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WorksheetsStateboard Quiz #2
Total questions: 106
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Bacteria that stimulate the immune system are ____ bacteria.
a)
harmful
b)
parasitic
c)
pathogenic
d)
nonpathogenic
2.
Pathogenic bacteria ____.
a)
are very rare
b)
cause disease
c)
help with digestion
d)
break down soil
3.
Spirilla are ____-shaped bacteria.
a)
spade
b)
circle
c)
corkscrew
d)
diamond
4.
Cocci are ____-shaped bacteria that appear singly or in groups
a)
round
b)
corkscrew
c)
flat
d)
rod
5.
Bacilli are short ____ bacteria.
a)
corkscrew-shaped
b)
rod-shaped
c)
round
d)
fungus
6.
When handling an exposure incident, what should you do once your hands are clean and you have put gloves on?
a)
Face your client and calmly apologize for the incident
b)
Dispose of the blade in a sharps container and place the razor in a container designated for cleaning and disinfection.
c)
Clean and disinfect the workstation
d)
Apply slight pressure to the area with a moistened cotton round to stop the bleeding.
7.
When handling an exposure incident, all single-use, contaminated objects should be ______.
a)
placed in a trash bag
b)
disinfected to be used on another client
c)
discarded in a plastic bag and then placed in a trash bag
d)
placed under running water to remove all visible blood
8.
As a precaution, always test water temperature ____ before applying to a client’s hair or scalp
a)
on the inside of your wrist
b)
on the outside of your wrist
c)
on the back of your hand
d)
with your index and middle finger
9.
What are disease-causing microorganisms that are carried in the body by blood or body fluids?
a)
Viruses.
b)
Biofilms.
c)
Bacteria.
d)
Bloodborne pathogens.
10.
The spread of bloodborne pathogens can occur in the barbershop whenever _____.
a)
a client sneezes
b)
the skin is broken
c)
you shake hands with clients
d)
a client coughs
11.
Hepatitis can damage the ____.
a)
brain
b)
heart
c)
skin
d)
liver
12.
An example of a bloodborne pathogen is ____.
a)
hepatitis
b)
MRSA
c)
the flu
d)
scabies
13.
How is HIV spread?
a)
Holding hands
b)
Kissing
c)
Hugging
d)
Unprotected sexual contact
14.
AIDS is caused by ____.
a)
hepatitis A
b)
HIV
c)
herpes
d)
hepatitis B
15.
The medical branch of science that deals with the study of the skin, its functions, and diseases is _____.
a)
anatomy
b)
dermatology
c)
histology
d)
physiology
16.
The largest organ of the human body is the _____.
a)
liver
b)
lungs
c)
skin
d)
heart
17.
A bookend wrap involves ____.
a)
folding one paper in half over the ends of the hair
b)
placing one paper over the hair
c)
placing one paper under the hair
d)
extending the paper beyond the ends of the hair
18.
Placing ____ the parting of hair being wrapped is called a double-end wrap.
a)
a twist made of two end papers over
b)
two end papers under
c)
two end papers over
d)
one end paper over and one paper under
19.
A single flat wrap involves ____.
a)
folding one paper in half over the ends of the hair parting being wrapped
b)
placing one paper over the top of the hair parting being wrapped
c)
placing one paper under the hair parting being wrapped
d)
extending the paper beyond the ends of the hair
20.
Perm wrapping begins with sectioning the hair into ____.
a)
subpanels
b)
base placements
c)
base directions
d)
panels
21.
On-base placement results in ____.
a)
greater volume at the scalp area
b)
smaller volume at the scalp area
c)
the smallest curls
d)
the largest curls
22.
A physical action of chemical relaxing is ____.
a)
wrapping the hair around wave rounds
b)
combing or smoothing relaxer through the hair
c)
wrapping the hair on rods
d)
combing or smoothing rearranger through the hair for partial relaxation of the natural curl
23.
An oxidizing agent neutralizes ____.
a)
acidic relaxers
b)
thio relaxers
c)
hydroxide relaxers
d)
None of the answers are correct
24.
Wrapping the hair on rods is ____ in permanent waving.
a)
an unnecessary action
b)
one of two principal actions
c)
one of four principal actions
d)
the only step
25.
In permanent waving, the ____ of the perm rod determines the size of the curl
a)
size
b)
base placement
c)
base direction
d)
None of the answers are correct
26.
____ rods have a larger diameter at both ends.
a)
Circle
b)
Straight
c)
Bender
d)
Concave
27.
Before ____ is/are applied to the hair, the permanent wave solution must be thoroughly rinsed out and blotted.
a)
rods
b)
neutralizer
c)
pre-lotion
d)
water
28.
Special fillers that contain ____ are available for reconditioning the hair and helping equalize its porosity.
a)
keratin
b)
oil
c)
protein
d)
pH-balanced
29.
Before a permanent wave, hair tinted with ____ dye must first be treated with a dye remover.
a)
metallic
b)
vegetable
c)
aniline-derivative
d)
temporary
30.
A curl reduction can be used if a client is dissatisfied with a permanent wave because the hair seems ____.
a)
overly porous
b)
too dry
c)
too straight
d)
too curly
31.
. Pre-shampooing is not allowed when using thio and hydroxide relaxers except for when ____.
a)
the client has porous hair
b)
there is an excessive buildup of dirt or styling products
c)
the client’s hair as a low pH level
d)
the client’s hair as a high pH level
32.
____ relaxers require the application of a chemical neutralizing solution.
a)
Thio
b)
Hydroxide
c)
Lye
d)
No-mix/no-lye
33.
No-mix/no-lye relaxers include potassium and ____ hydroxide relaxers
a)
thio
b)
lye
c)
lithium
d)
sodium
34.
Monomer liquid and polymer powder nail enhancements are _____ services.
a)
lucrative
b)
unpredictable
c)
inexpensive
d)
not cost-efficient
35.
Sculptured nails are created by combining monomer liquid with _____.
a)
polymer adhesive
b)
polymer resin
c)
polymer powder
d)
acrylic powder
36.
Mono means one and mer stands for units, so a monomer is one unit called a(n) _____.
a)
atom
b)
molecule
c)
bond
d)
element
37.
Which type of tissue offers a protective covering on body surfaces?
a)
Epithelial tissue.
b)
Muscle tissue.
c)
Nerve tissue.
d)
Connective tissue.
38.
Organs are structures containing ____.
a)
general groups of tissues
b)
specialized tissues designed to perform specific functions
c)
a single cell
d)
non-living matter
39.
What is a group of body organs acting together to perform one or more functions?
a)
Body tissues.
b)
Body organization.
c)
Body systems.
d)
Histology.
40.
Osteology is the study of the anatomy, structure, and function of the ____.
a)
blood
b)
lungs
c)
bones
d)
skin
41.
Red and white blood cells are produced by the ____ system.
a)
skeletal
b)
cardiovascular
c)
lymph
d)
blood
42.
A joint is the connection between ____.
a)
two or more bones of the skeleton
b)
a bone and a ligament
c)
a bone and the skin
d)
a bone and an organ
43.
The study of the human body structures that can be seen with the naked eye is ____
a)
anatomy
b)
physiology
c)
biology
d)
pathology
44.
The study of the functions and activities performed by the body’s structures is ____.
a)
anatomy
b)
physiology
c)
biology
d)
pathology
45.
The study of tiny structures found in living tissues is called ____.
a)
histology
b)
physiology
c)
gross anatomy
d)
biology
46.
Cells ____.
a)
can be easily seen with the naked eye
b)
make up our organs but not our bones
c)
are responsible for carrying on all life processes
d)
are non-living
47.
The part of the cell that contains material for the cell to grow, reproduce, and self-repair is the ____.
a)
nucleus
b)
cytoplasm
c)
protoplasm
d)
Golgi apparatus
48.
The cell membrane ____.
a)
allows soluble substances to enter and leave the cell
b)
is the center of the cell
c)
is the food source for the cell
d)
is impermeable to soluble substances
49.
Which cell structure can be visualized as the yolk in the middle of a raw egg?
a)
Cell membrane.
b)
Cytoplasm
c)
Nucleus
d)
Protoplasm
50.
Mitosis is the process of cell ____.
a)
digestion
b)
mating
c)
reproduction
d)
death
51.
What is an unfavorable condition for cell growth?
a)
Suitable temperatures.
b)
Presence of toxins.
c)
Supply of food.
d)
Ability to eliminate waste products
52.
Which type of tissues bind together, protect, and support the various parts of the body?
a)
Epithelial tissue.
b)
Muscle tissue
c)
Nerve tissue.
d)
Connective tissue.
53.
Bones and ligaments are examples of ____ tissue.
a)
connective
b)
mucous
c)
nerve
d)
lymph
54.
Which is not one of the preliminary strand tests for chemical relaxer applications?
a)
Porosity test.
b)
Durability test.
c)
Elasticity test.
d)
Relaxer test.
55.
A ____ rearranger is used in the first step of a curl reformation.
a)
thio-based
b)
booster
c)
activator
d)
neutralizer
56.
What is the waving solution called that is used in a curl reformation and is similar in composition to alkaline permanent waving solutions or lotions?
a)
Rearranger
b)
Booster
c)
Activator
d)
Neutralizer
57.
Which product is used in the third step of a curl reformation process and helps to rebuild the broken disulfide bonds?
a)
Rearranger
b)
Booster
c)
Activator
d)
Neutralizer
58.
Texturizing is a process used to____ extremely curly hair into a more manageable texture and wave pattern
a)
curl
b)
semi-straighten
c)
partially straighten
d)
completely straighten
59.
A chemical blowout service ____ the hair with the intent that it will be picked out and cut
a)
curls
b)
texturizes
c)
partially straightens
d)
completely straightens
60.
When ____ is used in a chemical blowout, it should not be kept on the hair for more than 40 percent of the recommended processing time
a)
lye
b)
sodium hydroxide
c)
a no-base solution
d)
a thio relaxer
61.
Since the objective of a chemical blowout is to remove some but not all of the curl, a thio relaxer may be used for ____ recommended application time.
a)
almost its entire
b)
half of its
c)
one-third of its
d)
three-quarters of its
62.
The blood vessels that connect the smaller ____ to venules are the capillaries.
a)
nerves
b)
arteries
c)
vesicles
d)
lacteals
63.
Blood carries away ____ and waste products to be eliminated through the lungs, skin, kidneys, and large intestines.
a)
oxygen
b)
white blood cells
c)
carbon dioxide
d)
lymph
64.
Which artery supplies blood to the brain, eyes, eyelids, forehead, nose, and internal ear?
a)
External carotid artery.
b)
Internal carotid artery.
c)
Superior labial artery.
d)
Inferior labial artery.
65.
Blood is supplied to the ____ by the facial artery
a)
scalp
b)
neck and shoulders
c)
forehead and eyes
d)
lower region of the face, mouth, and nose
66.
Lymph appears ____.
a)
as a thick yellow fluid
b)
as a clear watery fluid
c)
mixed with blood
d)
only in the lungs
67.
Which body system serves as a protective covering and helps regulate the body’s temperature?
a)
Skeletal system.
b)
Lymphatic system.
c)
Integumentary system.
d)
Circulatory system.
68.
The ____ are examples of endocrine glands.
a)
thyroid and pituitary glands
b)
follicles
c)
sweat and oil glands
d)
hairs
69.
The ____ of the skin are examples of exocrine glands
a)
thyroid and pituitary glands
b)
follicles
c)
sweat and oil glands
d)
hairs
70.
Which system performs the function of producing offspring and passing on the genetic code from one generation to another?
a)
Muscular system.
b)
Lymphatic system
c)
Circulatory system
d)
Reproductive system
71.
What is the mechanical process using soap and water or detergent and water to remove all visible dirt, debris, and many disease-causing germs from tools, implements, and equipment?
a)
Cleaning
b)
Sanitization
c)
Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
72.
What process uses chemicals to destroy most, but not necessarily all, harmful organisms on environmental surfaces?
a)
Cleaning
b)
Sanitization
c)
Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
73.
What process destroys all microbial life including spores?
a)
Cleaning
b)
Sanitization
c)
Disinfection
d)
Sterilization
74.
What are the steps of infection control?
a)
Cleaning and disinfecting.
b)
Cleaning and sterilizing.
c)
Disinfecting and sterilizing.
d)
Cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing
75.
hat must you do before you clean tools, implements, and equipment?
a)
Turn the autoclave on
b)
Remove all visible dirt and debris
c)
Apply disinfectant.
d)
Wash your hands with soap
76.
Proper hand cleaning requires rubbing the hands together and using liquid soap, _____, a nailbrush, and a clean towel.
a)
hot running water
b)
antibacterial gel
c)
warm running water
d)
nail file
77.
All disinfectants should carry a(n) ____.
a)
EPA registration number
b)
OSHA certification
c)
barbershop identification number
d)
regional certification
78.
Disinfectants are pesticides and can be harmful if ___.
a)
they are used frequently
b)
breathed in through the nose
c)
used in the barbershop
d)
absorbed through the skin
79.
When following the proper hand washing procedure, what is the minimum amount of time you must rub your hands together?
a)
10 seconds.
b)
20 seconds.
c)
30 seconds
d)
40 seconds
80.
What is a chemical germicide that has been formulated for use on the skin and is registered and regulated by the Food and Drug Administration?
a)
Disinfectants
b)
Quats
c)
Antiseptics
d)
Virucidal
81.
One antiseptic used in the barbershop is ____.
a)
a hospital-grade disinfectant
b)
a chemical agent
c)
household bleach
d)
hydrogen peroxide
82.
What are the guidelines published by the CDC that require the employer and employee to assume that any human blood and body fluids are potentially infectious?
a)
Standard Precautions.
b)
Universal Precautions.
c)
MSDS
d)
SDS
83.
When handling an exposure incident, what should you do once your hands are clean and you have put gloves on?
a)
Face your client and calmly apologize for the incident
b)
Dispose of the blade in a sharps container and place the razor in a container designated for cleaning and disinfection.
c)
Clean and disinfect the workstation
d)
Apply slight pressure to the area with a moistened cotton round to stop the bleeding.
84.
When handling an exposure incident, all single-use, contaminated objects should be ______.
a)
placed in a trash bag
b)
disinfected to be used on another client
c)
discarded in a plastic bag and then placed in a trash bag
d)
placed under running water to remove all visible blood
85.
As a precaution, always test water temperature ____ before applying to a client’s hair or scalp
a)
on the inside of your wrist
b)
on the outside of your wrist
c)
on the back of your hand
d)
with your index and middle finger
86.
Cushion the client’s ____ with a folded towel when washing an adult client’s hair at the shampoo bowl.
a)
forehead
b)
neck
c)
back
d)
ears
87.
Fumes from chemical applications and nail care products require proper ventilation by ____.
a)
advising clients to breathe deeply
b)
using a window fan
c)
sophisticated filtration units
d)
opening windows
88.
Rings should not be worn on the ____ finger(s).
a)
index
b)
middle and little
c)
index and middle
d)
little
89.
Neurology is the study of the structure, function, and pathology of the ____ system.
a)
endocrine
b)
skin
c)
nervous
d)
immune
90.
The principal components of the nervous system are the ____.
a)
nerves
b)
brain
c)
spinal cord
d)
All answers are correct.
91.
The brain controls the ____.
a)
ability to think and feel
b)
circulation of blood
c)
breathing motion
d)
connection between two or more bones
92.
____ chemistry is the study of substances that contain the element carbon
a)
Organic
b)
Inorganic
c)
Life-based
d)
Biologic
93.
____ chemistry is the study of substances that do not contain carbon but may contain hydrogen
a)
Organic
b)
Inorganic
c)
Life-based
d)
Biologic
94.
Minerals are ____ substances.
a)
carbon-based
b)
cell-based
c)
living
d)
inorganic
95.
____ is/are anything that occupies space, has mass, and has physical and chemical properties.
a)
Organic substances
b)
Inorganic substances
c)
Matter
d)
Energy
96.
A(n) ____ cannot be broken down into a simpler substance without a loss of identity.
a)
atom
b)
molecule
c)
matter
d)
element
97.
Atoms are ____.
a)
the basic building blocks of all matter
b)
the largest units in a living thing
c)
the smallest units in a non-living thing
d)
also called compounds
98.
What is formed when two or more atoms combine chemically in definite proportions?
a)
Elements.
b)
Atoms.
c)
Compounds.
d)
Molecules.
99.
Compound molecules are chemical combinations of ____ of different elements.
a)
electrons
b)
two or more atoms
c)
three molecules
d)
organic matter
100.
____ is an example of a compound molecule.
a)
Aluminum foil
b)
Sodium chloride
c)
Copper
d)
Iron
101.
A substance from which ____ has been chemically removed is a reduced substance.
a)
hydrogen
b)
nitrogen
c)
carbon
d)
oxygen
102.
When hydrogen peroxide is mixed with an oxidation haircolor product, the haircolor product gains ____.
a)
oxygen
b)
carbon
c)
nitrogen
d)
hydrogen
103.
Chemical reactions that release ____ are called exothermic.
a)
heat
b)
smell
c)
light
d)
oxygen
104.
An example of a ____ is aluminum foil
a)
salt
b)
liquid
c)
pure substance
d)
gas
105.
A physical mixture is a combination of ____ substances united physically in any proportions without a fixed composition
a)
exactly two
b)
exactly three
c)
two or more
d)
five or more
106.
An example of a ____ mixture is concrete
a)
physical
b)
carbon
c)
elemental
d)
chemical
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