Diseases & Disorders
Skin Detective
Safe Salon Decisions
Skin Structures
Name That Skin Condition
100

A disorder involving clogged pores, blackheads, and inflamed pimples.

What is acne?

100

A client experiences excessive perspiration, even in a cool room.

What is hyperhidrosis?

100

A cosmetologist may observe skin conditions but cannot do this.

What is diagnose?

100

These glands produce sebum.

What are sebaceous glands?

100

This disorder is characterized by redness of the skin caused by inflammation.

What is erythema?

200

A noninfectious condition that may produce thick, silvery scales.

What is psoriasis?

200

A client develops red, itchy skin after using a new cosmetic.

What is contact dermatitis?

200

The appropriate action when a client has a contagious skin infection.

What is stop or refuse the service and refer the client to a physician?

200

These glands regulate body temperature by producing perspiration.

What are sudoriferous glands?

200

This chronic condition commonly causes redness and visible blood vessels on the face.

What is rosacea?

300

A contagious fungal infection that may appear as a circular, itchy patch.

What is ringworm or tinea?

300

A client has inflamed pimples, blackheads, and clogged pores.

What is acne?

300

The action to take when a client’s skin becomes irritated after applying a product.

What is remove or discontinue the product?

300

This small muscle causes goosebumps.

What is the arrector pili muscle?

300

This viral infection produces clusters of small blisters and is commonly called a fever blister.

What is herpes simplex?

400

A contagious bacterial infection that may produce honey-colored crusted sores.

What is impetigo?

400

A client has a spreading, circular, itchy, scaly patch.

What is possible ringworm?

400

The service decision for a client with a suspicious mole that has recently changed.

What is avoid the area and recommend medical evaluation?

400

This protein gives the skin strength and structure.

What is collagen?

400

This disorder causes brown or dark patches of pigmentation, often on the face.

What is hyperpigmentation or melasma?

500

A condition involving little or no melanin in the skin, hair, and eyes.

What is albinism?

500

A mole has changed color and has uneven borders.

What is a warning sign that requires medical evaluation?

500

Name the three possible salon decisions used in this game.

What are safe to serve, modify the service, and stop and refer?

500

These sensory structures allow us to feel heat, cold, pain, pressure, and touch.

What are nerve endings or sensory receptors?

500

This contagious condition is caused by an itch mite that burrows under the skin.

What is scabies?

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