haircuts/styles
What finger should go in the ring handle on your shears.
What is: ring finger?
Which disorder is caused by the itch mite?
What is: Scabies
What are the Secondary colors?
What is: Green, Orange, and Violet
What is the difference between Anatomy and Physiology
What is: anatomy: The study of the internal human body
Physiology: The study of how the human body works
All disinfectants must be __ __ __ registered disinfectants.
What is: EPA?
What hair cut consists of bringing all the hair down to the same line at the bottom.
What is: Solid form.
What's another name for excessive sweating?
What is: Hyperhidrosis
When should a patch test be given?
What is: 24 hours prior to application
The area at the back part of the neck below the occipital bone is known as the?
What is: Nape
How do you drape for a wet cut?
What is: sanitize hands, Neck strip, Towel, cape
An off-base curl has what kind of stem?
What is: full stem
Fungus/ringworm of the feet.
What is: tinea pedis?
Permanent haircolor must be mixed with:
What is: developer/hydrogen peroxide?
Which reference point is the highest point on the top of the head and can be located easily by placing a comb on top of the head?
What is: Apex
What does OSHA stand for?
What is: Occupational Safety and Health administration
What elevation is used in a uniform-layered haircut that makes all hair the same length?
What is: 90 degrees
what is the technical name for Dry Dandruff.
What is:pityriasis capitis simplex?
Semi-permanent color lasts ___-___ weeks.
What is: 4-6 weeks?
Name the bones that form the forehead, side & top crown, and nape of the head?
What is: Frontal,Parietal,Occipital
What is: Acid perms
What are the three levels of decontamination?
What is: 1. Sanitation
2. Disinfection
3. Sterilization
Name all 3 parts of the perm rod/pin curl base mobility's
What is: No-stem (on base, tight curl, minimum mobility), half-stem (half off base, medium mobility), and full-stem (completely off base, maximum mobility).
What is Onychophagia
What is: Bitten nails?
what does 1:1 and 1:2 ratio mean?
What is: 1 part color and 1 part developer, 1 part color and 2 parts developer?
What are the 2 types of bacteria, and what do they mean.
What is: Pathogenic:microorganism that causes disease and tissue damage in a host
Nonpathogenic: microorganisms that do not cause disease and are typically harmless or beneficial
What type of immunity does the body develop after it has over come a disease?
What is: Acquired Immunity