EXAM REVISION

1. What is a comedone?
a. Pore blocked with sebum
b. Pore blocked with dirt
c. Pore blocked with makeup
d. Pore blocked with cleanser

2. How would you adapt a facial for a male client?

a. Do not use moisturizer
b. Do not steam
c. Do not massage
d. Do not use cotton wool

3. Where would you find terminal hair?

a. On the soles of feet and palms of hands
b. All over the body
c. On a baby
d. On the eyelashes and eyebrows

4. What is mitosis?
a. Cell reproduction
b. Lymph reproduction
c. Blood reproduction
d. Waste reproduction

5. What is the correct order of the hair growth cycle?

a. Catagen, Anagen, Telogen
b. Anagen, Catagen, Telogen
c. Anagen, Telogen, Catagen
d. Catagen, Telogen, Anagen

6. Which one is not a skin condition?

a. Combination
b. Dehydration
c. Pustules
d. Broken capillaries
7. What is a contra-action?
a. Something that prevents a treatment
b. Something that restricts a treatment
c. Something that occurs before a treatment
d. Something that occurs during or after a treatment

8. How often should a client come for a waxing treatment?

a. 1-2 weeks
b. 3-4 weeks
c. 4-6 weeks
d. 4-8 weeks

9. Which ethnic client group has the least amount of melanin within their skin?
a. Oriental
b. Caucasian
c. Asian
d. African

10. Which one is a virus?

a. Ringworm
b. Impetigo
c. Herpes simplex
d. Stye

11. What is Autoclave used for?

a. To sterilize metal tools
b. To sterilize all therapist tools
c. To disinfect metal tools
d. To disinfect all therapist tools

12. How many layers are there within the Epidermis?

a. 3
b. 6
c. 5
d. 4
13. What is the job of red blood cells?
a. Fight infection
b. Help with blood clotting
c. Help improve your immune system
d. To carry oxygen around your body

14. What is the name of the lymph node you massage when carrying out an arm
massage?
a. Supratrochlear
b. Popliteal
c. Inguinal
d. Right lymphatic duct

15. What does desquamation mean?

a. Removal of dead skin cells
b. Steaming the skin
c. Removal of blackheads
d. Removal of Milia

16. What is effleurage?

a. Deep kneading massage movement
b. Tapping massage movement
c. Rubbing massage movement
d. Stroking massage movement

17. What is a normal reaction during a waxing treatment?

a. Stripping of the dermis
b. Blood spotting
c. Burning of the skin
d. Allergic reaction

18. What facial massage movement has a soothing and relaxing effect?
a. Friction
b. Vibration
c. Rolling
d. Effleurage
19. What is the PH of sodium hydroxide?
a. 10.5 to 11.5
b. 2.5 to 3.5
c. 5.5 to 6.5
d. 8.5 to 9.5

20. A chemical compound used to slow the growth of bacteria is called

a. Deodorant
b. Antiseptic
c. Fungicide
d. Astringent

21. What protects the skin from irritation and stains around the hairline?
a. Protective cream
b. Astringent
c. Talcum powder
d. Fillers

22. What is the most effective level of infection control?

a. Sterilization
b. Sanitation
c. Ventilation
d. Disinfection

23. The science of the nature, structure, function, and diseases of the muscles is
called
a. Osteology
b. Physiology
c. Neurology
d. Myology

24. The PH scale is a unit of measurement that indicates whether a substance is

a. Acidic
b. Neutral
c. Alkaline
d. All of the above
25. Which of the following problems is due to an overproduction of sebum?
a. Psoriasis
b. Seborrhea
c. Anhidrosis
d. Asteatosis

26. What is the most frequently encountered infection resulting from hair services?
a. Tinea barbae
b. Tetanus
c. Staph infections
d. Folliculitis

27. What organ removes waste created by digestion?

a. Large intestine
b. Small intestine
c. Liver
d. Kidneys

28.When a disease spreads from one person to another person, it is said to be

a. Viral
b. Local
c. Inflammatory
d. Contagious

29. Which of these options is not a facial bone?

a. Nasal bone
b. Maxilla
c. Mandible
d. Hyoid bone

30.Which of these is not a symptom of a staph infection?

a. Boils
b. Skin rash
c. Pimples
d. Congestion

31. Which of these is not a State regulatory agency?

a. Commissions
b. Health department
c. OSHA
d. State Board of Cosmetology
32. Which of these is an example of an exposure incident?
a. Cutting a person’s skin with stylist shears (this might be the best answer,
not sure)
b. bloody nose
c. Coughing
d. Applying too much pressure while shampooing a client's hair

33. Which of these is not a symptom of a staph infection?

a. Congestion
b. Pimples (It looks like a pimple but it's not a pimple in a staph infection)
c. Skin rash
d. Boils

34. Which of these is not a type of muscular tissue?

a. Cardiac
b. Fascia (Fascia is a thin casing of connective tissue that surrounds and
holds every organ, blood vessel, bone, nerve fiber and muscle in place.)
c. Nonstriated
d. Striated

35. How many phases are in the cycle of bacteria?

a. Six
b. Three (The bacterial cell cycle is traditionally divided into three stages: the
period between division (cell ‘birth’) and the initiation of chromosome
replication (known as the B period); the period required for replication (known
as the C period); and the time between the end of replication and completion of
division (known as the D period))
c. One
d. Two
36. How many types of tissues are in the body?
a. Four
b. One
c. Three
d. Two

37. How many stages are for acne?

a. Two
b. Five
c. Four
d. Three
38.How many parts does a muscle have?
a. Two
b. Three
c. One
d. Seven

39. What is the difference between treatment massages and relaxation massages?
a. The amount of pressure used
b. The products used
c. The duration of the massage
d. They are the same

40.FDA labeling on SPF products claim

a. UVB enhancer (This is the possible answer)
b. Cancer inhibitor
c. Absorption
d. Transpiration

41. Contagious infection

a. Tinea corporis
b. Keratosis pilaris
c. Eczema
d. Dermatitis

42. If a client comes and is using hydroquinone for melasma will you apply wax on
her face?
a. Yes, pull hair in one direction
b. Apply a thin layer of oil only on a patchy area
c. Cannot wax the face
d. Can do with gentle hands

43. Which is the highest form of decontamination?

a. Sterilization
b. Sanitization
c. Disinfection
d. Germicidal
44. Bromelain and papain are also known as:
a. AHA’s
b. BHA’s
c. Amino acids
d. Enzymes

45. Modelage mask is contraindicated to:

a. Shellfish allergy
b. Diabetes
c. Claustrophobia
d. Mature skin

46. Peptides are described as:

a. Chains of amino acids that improve collagen
b. Sugar molecules found in junk food
c. Derivatives of fats
d. Vitamins that strengthen elastin fibers

47. Which organization is responsible for checking salon product ingredients?

a. OSHA
b. EPA
c. Dubai Municipality
d. DHA

48.After eyebrow shaping you need to apply:

a. Astringent
b. Disinfectant
c. Antiseptic
d. Soothing lotion

49.If a person is allergic to aspirin:

a. No peeling
b. No salicylic acid
c. No glycolic acid
d. No lactic acid

50. A marine product is contraindicated in case of allergy to:

a. Mushrooms
b. Seaweed
c. Wheat
d. Aloe vera
51. What is the normal PH of human blood?
a. 7.4
b. 7.2
c. 7.8
d. 6.6

52. Is a contraindication of cryolipolysis:

a. Pregnancy
b. Breastfeeding
c. Option A and B
d. None of the above

53. Advantages of cryolipolysis:

a. No surgical incision is required
b. It is a low-risk procedure. There is no risk of infection
c. The procedure can be performed on an outpatient basis
d. All of the above

54. The technique is based on the finding that fat cells are more susceptible to
damage from cold temperatures than other cells, such as skin cells:
a. Cryotherapy
b. Cryolipolysis
c. Radiofrequency
d. Cavitation

55. Waxing on inflamed ingrown hair:

a. Do not wax at all
b. Make sure you exfoliate before the treatment
c. Take a pointed tweezer and pull it out
d. Use only soft wax

56. Contraindication to thin skin:

a. Glycolic acid
b. Salicylic acid
c. TCA (This might be the answer)
d. Retinoids
57. The function of the liver
a. Filter toxins
b. Detoxifies the skin and removes drugs from the body
c. Release hormones
d. Balance the body’s fluid

58. What ingredients make a sunblock physical?

a. Oxybenzone and Avobenzone
b. Avobenzone and Titanium oxide
c. Octinoxate and Zinc oxide
d. Zinc oxide and Titanium oxide

59. Wood lamp examination is:

a. To identify certain conditions on your skin, scalp, and hair
b. To identify certain conditions on your scalp
c. To identify conditions on your skin only
d. To identify conditions in your hair

60.The white color of woods lamp:

a. Oily skin
b. Dry or dehydrated skin
c. Areas of thick skin
d. Areas of thin skin

61. The yellow color of woods lamp

a. Normal skin-healthy
b. Oily skin
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c. Dry and dehydrated skin
d. Infectious skin

62. Purple colour of woods lamp

a. Hypopigmentation
b. Hyperpigmentation
c. Dry and dehydration
d. Infectious skin
63. Brown colour of the woods lamp:
a. Hypopigmentation
b. Hyperpigmentation
c. Oily skin
d. Infectious skin

64. Blue-green color of woods lamp:

a. Fungal infection
b. Viral infection
c. Bacterial infection
d. Pigmentation disorder

65. Which UV ray go to the dermis?

a. UVA
b. UVB
c. UVC
d. Blue light

66. Which organ carries oxygen to blood?

a. Lungs
b. Heart
c. Kidney
d. Liver

67. Name a viral contraindication found usually around the mouth and nose.
Swollen, red, blisters that burst and become crusty and scabby.
a. Herpes zoster
b. Herpes simplex
c. Wart
d. Stye

68. Name a bacterial infection found at the base of an eyelash follicle.

a. Acne vulgarises
b. Stye
c. Pink eye
d. Conjunctivitis
69. Name a fungal infection that’s a red circle and clear in the middle
a. Tinea corporis
b. Ringworm
c. Hives
d. A and B

70. What is a bacterial infection in the eye that causes watering and sticking
together?
a. Pink eye
b. Conjunctivitis
c. Stye
d. Keratitis

71. What would you call an allergic reaction that produces a red rash all over the
body?
a. Urticaria
b. Hives
c. Dermatitis
d. A and B

72. What bacterial infection starts with blisters that burst and becomes
honey-coloured and scabby?
a. Impetigo
b. Shingles
c. Herpes zoster
d. Folliculitis

73. What kind of infection is scabies?

a. Bacterial
b. Viral
c. Fungal
d. Infestation-infectious

74. What do you call a vein that valves have weakened and appear knotted,
swollen and bluish/purple in color.
a. Spider vein
b. Ulcers
c. Blood clot
d. Varicose vein
75. A bacterial infection where pustules develop in the skin tissue around the hair
follicle.
a. Boils
b. Folliculitis
c. Carbuncle
d. Acne
76. What is the active stage of hair called?
a. Catagen
b. Anagen
c. Telogen
d. Medulla

77. What is the changing stage of hair growth called?

a. Catagen
b. Anagen
c. Telogen
d. Medulla

78. What is the resting stage of hair growth called?

a. Catagen
b. Anagen
c. Telogen
d. Medulla

79. Which hazards would need to be reported further?

a. Split of water
b. Trailing leads
c. Faulty electrical sockets (As per importance this would be the correct
answer)
d. Split products

80.What piece of PPE would you be expected to use during a waxing treatment?
a. Gloves
b. Mask
c. Protective shoes
d. Protective robe
81. How would you dispose of sharp objects such as blades?
a. In a bin
b. In a bin bag
c. In sharps box
d. In plastic bag
82.How would you report an accident that happens in the workplace?
a. Tell the receptionist
b. Tell the manager
c. Complete the accident book
d. Phone the local council

83. Which form of sterilization kills all germs on metal tools?

a. UV cabinet
b. Disinfectant
c. Autoclave
d. Soapy water

84. What does RIDDOR stand for?

a. Reporting of injuries, diseases, and dangerous occurrences
b. Reporting of illness, disorder, and death occurrences
c. Rights of ill health, diseases, and death
d. Reporting of injuries, damages, and dangerous occurrences

85. Which internal factor is responsible for irregular pigmentation?

a. Diabetes
b. Hormonal imbalance
c. Poor nutrition
d. High blood pressure

86.A form of exfoliation that is massaged and rolled:

a. Gommage
b. Medolage
c. Salicylic
d. Glycolic

87. Has an orange peel effect, lacks moisture, fine superficial lines, and broken
capillaries:
a. Dry skin
b. Dehydrated skin
c. Sensitive skin
d. Combination skin
88.Another name for Eccrine and Apocrine:
a. Sebaceous
b. Subcutaneous
c. Sudoriferous
d. Sebum

89. Which layer of the Epidermis is not found all over the body but in areas such as
the soles of the feet and palms of the hand?
a. Stratum corneum
b. Stratum lucidum
c. Stratum granulosum
d. Stratum germinativum

90. Before applying makeup to the client, the practitioner should:

a. Sanitize hands
b. Apply foundation
c. Cleanse the face
d. Use a primer

91. LED for acne:

a. Red
b. Blue
c. Yellow
d. Green

92. Before applying eyelashes what will you do?

a. Apply makeup
b. Curl your real lashes
c. Antiseptic hand rub (as per the best answer)
d. Wear gloves

93. Wax mask (paraffin) is to:

a. Help penetrate the products into the skin
b. Help balance oil of the skin
c. Help shrinking pores
d. Help reduce pigmentation
94.Anti-depression medication is a contraindication to which treatment?
a. Microcurrent
b. Microneedling
c. Massage
d. Ultrasound

95. When applying glycolic acid to the skin PH around:

a. 3 (as per the nearest pH)
b. 4
c. 5
d. 6
96.Who gives authorization for medical things?
a. DHA (As MOH is not in option only DHA so it’s the one correct answer)
b. OSHA
c. EPA
d. Dubai Municipality

97. Opposite colours are:

a. Complementary
b. Secondary
c. Non-complementary
d. Analogous

98.Contraindication to thin skin:

a. Glycolic acid
b. Salicylic acid
c. TCA
d. Retinoids

99.How many types of acne? (stages are 4 and types we can say 3 but recheck the
answer)
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4

100. Why is client satisfaction important?

a. Leave a tip
b. Buy a product
c. They return
d. Not complain
101. Which function of glands prevents trans epidermal water loss?
a. Secretion
b. Absorption
c. Excretion

102. In the stratum spinosum what is produced for cells smth joined together?
a. Desmosomes
b. Melanocytes
c. Antigen

103. Non oily skin description

a. Void of oil
b. Skin with comedones

104. After steaming what is the best procedure to do?

a. Extractions
105. For epilepsy what you can’t do ( there was no microcurrent?)
a. LED
b. TCA
c. AHA
d. BHA

106. If someone is allergic to pineapple what would you check your products for?
a. Safety Data Sheet

107. What color is the Wood lamp?

a. Indecent
b. Black
c. Red
d. Fluorescent( As all above is not matching and this option is matching as
it gives violet color)

108. What do you apply on the skin to prevent water loss?

a. Occlusive (Occlusives are moisturizing agents that work by forming a
protective layer on the surface of your skin and creating a barrier to
prevent moisture loss.)
b. Suspension
c. Rest two don’t make sense
109. Which cells are the first line in fighting infection?
a. Mast cells
b. Langerhans cells
c. Basal cell

110. What condition of the skin should you be careful when using a steamer?
(the answer should be sensitive to very sensitive.)
a. Couperosis
b. Sebboreic dermatitis

111. About the sunscreen

112. What does FDA allow to put on the sunscreen

a. Waterproof
b. Cancer inhibitor
c. UV resist (I feel this must be the correct answer as she forgets about other
option and as per FDA they allows the UV resist or parameter)

113. What yeast infection resembles vitiligo?

a. Candida albinos ( it can cause vitiligo but varies from person to person.)
b. Tinea sth
114. Which one is a virus?
a. Ringworm
b. Impetigo
c. Herpes simplex
d. Stye

115. What is an Autoclave used for?

a. To sterilize metal tools
b. To Sterilize all therapist tools
c. To disinfect metal tools
d. To disinfect all therapist tools

116. How many layers are there within the Epidermis?

a. 3
b. 6
c. 5
d. 4

117. Which name is correct for the knee bone?

a. Ulna
b. Patella
c. Calcaneus
d. Scapula

118. What is the job of red blood cells?

a. Fight off infection
b. Help with blood clotting
c. Help improve your immune system
d. To carry oxygen around your body

119. What is the name of the lymph node you massage too when carrying out an
arm massage?
a. Supratrochlear
b. Popliteal
c. Inguinal
d. Right Lymphatic Duct
120. What does desquamation mean?
a. Removal of dead skin cells
b. Steaming the skin
c. Removal of blackheads
d. Removal of milia

121. What is effleurage?

a. Deep kneading massage movement
b. Tapping massage movement
c. Rubbing massage movement
d. Stroking massage movement

122. What is a normal reaction during a waxing treatment?

a. Stripping of the epidermis
b. Blood spotting
c. Burning of the skin
d. Allergic reaction

123. How many bones do we have in one leg including the foot?
a. 26
b. 32
c. 30
d. 28

124. What is a comedone?

a. Pore blocked with sebum
b. Pore blocked with dirt
c. Pore blocked with makeup
d. Pore blocked with cleanser

125. How would you adapt a facial for a male client?

a. Do not use moisturizer
b. Do not steam
c. Do not massage
d. Do not use cotton wool

126. Where would you find terminal hair?

a. On the soles of feet and palms of hands
b. All over the body
c. On a baby
d. On the eyelashes and eyebrows
127. What is mitosis?
a. Cell reproduction
b. Lymph reproduction
c. Blood reproduction
d. Waste reproduction

128. What is the correct order of the hair growth cycle?

a. Catagen, Anagen, Telogen
b. Anagen, Catagen, Telogen
c. Anagen, Telogen, Catagen
d. Catagen, Telogen, Anagen

129. What is the function of the nail bed?

a. Supplies nourishment
b. Produces new nail cells
c. Protects the hyponychium
d. No real function

130. How often should a client come in for a waxing treatment?

a. 1-2 weeks
b. 3-4 weeks
c. 4-6 weeks (as per the closer time for waxing)
d. 4-8 weeks

131. Which ethnic client group has the least amount of melanin within their skin?
a. Oriental
b. Caucasian
c. Asian
d. African

132. Which one is not a skin condition?

a. Combination
b. Dehydrated
c. Pustules
d. Broken capillaries
133. What is a contra-action?
a. Something that prevents a treatment
b. Something that restricts a treatment
c. Something that occurs before a treatment
d. Something that occurs during or after a treatment

134. If you are using fingers for extraction. The cotton or tissue around your
fingers should be damped in;
a. Antiseptic
b. Protective cream
c. Alcohol
d. Moisturizing

135. Overproduction of hair

a. Hirsutism
136. Function of liver
a. Production of Hormones
137. Phages of the acne
a. 4
138. When the Tinea is in the active stage
139. After removing eyebrows with tweezer what do you apply?
a. Vaseline Petroleum Jelly
140. If a person is allergic to Aspirin which peeling we cannot do?
a. Salicylic acid peel
141. Under the Wood lamp what is the color of the hyperpigmentation?
a. Brown
142. How do you identify the oily skin?
a. Large pores
143. What kind of tinea disease is mistaken for vitiligo?
a. Discolored
b. Pityriasis versicolor can sometimes be confused with vitiligo, as they both
cause the skin to become discolored in patches. But there are ways to tell
the difference: vitiligo often develops symmetrically (on both sides of
your body at the same time), while pityriasis versicolor may not.
144. What would keep the membrane intact in spinosum?
a. Desmosomes
145. Which group of people, should not use strong brush and metal tools during
treatment?
146. Pink Eye
a. Conjectivities
147. Clay mask is most beneficiary for what kind of skin?
a. Oily skin (as it absorbs oil)
148. Paraffin mask is beneficiary for;
a. dry/mature skin
149. After greeting clients and shaking hands, what should you do?
a. Sanitize your hand
150. If you remove hair in the Anagen stage, what will happen to the next hair?
a. Grow slower
151. If you go for lash, microcurrent, and facial and you are taking depression
pills which treatment you cannot do?
a. Microcurrent
152. Which is not insulator?
a. Rubber
153. Which machine you can use both face and body?
a. micrrocurrent/galvanic
154. In galvanic you use
155. After steam, the best step is
a. Extraction.
156. In Highfrequency what gives an antibacterial effect?
a. Ozon gas

157. What ingredient mixes water and oil together?

a. Humectant

158. If someone is allergic to pineapple what would you check your products?
a. Safety Data Sheet
(Pineapple allergy may be associated with pollen allergy (OAS or PFAS)
due to the presence of profilin pan-allergen, such as Ana c 1. However,
the presence of bromelain (Ana c 2), may lead to systemic IgE-mediated
allergic reactions and, as mentioned, even anaphylaxis as a result of
ingestion of pineapple. Need medical attention for the treatment. It
doesn’t have any treatment but can subsidize the allergy.)

159. Question for FDA, EPE, OSH

160. Which organization is responsible for checking salon product ingredients?
a. OSHA (This is the most possible answer as OSHA stands for rules that
describe the methods that employers must use to protect their employees
from hazards.) Not sure ..
b. EPA
c. Dubai Municipality In the emirates of Dubai and Sharjah, food safety
falls under the scope of the respective municipal authorities. Local
municipalities oversee food safety requirements and ensure that products
have correct labels and expiry dates for consumption.
d. DHA

161. How many stages are for acne?

a. Two
b. Five
c. Four
d. Three

162. Which exfoliator should be massaged off?

a. Gommage

163. Allergic to aspirin don’t use,

a. No peeling

164. Can you wax your face if you are using hydroquinone?
a. No

165. The outer layer of the cell?

a. Plasma membrane

166. What cells are first to respond to infections?

a. phagocytes
(note Langerhans cells and Phagocytes are the cells that respond to
infections)

167. Reflexology is for what?

a. Massaging palm of hand and sole of the feet.

168. Massage movement for relaxation is

a. Effleurage
169. Outer layer of the skin is
a. Epidermis

170. Fungal Infection

a. Ringworm

171. How long does the hair take to grow from anagen?
a. between 2-8 years
i. The anagen phase is also referred to as the active phase of hair
growth. The anagen phase lasts between 2-8 years, wherein hair
grows at about 1 cm every 28 days. At least 90% of all hairs are in
this active phase of growing at any given time.

172. If you are going to get waxing, eyelashes and Microcurrent and you are
taking anti depression medicine, which treatment you cannot do?
a. Microcurrent Treatment.

173. What is the technical term of retinol?

a. Vitamin A

174. What are peptides?

a. Peptides are amino acids that make up certain proteins needed by the
skin. More specifically, collagen is made of three polypeptide chains, so
adding peptides can stimulate your skin to make collagen. More collagen
can lead to firmer, younger-looking skin. Your body makes collagen
naturally.

175. What is clay masks

a. They are popular among people who have oily or acne-prone skin, and
they are commonly used to reduce excess oil (also known as sebum) on
the face and eliminate impurities that clog pores
176. Which function of glands prevents trans epidermal water loss?
a. Secretion
b. Absorption
c. Excretion

177. In the stratum spinosum what is produced for cells smth joined together ?
a. Desmosomes
b. Melanocytes
c. Antigen

178. Non oily skin description

a. Void of oil
b. Skin with comedones

179. After steaming what is the best procedure to do?

a. Extractions

180. For epilepsy what you can’t do ( there was no microcurrent?)

a. LED
b. TCA
c. AHA
d. BHA

181. What color is the Wood lamp?

a. Indecent
b. Black
c. Red
d. Fluorescent ( As all above is not matching and this option is matching as
it gives violet color)

182. What do you apply on the skin to prevent water loss?

a. Occlusive
b. Suspension
c. Rest two don’t make sense

183. Which cells are the first line in fighting infection?

a. Mast cells
b. Langerhans cells
c. Basal cells
184. What condition of the skin should you be careful when using a steamer? the
answer should be sensitive to very sensitive.
a. Couperosis
b. Sebboreic dermatitis

185. About the sunscreen

186. What does FDA allow to put on the sunscreen

a. Waterproof
b. Cancer inhibitor
c. UV resist (I feel this must be the correct answer as she forgets about other
option and as per FDA they allows the UV resist or parameter)

187. What yeast infection resembles vitiligo?

a. Candida albinos ( it can cause vitiligo but varies person to person.)
b. Tinea sth

188. What ingredient mixes water and oil together?

a. Humectant

189. How many stages are for acne?

a. Two
b. Five
c. Four
d. Three

190. Allergic to aspirin don’t use,

a. No peeling

191. Can you wax your face if you are using hydroquinone?
a. No

192. Outer layer of the cell?

 a. Plasma membrane

193. What cells are first to respond to infections?

a. phagocytes

194. Reflexology is for what?

a. Massaging palm of hand and sole of the feet.

195. Massage movement for relaxation

a. Effleurage.

196. Outer layer of the skin is

a. Epidermis

197. Fungal Infection

a. Ringworm

198. How long does the hair take to grow from anagen?
a. The anagen phase is also referred to as the active phase of hair growth.
The anagen phase lasts between 2-8 years, wherein hair grows at about 1
cm every 28 days. At least 90% of all hairs are in this active phase of
growing at any given time.

199. If you are going to get waxing, eyelashes, and Microcurrent and you are
having antidepression medicine, which treatment you cannot do?
a. Microcurrent Treatment.

200. What is the technical term of retinol?

a. Vitamin A

201. What are peptides?

a. Peptides are amino acids that make up certain proteins needed by the
skin. More specifically, collagen is made of three polypeptide chains, so
adding peptides can stimulate your skin to make collagen. More collagen
can lead to firmer, younger-looking skin. Your body makes collagen
naturally.
202. What is clay masks
a. They are popular among people who have oily or acne-prone skin, and
they are commonly used to reduce excess oil (also known as sebum) on
the face and eliminate impurities that clog pores.
New Questions collections.

203. What kind of disease gives a bad odor in perspiration

a. Bromhidrosis
b. anhydrosis
c. Hyperhidrosis

204. What disease happens from toothpaste?

a. Perioral dermatitis

205. The drawer question is if u need to clean them or throw everything or

sanitize

206. What is the disorder where u cannot sweat?

a. Anhidrosis

207. What describes better peptides?

a. One of the answers is amino acids or protein that helps in collages

208. If someone is allergic to aspirin what acid u should avoid

a. Salicylic
b. Glycolic

209. If a therapist shaked hands with the client before treatment what
cross-contamination her hands should go
a. disinfection
b. sanitation
c. sterilization
d. sanitize her hands

210. The outermost layer of skin

a. papillary
b. epidermis
 c. dermis
d. reticular

211. Also one question about the paraffin mask for which skin type?
a. mature (Paraffin mask is for dry and dehydrated skin and mature skin)

212. Pathogens can be found;(includes nose, mouth, throat, windpipe, and lungs.
Most germs commonly found in the upper respiratory system keep those parts
of the body healthy, but when those germs get into the airway or lungs, they can
cause infection.)
a. only inside the body
b. on skin
c. anywhere else

213. If u want to do a chemical peel, whom you cannot do to

a. herpes simplex
b. high blood pressure
c. Diabetes

214. Opposite colors

a. complementary

215. Which organ is responsible for bringing oxygen to blood

a. heart
b. Lungs

216. If u remove hair in the anagen, new hair grows

a. faster
b. slower
c. Darker
d. Lighter
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20Growth),and%20the%20hair%20is%20growing.

217. After preparing the treatment room what the therapist must do before
starting the treatment for the client?
a. sanitize hands
b. like cleaning the brush on the towel
c. clear the floor
1. The nail given white spots on the nail is
a. Leuconychia
b. Paronychia
c. Whitlow
d. Onycholysis
2. The acidity of the acid mantle is important in order to protect the skin against:
a. a premature reduction in muscle tone
b. a premature reduction of collagen
c. the invasion of bacteria
d. the damaging effects of ultraviolet
3. Acne vulgaris is caused in adolescents by:
a. poor personal hygiene and incorrect cleansing of the face
b. eating too musch chocolate
c. an inherited sensitivity to androgens
d. eating too many fatty foods.
4. Which of the following factors will aggravate the condition of acne rosacea?
a. Alcohol
b. Wheat products
c. Chocolate
d. Dairy products
5. Which of the following active ingredients should be added to a treatment mask
for an oily skin?
a. Witch hazel
b. Rose water
c. Water
d. Almond oil
6. An ingredient of face masks that has strong absorbent properties is:
a. Magnesium carbonate
b. Calamine
c. Kaolin
d. Oatmeal
7. A face mask of calamine and almond oil would be most suitable for which of the
following types of skin?
a. Mature/swallow
b. Normal
c. Young/combination
d. Sensitive/dry
8. Indicate whether the following descriptions are correct by writing T for true
and F for false
a. A square jaw should be shaded F
b. A low forehead should be highlighted T
c. A narrow nose should be shaded F
d. A pointed chin should be shaded F

9. What type of foundation is the most suitable for dry mature skin?
a. liquid
b. all in one
c. cake/block
d. Cream

10. Face powder is used when making up a client to:

a. set the foundation
b. conceal blemishes
c. cover fine lines
d. provide a base for the blusher

11. On the color wheel, the complementary color green is

a. blue
b. yellow
c. orange
d. Red

12. Unwanted eyebrow hair should be plucked:

a. against the direction of hair growth
b. with the direction of hair growth
c. either direction according to ease of removal

13. It is recommended that eyebrows are tinted before plucking because:

a. thicker eyebrows are easier to tint
b. there is less risk of skin irritation
c. it is more comfortable for the client
d. there is less risk of tinting the skin
14. When applying individual eyelash extensions to the upper lashes where should
the therapist sit in relation to the client?
a. wherever is most comfortable
b. behind
c. to the right
d. in front

15. One of the effects of vibrations when used in manual massage is:
a. an improved vensous return
b. reduction of fatigue and muscular pain
c. aid in desquamation
d. tightens tissue

16. The working temp of hot wax should be:

a. 40 0c
b. 50 0c
c. 65 oc
d 75 0c

17. Ultra violet light is most commonly used with which type of false nail system?
a. fiberglass
b. gels
c. silk
d. liquid powder

18. The active ingredient in antiperspirants is most commonly:

a. titanium dioxide
b. aluminium chlorohydrate
c. benzyl cinnamate
d. potassium hydroxide

19. An example of a oil and water emulsion is

a. cleansing milk
b. hand lotion
c. cleansing milk
d. Moisturiser
1. Which of the following statements is true of Tines Ungium?
a. the nail plate grows laterally into the edge of the nail groove
b. the nail plate becomes thickened and deformed and finally sheds
c. the nail matrix is inflamed with pus formation
d. the nail plate becomes smaller and may separate from the nail

2. Separation of the nail plate from the bed is characteristic of:

a. Paronychia
b. Psoriasis
c. Onycholysis
d. Leuconychia

3. The nail given to white spots on the nail is:

a. Leuconychia
b. Paronychia
c. Whitlow
d. Onycholysis

4. The acidity of the acid mantle is important in order to protect the skin against:
a. a premature reduction in muscle tone
b. a premature reduction of collagen
c. the invasion of bacteria
d. the damaging effects of ultraviolet

5. Acne vulgaris is caused in adolescents by:

a. poor personal hygiene and incorrect cleansing of the face
b. eating too much chocolate
c. an inherited sensitivity to androgens
d. eating too many fatty foods.

6. Which of the following factors will aggravate the condition acne rosacea?
a. Alcohol
b. wheat products
c. Chocolate
d. dairy products
7. Which of the following active ingredients should be added to a treatment mask
for an oily skin?
a. witch hazel
b. rose water
c. Water
d. almond oil

8. An ingredient of face masks that has strong absorbent properties is:

a. magnesiium carbonate
b. Calamine
c. Kaolin
d. Oatmeal

9. A face mask of calamine and almond oil would be most suitable for which of the
following types of skin?
a. mature/sallow
b. Normal
c. young/combination
d. senstive/dry

10. One of the effects of vibrations when used in manual massage is:
a. an improved vensous return
b. reduction of fatigue and muscular pain
c. aid in desquamation
d. tightens tissue

11. The working temp of hot wax shoulde be:

a. 40 0c
b. 50 0c
c. 65 oc
d. 75 0c
12. Ultraviolet light is most commonly used with which type of false nail system?
a. Fiberglass
b. Gels
c. Silk
d. Liquid powder

13. The active ingredient in anti-perspirants is most commonly :

a. titanium dioxide
b. aluminium chlorohydrate
c. benzyl cinnamate
d. potassium hydroxide

14. An example of an oil and water emulsion is

a. cleansing milk
b. hand lotion
c. cleansing milk
d. moisturizer