Cosmetology Anatomy and Physiology Quiz

What is the importance of anatomy and physiology in the cosmetology profession?

• It helps in understanding the chemical processes in hair treatments.

• It is not particularly important for cosmetologists.

• It is only necessary for medical professionals.

• It aids in understanding the structure and function of the body relevant to cosmetology.

What are cells described as in the learning objectives?

• The building blocks of tissues

• The smallest organs in the body

• The main components of body fluids

• The structural units of muscles only

How many main body systems are mentioned in the learning objectives?

• 4

• 11

• 8

• 15

What are students expected to do with regards to tissue in the learning objectives?

• Explain the function of each tissue in detail.

• Define tissue and identify the four types of tissues found in the body.

• Memorize all the tissues in the human body.

• Compare animal tissues to human tissues.

Why is it important for cosmetologists to have a solid understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the human body?

• To perform services that are not permitted in other occupations

• To increase their knowledge for personal interest

• To begin a career in medicine

• To honor their responsibility as licensed professionals

What are cosmetologists licensed to do that is not typically permitted in many other occupations?

• Teach anatomy and physiology

• Perform services on clients involving touch

• Conduct scientific research on human body

• Provide medical advice to clients

What is the study of the structure, function, and pathology of the nervous system called?

• Cardiology

• Neurology

• Dermatology

• Endocrinology

Which system is considered one of the most important systems of the body?

• Digestive system

• Nervous system

• Respiratory system

• Muscular system

Identify the part of the nervous system labeled as "Brain" in the diagram.

• Central nervous system (CNS)

• Peripheral nervous system (PNS)

• Automatic nervous system (ANS)

• Spinal cord

What does the abbreviation "CNS" stand for in the context of the nervous system?

• Central nervous system

• Central neural structure

• Central nerve system

• Central nervous segment