Skin Structure & Growth
Skin Disorders & Diseases
Hair & Scalp Properties
Hair Service Preparation
Infection Control
100

a medical branch of science that involves the study of skin and its nature, structure, functions, diseases, and treatment

dermatology

100

(T/F) As a cosmetologist I can work on someone who may present swelling and redness as long as its not sensitive to the client.

False

100

Hair is composed primarily of a protein called

Keratin

100

What is the proper way to drape for a wet service?

Towel, Drape, Towel

100

human immunodeficiency virus

HIV

200

List 2 Major Nerves of the Skin

Motor Nerves & Sensory Nerves

200

What is the characteristic of a SECONDARY LESION?

Accumalation of material on the skin such as a crust or scab

200

What are the 3 parts of the Hair Shaft Structure? Where is their location in the hair shaft?

Hair cuticle - outermost layer

Cortex - fibrous protein layer

Medulla - the hair pith's core

200

3 Part Client Service Process and what does is consist of?

Pre Service- Cleaning and disinfecting implements, Getting your station together, Meeting & Having a Client Consultation 

Requested Service -Actual Service ( Shampoo, Cut Style, ETC.)

Post Service - Payment and Rebooking, Client Care, Retail Purchases

200

4 Levels of Infection Control

Cleaning, Sanitizing, Disinfection, Steralizing

300

What are the two types of melanin and their characteristics

Pheomelanin - red to yellow

Eumelanin - dark brown to black

300

What are the two types of pigment disorders and their characteristics?

Hyperpigmentation -overproduction in pigment & Hypopigmentation - lack of pigment

300

What are the Hair Bonds? Strong or Weak?

Hydrogen bond - Weak

Salt Bond- Weak

Disulfide Bond - Strong 

300

What are two techniques frequently used together in giving a scalp massage? Demonstrate on a classmate

Effleurage - stroking & circular hand movements  

 Petrissage - gentle pushing and kneading the scalp with the palms, fingers, and thumbs

300

After injuring yourself while servicing a client the next step is to :

Wash injury with soap and rinse with water

400

What are the two types of skin glands and their functions?

Sudoriferous - excrete perspiration and detoxify

Sebaceous - secrete sebum that lubricates the skin and hair to preserve softness

400

Skin can age due to two types of factors. What are they? Name at least 2 examples of each of these factors.

Intrinsic - Genetics & Repetitive Facial Expressions

Extrinsic - Smoking & Poor Nutrition

400

What are the 3 Hair Growth Patterns and their Characteristics?

Cowlick - Hair grows straight up at a different angle than the rest of the hair

Whorl - Hair grows in a circular pattern

Hair stream - a natural part causing the hair to flow in to different directions

400
List 5 Shampoo Types & When to use them?

Balancing Shampoo - rebalance hair PH

Clarifying - Remove product buildup

Color Enhancing - neutralize unwanted yellows 

Conditioning - Improves manageability and shine

Medicated - reducing or relieving scalp conditions

Oil Shampoo - Soften and hydrate dry brittle hair

400

_________  are single use use protective equipment 

Gloves

500

What are the 6 SKIN FUNCTIONS

Protection, Sensation, Heat Regulation, Excretion, Secretion, Absorption

500

List the 5 hypertrophies

Keratoma, Mole, Skin Tag, Psoriasis, Verruca

500

What are the 3 Hair Growth Cycles Characteristics and how long does the cycle usually last?

Anagen, Catagen, Telogen

2-6 years

500

List 6 Questions to ask your client in a consultation that's receiving Hair color?

List

500

Standard precautions are guidelines published by ____________ requiring employers and employees to assume any human blood or bodily fluids are potentially infectious. 

CDC