Hair Loss
Hair Disorders
Structure of the Hair
Hair and Scalp Analysis
Miscellaneous
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The term applied to abnormal hair loss

Alopecia

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Hypertrichosis is characterized by

Abnormal hair growth
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The hair shaft is made up of three layers; the cuticle, the cortex, and the

Medulla

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c

absorb moisture

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The hair root is made up of three main structures; the follicle, bulb, and

Dermal papilla

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Who does postpartum alopecia affect?

Women at the end of pregnancy. 

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The common animal parasites that cause Pediculosis Capitis are

Head lice

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The two main divisions of the hair are the hair shaft and the

Hair root

200

The measure of how many individual hair strands there are on one square inch of scalp is the hair's

Density

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The dermal papilla contains the blood and nerve supply that provides

nutrients

300

Alopecia areata is characterized by

The sudden falling out of hair in spots

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Canities is the technical term for

Grey hair

300

The club-shaped structure located in the lower part of the hair root

Hair bulb

300

The range of red/ginger to yellow/blonde in natural hair color is provided by

Pheomelanin

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The sebaceous glands secrete a substance called

Sebum

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The average daily rate of hair loss is

35-40 hairs

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The scalp disorder known as Pityriasis Steatoides is characterized by

Greasy or waxy dandruff

400

At the base of the follicle is a tiny involuntary muscle called the

Arrector pili

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Hair texture is a term that refers to the hair's

Diameter

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The composition of the hair is mainly

Protein

500

Minoxidil is a topical medication also known as

Rogaine

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Split ends are also known as

Trichoptilosis

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The polypeptide chains are cross-linked together by these side bonds

Hydrogen, salt, and disulfide

500

When follicles slope in the same direction, the hair growing from them is called a

Hair stream

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The telogen phase is also known as the 

Resting phase