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Hair Cutting Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The LARGEST CURVE OF THE HEAD that separate the interior of the head from the exterior | Parietal Ridge |
| The FLAT TRIANGULAR MUSCLE running from the upper back to the back of the neck | Traoezius |
| The bones that cover the top and sides of the head | Cranium |
| The muscle ENCOMPASSING THE FOREHEAD, external into the beginning curve of the scalp | Frontalis |
| The bone on each side of the head | Temporal |
| The part of the head from the occipital bone to the hairline | Nape |
| The HIGHEST POINT OF THE HEAD | Apex |
| Tendon that connects the OCCIPITALIS &FRONTALIS | Epicradial Aponeurosis |
| The bone the SITS DIRECTLY ABOVE THE NAPE & covers the back of the head | Occipital |
| The muscle located in the nape of the neck and draws he scalp backn | Occiptalis |
| These bones, one on each side of the head, from the entire crown and top side | Partial |
| The period of ACTIVE GROWTH | Anagen |
| The DIRECTION THE HAIR GROWS | growth pattern |
| The DIRECTION JN WHICH HAIR FALLS or move over the head | Natural distribution |
| CIRCULAR GROWTH pattern of the hair | Whorl |
| Hair GROWING IN THE SAME DIRECTION | HAIR STREAM |
| The RESTING PERIOD of hair growth | Telogen |
| Hair that FEELS THICK and has a LARGE DIAMETER | coarse |
| The type of hair texture that has a SMALL DIAMETER | fine texture |
| A strong fibrous protein of the HAIR, SKIN AND NAILS | Keratin |
| The number of hair strands PER SHARE inch | Density |
| The thickness of a SINGLE HAIR STRAND | diameter |
| Located at the base of the hair follicle, this small, CONE-SHAPED elevation is filled with blood vessels | Dermal papilla |
| The DIAMETER, OR WIDTH of an individual hair strand | Texture |
| The CLUB-SHAPE, ROUNDED PART of the hair located at the end of the hair root | Hair bulb |
| A TUBE-LIKE depression or POCKET in the skin that contains the hair root | Hair follicle |
| PIGMENT HAIR on he body | Terminal hair |
| Cluster of bacterial cells that pus, causing abscesses, pustules, and boils | Straphylocci |
| INFESTATION OF THE HAIR and scalp by the head loose | Pediculosis Capitis |
| SPLIT ENDS also known as | Trichophlosis |
| BRITTLE HAIR prone to breakage | Fragilta cranium |
| Dry type of dandruff with white LIGHTWEIGHT FLAKES | pityeriasis Capitis simplex |
| HAIR WITH BULGES welling along the hair shaft | Trichorrehexis nodosa |
| ABNORMAL hair loss | Alopecial |
| EXCESSIVE DANDRUFF of waxy or greasy scalp | Pityeriasis steatoides |
| Premature or SUDDEN HAIR LOSS | Telogen Effluvium |
| Alopecia Areata | |
| A group of organism like YEAST,MOLD, OR MILDEW | Fungi |
| HAIR LOSS over the ENTIRE HEAD | Alopecia Totalis |
| A skin ABSCESS OR BOIL located in the follicle | Furuncle |
| A condition causing hair to be BEADED | Monilethrix |
| Temporary hair loss after CHILD BIRTH | Postpartum Alopecia |
| BATTERY BALDNESS occurring on males or females | Androgenic Alopecia |
| INCH MITES cause a contagious condition called | Scabies |
| SPHERICAL-SHAPED bacteria that grow in pairs | Diplocci |
| A CONTAGIOUS CONDITION caused by a fungal parasite,also KNOWN AS RINGWORM | Tinea |
| Bacteria that is ROD-SHAPED & SPORE producing | Bacilli |
| A fungal infection of the skin and scalp with RED PAPULES at the opening of the hair follicle | Tinea Capitis |
| SPIRAL-SHAPED or CURVED bacteria | Spirilla |
| REPETITIVE AND EXCESSIVE pulling or stretching of hair that causes hair loss | Traction Alopecia |
| The first section of the hair that cut to determine the length and/or shape of the hair cut | Guideline |
| Checking for precision of a hair cut in the opposite direction from which it was cut | Cross checking |
| A fixed or non-moving guide | Stationary |
| A concentration of hair within an area that can give the appearance 9of heaviness and density | Eight line |
| Pressure applied while combing and holding the hair prior to cutting | Tension |
| Area of hair theft have been divided for better control of | Sections |
| Guideline that is indie the haircut | Interior guideline |
| A guideline is cut | All of these above |
| Directing hair out of it's natural fall | Shifted Distubartion |
| The external or outer part of haircut | Exterior |
| The internal or inner part of a haircut | Interior |
| This haircut has increased long layers | 180° |
| Also known as a graduated haircut, this haircut is performed with medium elevation | 45° |
| Removes larger sections of hair, creating movement in he perimeter by breaking up the weighted line | Chucking |
| This I helps to blend lines of remove excess bulk without changing through shape of the haircut | Texturizing |
| A technique of cutting/trimming around the hairline to crate a clean line | Edging |
| Texturizing technique used by a slicing movement | Slithering Slide cutting Slithering |
| Cutting technique that will make hair turn under | Beveling |
| Palm-to-Palm is a hair cutting technique that position the palms of your hands........each other | Facing |
| Straight and curved are the basic..,....used in haircutting | Techniques |
| Lines that do not blend or have a defined break in the design | Discolorated |
| A wetting agent that has the ability to dissolve in water, removing dirt | Surfactant |
| A line extending straight up from the floor | Vertical |
| A line parallel to the floor | Horizontal |
| The applied science of designing and arranging and safety | Ergonomic |
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