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CIDESCO: Misc Questions

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

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1.

1: A micro organism is the smallest part of the human body. 2: All micro organisms need nutrients for their existence.

a)

One and two are both correct

b)

One is correct and two is incorrect

c)

One is incorrect and two is correct

d)

One and two are both correct

2.

Which of the following radiation has the most anti-bacterial affect?

a)

Infra-red

b)

UVA

c)

UVB

d)

UVC

3.

Contagious means:

a)

The defense reaction of tissue to injury

b)

The invasion of any living organisms by disease causing microorganisms

c)

A cell that is able to engulf bacteria

d)

Capable of transmitting infection

4.

Hepatitis B is caused by

a)

Bacteria

b)

A virus

c)

Drinking too much alcohol

d)

Cancer of the liver

5.

Microbiology is the:

a)

Scientific study of micro organisms

b)

Study of plants and animals

c)

Study of the chemistry of living organisms

d)

Microscopic study of the tissue of living organisms

6.

Which one of the statements is not correct?

a)

A disinfectant is a chemical which kills bacteria

b)

An antiseptic is a chemical which prevents bacterial growth

c)

Bacteria are smaller than viruses

d)

A sepsis is an absence of organisms which can cause infection

7.

An infection is:

a)

The invasion of any living organisms by disease causing microorganisms

b)

The defense reaction of tissue to injury

c)

A skin disease caused by bacteria

d)

The presence of animal parasites in or on the body

8.

Sanitation means

a)

The complete destruction of all micro organisms

b)

The process of making hygienic conditions

c)

The process that destroys most micro organisms

d)

Keeping surfaces clean

9.

A disinfectant is:

a)

A chemical that helps to kill disease producing micro organisms

b)

A chemical produced by boiling a liquid and condensing the vapor

c)

A disease caused by micro organisms

d)

An organism that causes impetigo

10.

AIDS is caused by:

a)

A virus

b)

Bacteria

c)

Fungus

d)

Parasite

11.

The main aim of skin cleansing is to:

a)

Tighten the pores

b)

Protect the skin against wind and sun

c)

Remove surface dirt and make up

d)

Desquamate

12.

Information required for a skin analysis is obtained and recorded:

a)

By the receptionist on an appointment card

b)

By the beauty therapist on an appointment card

c)

By the beauty therapist on a consultation card

d)

By the receptionist on a consultation card

13.

The medical term for a single permanently dilated capillary is:

a)

Erythema

b)

Telangiectasia

c)

Burrow

d)

Wheal

14.

A slowly performed petrissage has a:

a)

Stimulating effect on muscle tissue

b)

Stimulating effect on connective tissue

c)

Dehydrating effect on muscle tissue

d)

Dehydrating effect on the skin

15.

The main effect of desincrustation is the

a)

Stimulation of muscle contraction

b)

Production of acid at the anode

c)

Production of alkali at the cathode

d)

Improvement of moisture content in the skin

16.

The main purpose of a brush machine is to:

a)

Soothe the skin

b)

Increase blood circulation

c)

Remove dead cells from the skin surface

d)

Produce heat

17.

An electrical treatment that is used for toning muscles is

a)

Interferential

b)

Vacuum suction

c)

High frequency

d)

Laser

18.

Infrared lamp should not be used on a skin that:

a)

Has acne blemishes

b)

Is oily

c)

Has dilated capillaries

d)

Is dry

19.

Hair growing back in a stubble is often the result of using a hair removal method known as:

a)

Electrolysis

b)

Waxing

c)

Short wave diathermy

d)

Shaving

20.

The qualities of a skin cleanser are that it should:

a)

Cleanse the skin effectively, without causing irritation

b)

Remove all traces of make up and grease

c)

Be easy to remove from the skin

d)

All of the above

21.

Frictions are given first of all to:

a)

Release the tone of twitching muscles

b)

Increase the penetration of fluid into the skin

c)

Relax stiff, deeply situated muscles

d)

Soothes irritated nerves in the skin

22.

The direct effect of massage on the skin is

a)

Physiological action

b)

Biochemical reaction

c)

Psychological reaction

d)

Mechanical reaction

23.

A contraindication to a full body massage is:

a)

Low blood pressure

b)

A recent removal of malignant tissue

c)

Poor muscle tone

d)

Cellulite

24.

In case of fluid accumulation under the eyes, the so-called “bags“ __

a)

Do not give massage

b)

Rotate from the outside to the inner eye corner

c)

Give a relaxing massage over the entire orbicularis oculi

d)

Give a drainage from the nose-eye-corner towards the temporal bone

25.

When giving a massage, it’s important that the client be:

a)

Fully relaxed

b)

Kept cool

c)

Lying down

d)

Stimulated

26.

An advantage of strip waxing compared to other methods of hair removal is that it

a)

Removes the hair permanently

b)

Is painless

c)

Can be reused

d)

Is the quickest method

27.

Which one of the following statements is correct?

a)

Cold water and ice temporarily dilate the skin capillaries and therefore have a toning effect

b)

Luke warm water has a soothing effect on the nerve endings In the skin and is relaxing

c)

Warm water and vapor cause hyperaemia in the skin resulting in an increased glandular activity

d)

The high concentration of magnesium salts and soap because dilation of the skin’s pores

28.

An electrical treatment that causes sound waves is:

a)

Laser

b)

Interferential

c)

Audio sonic

d)

Vibrator

29.

Vacuum suction treatment should not be used on:

a)

Dry skin

b)

Oily skin

c)

Inflamed skin

d)

Sensitive skin

30.

In an isometric muscle exercise the joints are

a)

Not moved in spite of tightening and relaxing the muscles

b)

Not moved in spite of electro muscle stimulation

c)

Directly moved

d)

Indirectly moved

31.

Calamine is used in masks because it:

a)

Is a deodorant

b)

Is an emollient

c)

Moisturizing skin

d)

Has a soothing effect

32.

A basecoat is used:

a)

On completion of a manicure

b)

Prior to the application of nail enamel

c)

Only when applying a cream enamel

d)

Only when applying a crystalline enamel

33.

Hangnail is recognized as:

a)

A strip of skin at the side of the nail

b)

Separation of a nail from the nail bed

c)

Deep grooves across the nail plate

d)

A nail growing into the nail wall

34.

The function of a concealer and make up is to:

a)

Show off certain part of the face

b)

Cover areas of the face

c)

Make makeup last longer

d)

Give a colorful face

35.

The main traditional use of face powder is to:

a)

Hide blemishes

b)

Cover creases

c)

Set the foundation

d)

Highlight certain areas

36.

Cleansing milk is an example of:

a)

A mixture

b)

A solution

c)

An emulsion

d)

A melting process

37.

A wax of a vegetable origin used in making of lipstick is

a)

Beeswax

b)

Carnauba

c)

Paraffin

d)

Ozokerite

38.

An important characteristic of mascara is:

a)

It should always have lengthening fibers in the formation

b)

It should be non-irritant to the eyes

c)

It should be highly perfumed

d)

All of the above

39.

Which one of the following is an ionic compound?

a)

Carbon dioxide

b)

Methane

c)

Sodium hydroxide

d)

Water

40.

Which one of the following acids is most abundant in fats and oils from plants and animals?

a)

Stearic acid

b)

Lactic acid

c)

Acetic acid

d)

Hydrochloric acid

41.

The thickness of a liquid is known as:

a)

Viscosity

b)

Thixotrophy

c)

Homogeneous

d)

Distillation

42.

The main function of emollient is to:

a)

Close the pores and tighten the skin

b)

Remove excess of greasy oils from the skin

c)

Soften the surface of the skin

d)

Prevent the loss of skin oils

43.

Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is found in:

a)

Anti-sunburn products

b)

Self tanning products

c)

Nail polish remover

d)

Nail polish

44.

Azulene is a substance obtained from:

a)

Arnica

b)

Algae

c)

The chamomile plant

d)

Royal jelly

45.

Natural moisturizing factor (NMF)

a)

Contains amino acids

b)

Is obtained from placenta

c)

Contain sorbitol

d)

Contains dihydroxy acetone

46.

Water that contains large amounts of calcium and magnesium salts is called:

a)

Soft water

b)

Hard water

c)

Distilled water

d)

Demineralized water

47.

The main function of a day cream is to:

a)

Protect the skin against the environment

b)

Help active substance is penetrate into the skin

c)

Help make up here to the skin

d)

Camouflage the complexion

48.

A mask ingredient that is capable of dissolving dead skin cells on the skin‘s surface is:

a)

Sulfur

b)

Calamine

c)

Kaolin

d)

Magnesium carbonate

49.

An important ingredient of hand lotions and hand cream is:

a)

An anti-oxidant

b)

A fixative

c)

A humectant

d)

A sunscreen

50.

Talc is one of the main ingredients used in:

a)

Lipstick

b)

Face powder

c)

Eyeshadow

d)

Moisturizing creams

51.

The responsibilities of a therapist to her clients include:

a)

Keeping personal matters confidential

b)

taking back a half-empty cosmetic product and refunding the money

c)

Writing details about the treatment of another client

d)

Agreeing to everything the client wants

52.

Legal third-party insurance and professional indemnity insurance for a salon covers

a)

Illness and death of the owner

b)

Fire damage at the Institute (salon)

c)

Injury to a cyclist buy your own car

d)

Injury to a customer in the salon during a treatment

53.

Cash that is received from client should be entered in the

a)

Debtors accounting book

b)

Creditors accounting book

c)

Daily account book

d)

Ledger

54.

Good relationship with the medical profession can be developed and maintained by

a)

Informing them that beauty salons can offer treatments for medical conditions

b)

Recommending clients with contraindications to visit their doctor

c)

Stating that certain services such as electrical epilation , can best be carried out by beauty centers

d)

Stating that clients with acne can only be treated by aestheticians

55.

When planning to open a skin care clinic, careful consideration must be given to the selection of the best:

a)

Depreciation

b)

Environment

c)

Location

d)

Advertisement

56.

A document which gives details of the cost of goods or services received is

a)

A delivery note

b)

An invoice

c)

A pro forma invoice

d)

A statement

57.

A method of promoting a salon for free publicity would be

a)

Advertising in a newspaper

b)

Inviting a journalist to visit the salon

c)

Handing out business cards

d)

Delivering door-to-door leaflets

58.

Careless appointment booking methods often contribute to

a)

Dissatisfied clients

b)

Wasted products

c)

And untidy salon

d)

Failure of the business

59.

For anything concerning salons legal matters must consult a

a)

Client

b)

Accountant

c)

Architect

d)

Lawyer

60.

A skin infestation in which burrows are seen and which is very itchy

a)

Impetigo

b)

Herpes simplex

c)

Pediculosis

d)

Scabies

61.

Keratinization of the epidermis starts in the

a)

Stratum basale

b)

Stratham spinosum

c)

Stratum granulosum

d)

Stratum lucidum

62.

The part of the hair which contains pigment is the

a)

Cuticle

b)

Cortex

c)

Medulla

d)

Germinal matrix

63.

Maintaining the acidity of the skin is necessary

a)

To prevent excessive perspiration

b)

To improve the blood circulation of the skin

c)

To prevent bacteria attacking the skin

d)

To prevent excessive keratinization of the epidermis

64.

Which of the following results in local increase of vasodilation?

a)

Adrenaline

b)

Thromboblastin

c)

Acetyl choline

d)

Histamine

65.

The skin can absorb oily substances

a)

Through the sweat glands

b)

Into the nerves of the skin

c)

By mixing with the acid mantle

d)

Through the hair follicle

66.

When the skin is exposed to sunlight it produces

a)

Vitamin B

b)

Glycerin

c)

Natural moisturizing factor

d)

Vitamin D

67.

Deep wrinkles in the skin are caused by

a)

A horny layer low in moisture and fat

b)

Lack of sleep

c)

Changes in the structure of collagen fibers

d)

Reduce fat and moisture in the subcutaneous

68.

The skin acts as a sensory organ because it contains:

a)

Nerve endings

b)

Capillaries

c)

Lymphatic vessels

d)

Subcutaneous glands

69.

Eyeliner is applied to the edges of the

a)

Eyelids

b)

Eyebrows

c)

Eye pupils

d)

Eyelashes

70.

Function of mascara is to

a)

Thicken eyelashes

b)

Shorten eyelashes

c)

Separate eyelashes

d)

Given an uneven appearance of eyelashes

71.

The temperature at which pathogenic bacteria grow best is

a)

20 degrees celsius

b)

37 degrees celsius

c)

63 degrees celsius

d)

81 degrees celsius

72.

Bacteria are

a)

Single-cell microorganisms

b)

Very tiny organisms that multiply in living cells

c)

Non-cellular micro organism

d)

Vegetable type micro organisms lacking chlorophyll

73.

Viruses are

a)

Plant type micro organisms

b)

Very tiny organisms that multiply in living cells

c)

Single celled microorganisms

d)

Vegetable type micro organisms lacking chlorophyll

74.

A skin disease caused by fungi

a)

Psoriasis

b)

Tinea capitas

c)

Seborrheic dermatitis

d)

Herpes simplex

75.

The skin disease caused by the itch mite

a)

Scabies

b)

Pediculosis

c)

Psoriasis

d)

Hepatitis

76.

Which of the following is the most ideal method of sterilization against hepatitis B?

a)

Hot your oven above 100°C

b)

Steam under pressure – autoclave

c)

UV rays

d)

Boiling water

77.

Hepatitis means

a)

He substance in the body that prevents blood coagulation

b)

Blood supply to the liver

c)

Inflammation of the liver

d)

Cancer of the liver

78.

Client should tone her skin to

a)

Remove blackheads

b)

Give a pleasant feeling

c)

Remove excess cleanser

d)

Refinev skin structure

79.

Which of the following is not a method of cleansing the skin?

a)

Pore grains

b)

Cleansing milk

c)

Cleansing lotion

d)

Astringent lotion

80.

The main advantage of waxing is

a)

Blunt hair

b)

Produce fine hair

c)

Take hair out from the root

d)

Snap hair at skin level

81.

The hair shaft and the hair root are removed by

a)

Alum

b)

Depilatory wax

c)

Abrasive pads

d)

Depilatory cream

82.

A contraindication to electrical epilation is:

a)

Dense hair growth

b)

Hirsutism

c)

Hypertrichosis

d)

Client with a pacemaker

83.

Most important purpose of skin analysis is

a)

To sell the client skincare products

b)

To advise the client on skincare products

c)

To find out the client skin type so that the correct treatment can be carried out

d)

To check client is not contraindicated

84.

Information required for a skin analysis is obtained and recorded

a)

By the receptionist on an appointment card

b)

By the beauty therapist on an appointment card

c)

By the beauty therapist on a consultation card

d)

By the receptionist on a consultation card

85.

A skin condition and skin types are assessed by

a)

Cleansing and looking at the skin

b)

Cleansing, looking through a magnifying lamp, and analyzing

c)

Filling out a consultation card

d)

Asking client about contraindications

86.

A therapist uses a magnifier

a)

To analyze the skin correctly

b)

Because it’s part of her training

c)

Because it makes treatment look more professional

d)

To check for contra indications

87.

An abnormality of the vertebral column which gives a humpback appearance is

a)

Kyphosis

b)

Scoliosis

c)

Psoriasis

d)

Lordosis

88.

Do use of a plumbline and figure correction is important to

a)

Assess postural defects

b)

Check muscle tone

c)

Check type of adipose tissue

d)

Look at breast tissue

89.

Cellulite is caused by a disorder of the

a)

Muscle tissue

b)

Nervous tissue

c)

Connective tissue

d)

Epithiel tissue

90.

Skin is thinnest on the

a)

Palm of the hand

b)

Cheeks

c)

Eyelids

d)

Lips

91.

The color of the skin and a healthy person is determined mainly by

a)

Oxygen content

b)

Melanin

c)

Carbon dioxide content

d)

Muscle tone

92.

An ingredient of astringents is

a)

Sulfur

b)

Hydrogen peroxide

c)

Witch hazel

d)

Dihydroxyacetone

93.

Which one of the following ingredients is a sunscreen?

a)

Benzoyl peroxide

b)

Octyl methoxycinnamate

c)

Dihydroxyacetone

d)

Propylene glycol

94.

Face masks are used on the skin because they

a)

Slow down the aging process

b)

Increase the price of facial treatments

c)

Leave the skin smooth and soft

d)

Do not cause allergic reactions

95.

Which one of the following does not occur when the skin is exposed to UV rays?

a)

Horny layer thickens

b)

Horny layer becomes thinner

c)

Increases pigmentation

d)

Vitamin D is produced

96.

The skin protects the body against micro organisms by

a)

Producing an acid mantle

b)

Lowering body temperature

c)

Increasing circulation of the blood

d)

The lymphatic circulation

97.

The skin regulates body temperature in hot weather by

a)

Reducing the amount of sweat

b)

Producing more sebum

c)

Erection of the arrector pili muscles

d)

Dilation of blood vessels

98.

The main effect of sweating is to

a)

Lower body temperature

b)

Get rid of excess water

c)

Get rid of excess salt

d)

Raise body temperature

99.

The dark pigment found in the epidermis of the skin is known as?

a)

Carotene

b)

Melanin

c)

Keratin

d)

Sebum

100.

The cells which make the skin pigment is called __

a)

Keratinocytes

b)

Lymphocytes

c)

Erythrocytes

d)

Melanocytes