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The hair follicle is an indentation of the ____________

 epidermis 

1

What is keratin? 

the structure of hair 

1

Freckles are also known as 

lentigines 

1

Name the term to denote excessive and adnormal hair 

Hirsutism 

1

A _______ gland, delivers its secretions directly into the blood. 

ductless gland

1

The blend working point is established by what current? 

the high-frequency current 

1


Explain the telogen stage? 

this is the last cycle of the hair, the hair follicle is completely at rest/dead

1

A bulbous needle's greatest advantage is to prevent over-_________

over- inserting

1

Where are eschars more common 

on the body 

1

Explain albinism 

congenital absence of pigment in the skin

1

The bulb is that part of the hair that __________ the dermal papilla 

dermal papilla 

1

The red corpuscles are given their red hue by a conjugated protein called 

hemoglobin 


1

Sudrofiersous glands are controlled by the __________ _________ systems   

autonomic nervous systems 

1
Angiology is the study of 

Circulatory system

1

Name 3 categories of causes for excessive hair growth 

Topical 

congenital 

systemic 


1

Acne is a disorder of what glands 

The sebaceous glands (oil glands) 

1

When doing progressive epilation, ALWAYS lift the hair out in what direction? 

the same direction it grows 

1

The thyroid gland controlls the metabolic rate of the _____ 

body

1

Name the system that delivers oxygen and nutrients via liquid through the body 

vascular system 

1

When galvanic current is being used the patron holds the _______ pole 

anode

1

Callus is called ________, in medical terms 

Keratoma 

1

Bodies which aid in the clotting of blood are called 

blood platelets 

1

Vellus hairs began their growth in a lobe of ___________ ______.

the sebaceous gland

1

Name 4 appendages for the skin 

Nails 

Hair 

sebaceous glands - oil glands 

sudoriferous glands - sweat glands 

1

A neuron is a structural unit of the 

nervous system