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WorksheetsPSI Test 101 j
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Comprehensive Scientific Concepts Review: Which facial bone forms the lower jaw and is the largest, strongest bone of the face?
Maxilla
Mandible
Zygomatic
Nasal
Comprehensive Scientific Concepts Review: OSHA standards are designed to:
Regulate salon advertising
Ensure workplace safety
Control cosmetology licensing
Monitor client satisfaction
Comprehensive Scientific Concepts Review: Which type of muscle is consciously controlled?
Involuntary
Voluntary
Cardiac
Smooth
Comprehensive Scientific Concepts Review: Osteoclast cells are responsible for:
Building bone tissue
Breaking down bone tissue
Producing keratin
Regulating blood vessels
Comprehensive Scientific Concepts Review: Which is a sign of a stroke?
Sudden confusion or trouble speaking
Gradual hair loss
Persistent dandruff
Muscle cramps
Comprehensive Physical Services Review: Sensitive skin is best described as:
Thick and oily
Easily irritated
Resistant to products
Lacking pores
Comprehensive Physical Services Review: Proper draping during a service is important because it:
Prevents product waste
Protects client’s clothing
Speeds up application
Enhances product absorption
Comprehensive Physical Services Review: Psoriasis is characterized by:
Red patches covered with silvery scales
Ring-shaped lesions
Excess oil production
Inflamed follicles
Comprehensive Physical Services Review: Which makeup product is applied to define the eyes?
Blush
Eyeliner
Foundation
Contour
Comprehensive Physical Services Review: Tinea refers to:
A bacterial infection
A fungal infection
A viral infection
An allergic reaction
Comprehensive Chemical Services Review: Hard water can affect chemical services by:
Enhancing color absorption
Interfering with shampoo lather
Preventing split ends
Strengthening hair bonds
Comprehensive Chemical Services Review: Sodium hypochlorite is commonly known as:
Hair bleach
Household bleach
Hair tint
Metallic salt
Comprehensive Chemical Services Review: Which natural dye is derived from plants?
Henna
Aniline
Balayage
Tints
Comprehensive Chemical Services Review: Metallic salts in hair color can cause:
Smooth texture
Uneven results
Stronger curls
Faster processing
Comprehensive Chemical Services Review: Balayage is best described as:
A foil highlighting technique
A freehand painting technique
A permanent wave method
A scalp treatment
Bangs are typically cut:
At the crown
Across the forehead
Behind the ear
At the nape
Which face shape benefits from layered hairstyles to soften angles?
Round
Square
Oval
Heart
A widow’s peak refers to:
A hairline with a V-shape at the forehead
A swirl at the crown
A thinning hairline
A braid pattern
During the initial hair consultation, the stylist should:
Begin cutting immediately
Analyze client’s hair and lifestyle
Apply product first
Skip face shape analysis
Which facial bone forms the lower jaw?
Maxilla
Mandible
Zygomatic
Nasal
OSHA standards are designed to:
Regulate salon advertising
Ensure workplace safety
Control cosmetology licensing
Monitor client satisfaction
Which type of muscle is consciously controlled?
Involuntary
Voluntary
Cardiac
Smooth
Osteoclast cells are responsible for:
Building bone tissue
Breaking down bone tissue
Producing keratin
Regulating blood vessels
Which is a sign of a stroke?
Sudden confusion or trouble speaking
Gradual hair loss
Persistent dandruff
Muscle cramps
The skeletal system provides:
Circulation
Body support
Hormone regulation
Immunity
Acquired immunity develops through:
Vaccination
Genetics
Muscle growth
Bone density
Antibacterial agents are used to:
Kill fungi
Destroy bacteria
Neutralize acids
Stimulate keratin
Hygienic duties in the salon include:
Styling hair
Cleaning tools
Applying makeup
Performing massage
Which joint allows movement in all directions?
Hinge
Ball-and-socket
Pivot
Gliding
Voluntary muscles are also called:
Skeletal muscles
Smooth muscles
Cardiac muscles
Involuntary muscles
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart are:
Veins
Arteries
Capillaries
Valves
The circulatory system transports:
Oxygen and nutrients
Keratin
Melanin
Sebum
Alopecia areata is:
Sudden hair loss in patches
Excessive hair growth
Split ends
Dandruff
The autonomic nervous system controls:
Voluntary movement
Involuntary functions
Hair growth
Nail formation
Acids have a pH:
Above 7
Below 7
Neutral
Exactly 7
Keratin is a:
Protein
Lipid
Carbohydrate
Mineral
Fungal infections are caused by:
Viruses
Parasites
Fungi
Bacteria
Facial bones include:
Mandible
Femur
Tibia
Radius
OSHA requires salons to maintain:
Safety Data Sheets
Client records
Hair color charts
Appointment books
The skeletal system consists of:
206 bones
150 bones
300 bones
100 bones
Capillaries connect:
Arteries and veins
Bones and muscles
Skin and hair
Nerves and brain
Signs of stroke include:
Facial drooping
Nail ridges
Acquired immunity can be lost if:
The immune system weakens
Hair is damaged
Nails break
Muscles grow
Keratin is found in:
Hair, skin, nails
Blood vessels
Bones
Muscles
Sensitive skin is best described as:
Thick and oily
Easily irritated
Resistant to products
Lacking pores
Proper draping during a service:
Protects client’s clothing
Speeds up application
Enhances product absorption
Prevents product waste
Psoriasis is characterized by:
Red patches with silvery scales
Ring-shaped lesions
Excess oil production
Eyeliner is applied to:
Define the eyes
Add cheek color
Smooth skin
Contour the nose
Tinea refers to:
A fungal infection
A bacterial infection
A viral infection
An allergic reaction
Basics of massage include:
Effleurage
Tinting
Draping
Highlighting
Trager technique focuses on:
Gentle rocking movements
Deep tissue pressure
Hair styling
Nail shaping
Myofascial release targets:
Connective tissue
Hair follicles
Nail beds
Skin pores
Scalp ringworm is caused by:
Fungi
Bacteria
Viruses
Parasites
Anti-fungals are used to treat:
Fungal infections
Viral infections
Bacterial infections
Allergies
Traditional makeup includes:
Foundation
Acrylic nails
Hair dye
Massage oils
Blush is applied to:
Cheeks
Eyes
Lips
Forehead
Basics of contouring involve:
Shading and highlighting
Draping
Shampooing
Tinting
Calluses are:
Thickened skin
Thin skin
Inflamed follicles
Broken nails
Proper draping ensures:
Client comfort
Faster service
Stronger hair
Longer nails
Sensitive skin reacts to:
Products and environment
Bone density
Nail polish
Hair extensions
Psoriasis is:
Non-contagious
Highly contagious
Caused by bacteria
Caused by parasites
Eyeliner enhances:
Eye shape
Nail length
Hair texture
Skin tone
Tinea pedis is:
Athlete’s foot
Ringworm of scalp
Nail fungus
Skin rash
Massage improves:
Circulation
Hair growth
Nail polish adhesion
Bone density
Myofascial release relieves:
Muscle tension
Nail ridges
Hair frizz
Skin dryness
Scalp ringworm appears as:
Round patches
Straight lines
Blisters
Bruises
Anti-fungals prevent:
Fungal growth
Hair loss
Nail polish chipping
Muscle cramps
Blush adds:
Warmth to complexion
Shine to hair
Strength to nails
Moisture to skin
Contouring creates:
Dimension
Draping
Tinting
Shampooing
Hard water interferes with:
Shampoo lather
Hair growth
Nail polish
Massage
Sodium hypochlorite is:
Household bleach
Hair dye
Nail polish remover
Relaxer
Prickly heat is caused by:
Blocked sweat glands
Excess sebum
Fungal infection
Vitamin deficiency
Hair tints are used to:
Add color
Remove dandruff
Strengthen nails
Increase shine
Which chemical is a disinfectant commonly used in salons?
Sodium hypochlorite
Hydrogen peroxide
Henna
Metallic salts
Types of hair color include:
Temporary, semi-permanent, demi-permanent, permanent
Natural, artificial, metallic
Warm, cool, neutral
Highlight, lowlight, balayage
Henna produces:
Reddish tones
Blue tones
Green tones
Silver tones
Curly hair is more prone to:
Dryness
Oiliness
Straightening
Nail ridges
Metallic salts can cause:
Uneven color results
Smooth texture
Stronger nails
Faster growth
Aniline derivatives are used in:
Permanent hair color
Nail polish
Massage oils
Skin creams
Balayage is a technique of:
Freehand painting highlights
Foil wrapping
Scalp massage
Nail shaping
Highlights lighten:
Selected strands of hair
Entire scalp
Nail beds
Skin pores
Single-process hair coloring involves:
One application
Two applications
Foil and balayage
Tint and bleach
Tipping refers to:
Coloring ends of hair
Cutting bangs
Draping clients
Filing nails
Split ends are caused by:
Mechanical damage
Nail polish
Massage
Skin dryness
Irradiation is used for:
Sterilization
Hair coloring
Nail shaping
Massage
Hard water contains:
Calcium and magnesium
Sodium and potassium
Iron and zinc
Sulfur and chlorine
Prickly heat appears as:
Small red bumps
Large blisters
White patches
Brown spots
Tints alter:
Hair color
Nail length
Skin tone
Muscle strength
Sodium hypochlorite is effective against:
Bacteria
Split ends
Nail ridges
Hair frizz
Henna is classified as:
Natural dye
Metallic salt
Curly hair requires:
Moisture balance
Excess oil
Nail polish
Massage
Metallic salts interfere with:
Chemical services
Draping
Massage
Nail filing
Balayage creates:
Natural sun-kissed look
Harsh lines
Solid color
Nail shine
Irradiation destroys:
Microorganisms
Hair pigment
Nail polish
Keratin
Bangs are cut:
Across the forehead
At the crown
Behind the ear
At the nape
Hair volume refers to:
Fullness of hair
Nail thickness
Skin elasticity
Bone density
Thin hair requires:
Gentle handling
Heavy products
Harsh brushing
Strong chemicals
Round faces benefit from:
Longer layers
Short bangs
Heavy curls
Flat styles
Layered hairstyles add:
Movement
Flatness
Weakness
Irritation
Defrizzing hair involves:
Smoothing cuticle
Breaking bonds
Adding split ends
Removing keratin
