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Final Llaser and Electrolysis 81-120

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 6 functions of the skin?

a)

sensation, elimination, distribution, excretion, absorption, removal of waste

b)

protection, excretion, elimination, sensation, distribution, maintaining body temp.

c)

elimination, protection, excretion, sensation, absorption, heat regulation

d)

excretion, absorption, elimination, homeostasis, sensation, removal of waste

2.

The causes of hirsutism include which of the following?

a)

pituitary hypersecretion

b)

adrenal tumors

c)

ovarian tumors

d)

all of the above

3.

The layer of the epidermis that determines skin color is

a)

stratum Malpighi

b)

stratum spinosum

c)

stratum lucidum

d)

stratum granulosum

4.

The heated action of the High frequency field during the blend produces

a)

2x the amount of galvanic lye ordinarily needed

b)

1 1/2x the amount of galvanic lye ordinarily needed

c)

1/4 the amount of galvanic lye ordinarily needed

d)

the same amount of galvanic lye as ordinarily needed

5.

Another name associated with (galvanic) electrolysis is

a)

direct current

b)

desiccation

c)

chemical decomposition

d)

coagulation

6.

When using this modality, heat starts from the bottom of the tip of the needle and works its way upward

a)

electrolysis

b)

thermolysis

c)

blend

d)

none

7.

Light waves that travel in perfect unison, parallel and in the same direction is known as?

a)

traditional light

b)

monochromatic light

c)

coherent light

d)

polychromatic light

8.

Laser is effective on hair that has

a)

established a deep follicle depth

b)

developed into coarse terminal hair

c)

an abundance of pigment

d)

little or no pigment

9.

an example of a non-critical item is:

a)

needle

b)

mag lamp

c)

tweezers

d)

probe tip

10.

All are part of the pilosebaceous unit except

a)

arrector pili

b)

sebaceous gland

c)

sudoriferous gland

d)

hair papilla

11.

The negative pole is also known as

a)

anode

b)

inactive

c)

plus

d)

cathode

12.

The organ made up of loose connective tissue that contains the blood supply that nourishes the hair is known as

a)

dermal papilla

b)

root

c)

bulb

d)

matrix

13.

Two or more hairs sharing a follicle is known as

a)

doubled up

b)

dual- pili

c)

pili multigemini

d)

dual rooted

14.

Bacteria in spore form are:

a)

active

b)

pus producing

c)

non productive

d)

vegetative

15.

The ohm is a unit of electrical

a)

pressure

b)

strength

c)

resistance

d)

tension

16.

The metabolic rate is determined by:

a)

the level of calcitonin

b)

the amount of insulin produced

c)

the production of hydrocortisone by the adrenal glands

d)

level of thyroxine in thyroid gland

17.

What is the primary component of the hair fiber?

a)

carbon

b)

keratin

c)

collagen

d)

glycogen

18.

Cataphoresis is beneficial after electrolysis because it has what effect on the skin?

a)

irritates tissue

b)

promotes redness

c)

soothes nerves, decreases blood supply, and hardens tissue

d)

stimulates nerves

19.

What agency regulates the composition, labeling, and use of antiseptics?

a)

Environmental Protection Agency

b)

Federal Communications Commison

c)

Center for Disease and Control

d)

Food and Drug Administration

20.

Which are positive reactions to the skin indicating a successful LHR treatment?

a)

perifollicular erythema, perifollicular edema

b)

perifollicular erythema, polyfolliculitis, eschars

c)

postfollicular erythema, postfollicular edema

d)

eschars, purpura

21.

An over treatment of the skin characterized by blistering or epidermal separation, caused by lateral pressure on the skin is known as:

a)

Nikolski Sign

b)

edema

c)

tissue injury

d)

ecchymosis

22.

An indentation in the epidermis that reaches into the dermis is known as

a)

hair bulb

b)

hair follicle

c)

tubule

d)

pitted scar

23.

Boils and abscesses are caused by what type of bacteria?

a)

bacilli

b)

streptococci

c)

staphylococci

d)

spirilla

24.

A chronic inflammatory disease characterized by erythematous patches covered by silvery scales is known as:

a)

herpes simplex

b)

eczema

c)

psoriasis

d)

dermatitis

25.

A honey-colored lymph crust that indicates the follicle is healing is called:

a)

a pustule

b)

eschar

c)

verruca

d)

vesicle

26.

What is the highest level of disinfection?

a)

sanitation

b)

disinfection

c)

asepsis

d)

sterilization

27.

Hypertrichosis occurs

a)

both males and females

b)

only females

c)

only males

d)

only females during pregnancy, puberty, and menopause

28.

Supercilia are referred to the hair on what part of the body?

a)

eyelashes

b)

armpits

c)

scalp

d)

eyebrows

29.

Causes of blanching include which of the following?

a)

overtreatment of the skin

b)

shallow insertions

c)

overly deep insertions

d)

a + b only

30.

The diameter of the needle should be:

a)

greater than the diameter of the hair

b)

equal to the diameter of the hair

c)

smaller than the diameter of the hair

d)

equal of the diameter of the follicle opening

31.

The most common type of laser used for hair removal is

a)

continuous wave

b)

Q-switched

c)

pulsed

d)

automatic mode

32.

Total destruction of the tissue using laser energy is known as

a)

photosynthesis

b)

photo ablation

c)

fluorescence

d)

photo acoustic

33.

Who was the first scientist to demonstrate the existence of high frequency waves?

a)

Dr. Bordier

b)

Van Zeynek

c)

Charles Michel

d)

Heinrich Hertz

34.

Which is the most common skin cancer?

a)

squamous cell carcinoma

b)

melanoma

c)

actinic keratosis

d)

basal cell carcinoma

35.

What is the best definition for hair density?

a)

number of hair follicles per square centimeters

b)

number of hair follicles per square inch

c)

number of hairs per square centimeter

d)

number of hairs per square inch

36.

Nerves which carry impulses to nerve centers are called:

a)

motor

b)

efferent

c)

afferent

d)

axons

37.

Which is the best setting for dry heat sterilization?

a)

340 degrees C for one hour

b)

320 degrees C for one hour

c)

340 degrees F for one hour

d)

320 degrees F for one hour

38.

The patient should understand that permanent hair removal is a process requiring time and that it will require:

a)

years

b)

1-2 treatments

c)

a series of treatments

d)

a few short treatments

39.

What classifications of disease identifies the nerve cells as its host cells?

a)

fungal

b)

bacterial

c)

herperoviral

d)

all of the above

40.

When removing the deepest terminal hairs, approx. __ units of lye are required.

a)

10

b)

60

c)

80

d)

45