- A.
Kill bacteria
- B.
Helps prevent infection
- C.
Contracts the skin/ pores
- D.
B and C
- 10.BEFORE TWEEZING THE BROWS, YOU SHOULD APPLY:
- A.
An acid product to open the pores
- B.
A mild acid to close the pores
- C.
A mild alkaline product to close the pores
- D.
A mils alkaline product to open the pores
- 11.Immediately after tweezing the brows, alcohol is often applied because:
- A.
It is acid and will close the pores
- B.
It is acid will open the pores
- C.
It is alkaline and will close the pores
- D.
It is alkaline and will open the pores
- 12.What stage of hair growth is known as the growth/ active stage:
- A.
Anagen
- B.
Catagen
- C.
Halogen
- D.
Telagen
- 13.If two or more products cannot be mixed together they are said to be:
- A.
Miscible
- B.
Amphoteric
- C.
Immiscible
- D.
Nitrazenes
- 14.The stage of hair growth in which hair is falling out is referred to as:
- A.
Anagen/ growth
- B.
Telagen /resting
- C.
Catagen/ transitional
- D.
All of the above
- 15.Noticeably thin, white nail plate, much more flexible than normal:
- A.
Agnail
- B.
Leuconychia
- C.
Beau's lines
- D.
Eggshell nails
- 16.Visible depressions across the width of the nail, often the result of illness:
- A.
Beau's lines
- B.
Eggshell nails
- C.
Agnail
- D.
Leuconychia
- 17.Condition where the skin around the nail splits, usually causes by dry skin:
- A.
Agnail
- B.
Leuconychia
- C.
Beau's lines
- D.
Eggshell nails
- 18.Condition where the skin the nail splits, usually cause by dry skin condition, is best treated whit:"
- A.
Pumice powder
- B.
Hot oil manicure
- C.
Weekly manicures
- D.
Visit to a physician
- 19.Whir spots on the nail- usually the result of injury or trauma to the nail:
- A.
Leucoderma
- B.
Leuconychia
- C.
Beau's lines
- D.
Psudomanas aeroginosa
- 20.Yellow/ green spots on the nail- the result of a bacterial infection:
- A.
Agnail
- B.
Leuconychia
- C.
Beau's lines
- D.
Pseudomonas aeroginosa
- 21.Part of nail assembly richly supplied whit blood vessels & endings:
- A.
Nail bed
- B.
Nail plate
- C.
Nail body
- D.
Free edge
- 22.Ringworm of the nail, usually indicated by either long yellow streaks whit the nail plate itself, or white patches on the nail body:
- A.
Tinea
- B.
Tinea manus
- C.
Tinea pedis
- D.
Tines urgium
- 23.Congenital hipo-pigmentation, or absence of melanin pigment in the body ; including the hair, skin, and eyes:
- A.
Vitiligo
- B.
Lentigines
- C.
Leukoderma
- D.
Albinism
- 24.A hereditary condition that cause hypo-pigmented spots and blotches on the skin that be related to thyroid condition:
- A.
Vitiligo
- B.
Chloasma
- C.
Leukoderma
- D.
Albinism
- 25.Type of bacteria that lives on dead matter and does not produce disease:
- A.
Parasites/ pathogenic bacteria
- B.
Saprophyte/ non- pathogenic
- C.
Fungi
- D.
MRSA/ methicillin resistant staphylococcus
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