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Visual/trich situations-WebXam Prep

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the "A" represent in this picture?

a)

Cuticle

b)

sweat gland

c)

dermal papilla

d)

hair bulb

2.

What does the "B" represent in this picture?

a)

dermal papilla

b)

hair root

c)

hair bulb

d)

hair shaft

3.

What does the "C" represent in this picture?

a)

arrector pili muscle

b)

Sebaceous gland

c)

suderiferous gland

d)

arrector gland

4.

What does the "D" represent?

a)

Hair root

b)

suderiferous gland

c)

sebaceous gland

d)

arrector pili muscle

5.

What does the "E" represent ?

a)

hair root

b)

hair tube

c)

hair shaft

d)

hair follicle

6.

What does the "F" represent?

a)

hair srand

b)

hair shaft

c)

hair root

d)

Dermis

7.

What does the "A" represent?

a)

cuticle

b)

cortex

c)

medulla

d)

hair root

8.

What does the "B" represent?

*HINT*This is where melanin is found!

a)

cortex

b)

medulla

c)

matrix

d)

cuticle

9.

What does the "C" represent?

a)

cortex

b)

capillary

c)

medulla

d)

cuticle

10.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "A" represent?

a)

Staphylococci

b)

cocci

c)

Streptococci

d)

diplococci

11.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "B" represent?

a)

diplococci

b)

Streptococci

c)

cocci

d)

staphylococci

12.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "C" represent?

a)

cocci

b)

streptococci

c)

diplococci

d)

staphylococci

13.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "A" represent?

a)

cocci

b)

bacilli

c)

Diplococci

d)

streptococci

14.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "B" represent?

a)

cortex

b)

cocci

c)

diplococci

d)

Bacilli

15.

What pathogenic bacteria does the "C" represent

a)

Spirilla

b)

Helix

c)

Cocci

d)

Bacilli

16.

What is #8 pointing to? ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
hair shaft
hair root
hair follicle
medulla
cuticle
cortex
dermal papilla
hair bulb
arrector pili
17.

Drag & drop the term to match the line it's pointing to.

18.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

When Mrs. Brand has her hair colored or permed, the chemical solution is formulated to first raise and swell which layer to gain access to the inner structure.

a)

follicle

b)

cuticle

c)

cortex

d)

medulla

19.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

If Mrs. Brand's hair looks & feels dry & rough, it is most likely a result of:

a)

contracting of the cuticle layer of the hair

b)

too much swelling of the hair's cortex

c)

contracting of the hair's cortex

d)

too much swelling of the cuticle layer.

20.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

In order for her permanent haircolor to actually change the hair's color, which layer of Mrs. Brand's hair must be affected?

a)

follicle

b)

cuticle

c)

cortex

d)

medulla

21.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

Based on the information you have on Mrs. Brand, it is very likely that her hair is missing a:

a)

follicle

b)

cuticle

c)

cortex

d)

medulla

22.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

The appearance of Mrs. Brand's hair indicates that:

a)

the medulla has never been opened

b)

the cortex is completely closed

c)

the cuticle has been opened many times

d)

the follicle is completely absent

23.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

Mrs. Brand's hair is made up of approximately _______percent protein.

a)

19

b)

73

c)

90

d)

100

24.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

When Mrs. Brand's hair undergoes the procedure pictured, the strong chemical side bonds that are broken are called:

a)

protein bonds

b)

hydrogen bonds

c)

salt bonds

d)

disulfide bonds

25.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

When Mrs. Brand's hair is wet, the bonds that are broken are called:

a)

protein bonds

b)

hydrogen bonds

c)

salt bonds

d)

disulfide bonds

26.

Mrs. Brand is a very loyal client of the Hearts Salon. She colors & perms her naturally blond hair & makes a weekly visit to the salon for a wet set & comb out. On her most recent visit, Jean her regular stylist, notices that Mrs. Brand's hair is very dry& rough looking.

Mrs. Brand's natural hair color is a result of the _____ in her hair's cortex.

a)

keratin

b)

eumelanin

c)

pheomelanin

d)

peptides