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Esthetics

Chapter 3

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What hormone stimulates cells to reproduce and heal? Epidermal
What does scar tissue lack? Hair & sweat glands
What is true of the epidermis? Outermost layer of the skin
What is an esthetician's primary focus? Preserve, nourish & protect (ALL)
What is glycation? Binding of a protein molecule to a glucose molecules resulting in damage structure.
What function do the sudoriferous glands perform? Excretes perpetration, regulates body temperature & detoxifies the body
Estheticians should have a thorough understanding of the physiology and histology of the skin for all of the following reasons except _____. Diagnosing problems your clients are having & prescribing treatments
What is not an element of the skin's acid mantle? Blood
What are the glands that excrete perspiration, regulate body temperature & detoxify the body? Sudoriferous Glands
What happens in the stratum germinativium? Cells Divide
Which of the following statements is true about the nail plate? It contains no nerves
Estheticians who specialize in the health and beauty of the skin are sometime referred to as _______. Technicians
How is B-keratin different from A-keratin? It has lower moisture & fat than A-keratin
What percentage of hard B-keratin does hair contain? 90%
What function do sebaceous glands perform? Protects surface of the skin
What causes transepidermal water loss? Evaporation of the skin surface
Which nerves convey impulses from the brain or spinal cord to the muscles or glands? Motor
What causes injured skin to restore itself to its normal thickness? Hyper production of cells
Why is UVB radiation also known as "burning rays"? UVB rays causes burning of the skin, tanning, skin aging & cancer
What is the result of the contraction of the arrector pili muscle? Goose bumps
What is true of the stratum corneum? Outer layer of the epidermis
Where in the body are the coiled structures known as apocrine glands found? Underarms (axillary) & groins
What is the dermis? The support layer of connective tissue, collagen & elastin.
When do free radicals produce more free radicals? While causing oxidations reactions
What are follicles? Two like openings in the epidermis
Which nerves react to heat, cold, pain, pressure & touch? Sensory
What comprises about 50 to 70 percent of the skin? Water
What is the acid mantle? Protective layer of lipids & secretion on the skins surface
What is the oil that provides protection for the epidermis from the external factors & that lubricates both the skin & hair? Sebum
What is collagen? Fibers tissue made from protein
How fast does hair grow? 6 inches a year
Which of the following is not a characteristic of healthy skin? Slightly rough
What are ceramides? Glycolipid materials
What are hair papillae? Cone shaped elevation at the base of the folicle
If a person has a purple or bluish tone under their fingernails then they likely have which condition? Cyanosis
Where in the body is hyaluronic acid found? The skin
What are most abundant in the fingertips as opposed to other parts of the body? Sensory nerve fibers
What are the membranes of ridges & grooves that attach to the epidermis? Dermal papillae
What protein fiber is found in the dermis & gives skin its flexibility & firmness? Elastin
What are corneocytes? Hardened keratinoncytes
What is hydrolipidic film? Oil & water balance that protects the skins surface
Why does the body perspire? To protect us from overheating
Eccrine glands are _____? Sweat glands
Estheticians should be able to interpret the effects of which factor that influences skin health & appearance? Ultra Violet damage, nutrition & hormones
What is the technical term for the nail? Onyx
What happens in the stratum granulosum? Keratin is produced
Histology is also known as ________ Microscopic anatomy
What causes telangiectasia? Aging
_______ are the basic material & building blocks of the body's tissue? Proteins
What are sweat glands that are found all over the body with openings on the skin's surface through pores & that are not attached to hair follicles? Eccrine glands
What part of the skin provides a protective cushion & energy storage for the body? Subcutaneous
What is not one of the six primary functions of the skin? Reflection
What is the formal name of the horny layer? Stratum corneum
What causes the body to produce its own vitamin D? The sun
What is the average internal temperature of the body in degrees Farenheit? 98.6
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