sanitation
skin anatomy
skin disorders
ingredients
state board prep
100

What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Hearth Administration 

100

Name the outermost layer of the epidermis 

Stratum Corneum 

100

Technical term for a pimple 

Papule 

100

Which ingredient helps attract water to the skin?

Hyaluronic acid 

100

How often should towels be laundered?

After every client 

200

What is the minimum time tools should be submerged in disinfectant?

10 minutes

200

Which layer contains melanocytes?

Stratum basale [germinativum]

200

Technical term for a fever blister 

Herpes simplex type 1

200

Which acid is derived from milk?

Lactic acid 

200

During a facial, when should gloves be worn?

When there is potential contact with blood, open sores, or hazardous substances

300

What is the first step if you accidentally cut a client?

Stop service, wear gloves, clean and disinfect area. 

300

What is the largest organ of the body?

The skin

300

What skin disorder is characterized by chronic redness?

Rosacea 

300

Which antioxidant vitamin is known for brightening skin?

Vitamin C

300

What is the first step of every facial according to state board?

Wash your hands 

400

Name a disinfectant that is hospital grade EPA registered. 

Quaternary ammonium compounds [QUATS]

400

Which dermal layer contains blood vessels, lymph and nerves?

Reticular layer 

400

What is a fungal infection of the feet called?

Tinea Pedis 

400

Which acid is derived from sugar cane and used for exfoliation?

Glycolic acid 

400

What should be done with single-use items after a service?

Dispose of them immediately 

500

What level of decontamination kills bacterial spores?

Sterilization 

500

Which protein gives skin its strength and structure? 

Collagen 

500

Which skin cancer is most dangerous?

Malignant melanoma 

500

What is the function of retinol?

Stimulates cell turnover and collagen production 

500

What is the purpose of the MSDS/SDS?

Provides safety information about products and chemicals.