Infection Control
Infection Control 2
Skin Analysis
Skin Physiology
Skincare Ingredients
100

What does EPA stand for?

Environmental Protection Agency  

100

Name the steps of Infection Control from first to last

Cleaning (or sanitizing), Disinfecting, Sterilizing 

100

What does Dehydrated skin lack?

Water

100

What is the technical term for the Nail?

Onyx

100

What are peptides?

Chains of amino acids

200

Getting sick from overexposure from chemicals in the workplace is also known as?

Occupational Disease 

200

Typical time a tool can be left in a disinfectant solution? 

10 Minutes 

200

Which Fitzpactrick type always burns but never tans?

Fitzpatrick type 1

200

What makes up our Acid Mantle?

Sebum, Lipids, Sweat and Water

200

Name two Tyrosinase Inhibitors 

Kojic, Alpha Arbutin, Azelaic, TXA, L-Ascorbic acid, Retinoids, Licorice, Turmeric, and Hydroquinone.

300

What is a Combustible?

Something capable of Igniting and Burning

300

What are the guidelines published by the CDC that state employees and employers should assume any human blood and body fluids are potentially infectious? 

Standard or Universal Precautions

300

What are Characteristics of dry skin?

Tight, slightly rough, potentially dull, and lacks oil

300

How fast does hair typically grow within a year?

6 Inches per year

300

What does an Emulsifier help to mix in order to create an Emulsion?

Oil and Water

400

What types of PPE do we as Estheticians use mostly?

Gloves, Aprons, Masks, or Protective Eyewear

400

Which word is not required to be on an EPA registered disinfectant?

Concentrate

400

Name the Four Skin types.

Normal, Dry, Oily, and Combination

400

What are the membranes of ridges and grooves that attach to the Epidermis?

Dermal Papillae

400

What is a chemical added to improve the efficacy of a perservative?

Chelating Agent

500

What are more specific than Laws?

Rules and Regulations

500

How Many SDS categories are there?

16

500

What Internal Effect on the skin Alters the protein structures and decreases biological activity?

Glycation 

500

Name the layers of the Dermis and Epidermis from bottom to top

Reticular, Papillary, Germinativum (or Basale), Spinosum, Granulosum, Lucidum, and Corneum 

500

Which AHA has the largest molecular size, and which one has the smallest?

Mandelic and Glycolic