CELLS
What is cell histology?
The study of the microscopic anatomy of cells & tissues
What is the benefit of exfoliation?
Removes dead skin cells to increase product penetration, brighter & tighter skin, with anti-aging benefits
What is a common skin issue associated with Diabetes?
Dryness & Cracking
What is the difference between open and closed wounds?
OPEN exposes underlying tissue CLOSED doesn't expose underlying tissue
Which medical specialty primarily deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer?
Oncology
What is the medical term for programmed cell death?
Apoptosis
What skin reaction can be seen with a salicylic peel that does NOT indicate clinical endpoint?
Crystallization
Which skin condition shows patches of increased pigment triggered by hormonal changes?
Melasma
Which type of wound a long time to heal and has an increased risk of complications?
Chronic Wounds
What is the main symptom of vitiligo?
Lack of pigment in areas creating white patches
What are connective tissues responsible for?
Support, Structure, & Connectivity
What is the difference between physical & chemical exfoliation?
PHYSICAL manually removes dead skin cells & CHEMICAL uses acids to dissolve dead skin cells
Compared to estrogen-based birth control pills, which are more likely to trigger breakouts?
Androgen/Progesterone
What is primary intention wound healing?
Closure of open wounds (stiches, staples, and/or adhesive strips)
Which skincare issue is commonly associated with chemotherapy and can cause numbness, tingling, or pain in the extremities?
Neuropathy
What is the main function that the endoplasmic reticulum does?
Protein Synthesis
What two values should you consider when choosing a chemical peel?
pH & pKa
What is the medical term for stretch marks?
Striae Distensae
Which stage of healing slows down bleeding by forming a blood clot?
Hemostasis Phase
Which type of cancer affects the cells of the lymphatic system?
Lymphoma
Why do you need a microscope to see most cells?
They are typically between 1 to 100 micrometers in diameter
What acids/percentages make up a Jessner peel?
14% Salicylic, 14% Lactic, & 14% Resorcinol
What technique can help reduce fluid retention and puffiness associated with hormonal fluctuations?
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)
What is the difference between clinical and subclinical inflammation?
SUBCLINICAL cannot be seen whereas CLINICAL shows signs like erythema and edema
How can chemotherapy be administered?
Orally, Topically, & Intravenously