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SENIOR T11 W4
SKIN
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The largest organ of the human body? | Skin |
| Regulation of body temperature and protection are functions of? | The skin |
| The skin maintains a constant body temperature, how? | Heat regulation |
| The 3 main layers of the skin? | Epidermis, dermal, and subcutaneous |
| This layer of skin does not contain any blood vessels | Epidermis |
| This layer of cells is NOT part of the epidermis | Subcutaneous layer |
| What is the outermost layer of skin? | Epidermis |
| Another name for stratum germinativium | Stratum Basale |
| Where does mitosis (cell division) of the skin occur? | Stratum Basale |
| The key function of the melanocyte? | Produce melanin |
| In this layer of skin, the cells become irregularly shaped and have a spiny appearance | Stratum Spinosum |
| The chemical process where cells change their shape and push older cells to the surface | Keratinization |
| This structure is found in the stratum lucidum layer | Squamous Cells |
| A notable quality about the stratum corneum | The toughest layer of the skin |
| An important component of skin cells is a protein substance called... | Keratin |
| This layer of the epidermis protects the skin's moisture balance to moisture loss? | Stratum Corneum |
| Contains collagen protein and elastin fibers to give the skin it's elasticity | Dermal layer |
| What gives the skin its elastic quality? | Collagen protein and Elastin fibers |
| Certain glands, arrector pili muscles, and a major portion of each hair follicle is found where? | In the reticular |
| The sudoriferous gland excretes what? | Sweat |
| Where is the greatest concentration of sudoriferous glands found? | Palms, soles, scalp, forehead, and under arms |
| Sebaceous glands are sac-like and attached to what? | Hair follicles |
| Where are there no sebaceous glands? | Palms, and soles of the feet |
| This prevents the skin from drying and chapping? | Acid Mantle |
| The papillary canal takes sebum to where? | The skin's surface |
| Located below the dermal layer and composed of fatty and loose connective tissue | Subcutaneous |
| This layer of skin protects the bones and gives the body it's contour and shape | Subcutaneous layer |
| Large blood vessels that transport nourishment to the skin and nerves are found here | Subcutaneous |
| Nerve bundles in the subcutaneous layer into the stratum granuloum and responds to what? | Pain |
| This tans the skin to protect it from burning rays of the sun | Melanin |
| How do light and dark skin differ? | Amount and type of melanin produced |
| Applying sunscreen every 2 hours, avoid water surfaces, and being aware UVA and UVB rays penetrate windows and glass | Ways to protect the skin to sun exposure |
| What are the basic skin types? | Dry, oily, and combination |
| Which skin type is NOT prone to acne? | Dry |
| Which skin type has a rough texture with blackheads and enlarged pores? | Oily |
| Which skin type has a shiny T zone? | Combination |
| An example of a subjective symptom | Itching |
| An example of a subjective symptom | Inflammation |
| Constantly reoccuring conditions | Chronic |
| A disease influenced by weather? | Seasonal |
| A condition where the skin may become red, sore or inflammed after direct contact with a substance | Contact Dermatitus |
| Freckles | Macules |
| Fever blister | Herpes simplex virus 1 |
| An example of a primary skin lesion | A papule |
| A small elevation of skin that contains pus | Pustule |
| An example of a wheal lesion | Hives |
| A solid mass in the skin that is elevated or deep, soft or hard, fixed or freely moveable | Tumor |
| A secondary lesion that is round, dry patches of skin covered with rough, silvery scales | Psoriasis |
| Mechanical abrasions or injuries to the epidermis | Excoriations |
| Cracks appearing in the skin and skin loses it's flexability due to exposure to wind, cold, water | Fissures |
| A lesion found following the normal healing process of an injury | Scar |
| An open lesion visible on the skin's surface that may result in loss of portions of the dermis accompanied by pus | Ulcer |
| A salon professional needs to be able to recognize what type of skin lesions | Primary and secondary |
| Keratoma | Callus |
| What causes an area to become callused? | Pressure or friction |
| Any hyperpigmentation caused by overactivity of melonocytes in the epidermis | Melanoderma |
| Possible mechanical exfoliation methods | Brush, scrubs, or facial cloths |
| To avoid damage to the skin, keep extractions under what time frame? | 5 minutes |
| This stimulates glandular activity, improves skin's texture, and increases blood circulation | A massage |
| One contraindication when receiving a facial massage | High blood pressure |
| The following are 3 massage movements used during an arm or leg massage | Effleurage, petrissage, and tapotement |
| Light, gentle stroking, or circular movements that begins and ends the massage with | Effleurage |
| Light or heavy kneading, or rolling of the muscles, that deeply stimulates the muscles, nerves, and skin glands | Petrissage |
| Light tapping or slapping movement while increasing blood circulation and stimulating nerves | Tapotement |
| A circular or wringing movement carried out with the fingertips or palms of the hands | Friction |
| A shaking movement in the arms of the salon pro while the fingertips or palms are touching the client | Vibration |
| What massage movement is used on diseased, broken, bruised, scraped , or swollen skin? | NONE! Do not massage |
| Why should massage movements be directed toward the origin of the muscle? | To avoid damage |
| The following are types of facial masks | Clay, cream, and modeling |
| What is heated, then applied over a layer of gauze that draws out oil and perspiration of the top layer of skin? | Paraffin masks |
| Benefits of a facial mask | Removes surface oil, softens and smooths the skin, and increases skin's firmness temporarily |
| What step description identifies the las step of a facial service? | Protect |
| In this service essential, you should complete a skin care record form with the client | Connect |
| In what service essential should you teach the client how to perform their home skin-care regimen? | Create |
| In what service essential should you discard single-use items? | Complete |
| In what service essential should you clean and disinfect multi-use supplies? | Complete |
| In what service essential should you record and recommend products on the record for future use? | Complete |
| During a skin care service, the product is removed from it's container with what? | Spatula |
| This facial tool must be cleaned and disinfected by, rinsing well, preclean with soap and water, and immerse in an EPA registered disinfectant | Fan brushes |
| What supply is used to keep the product out of the client's hair during a facial service? | Head covering |
| This should be done to thoroughly clean your sheets and blankets used in a facial service? | Remove hair and debris, use an approved laundry additive, and dry thoroughly |
| This piece of facial equipment is used to soften dead skin cells for easier removal | Facial Steamer |
| What piece of facial equipment provides a soothing heat that penetrates into the tissues? | Infrared lamp |
| what piece of facial equipment is helpful in deep-pore cleansing? | Vacuum |
| Possible contraindications for performing a facial service | Diabetes, pregnancy, and medication |
| What is used to protect the eyes while analyzing the skin? | Eye pads |
| What skincare product removes impurities from the surface of the skin? | Cleanser |
| What skincare product soothes and smooths the skin while bringing it to a normal pH? | Toner |
| What skincare product removes dead skin cells by using enzymes and hydroxy acids? | Chemical exfolliant |
| What skincare product hydrates and protects the skin? | Moisturizer |
| Of the following steps, which comes first in a basic facial service? mask, tone, massage or exfoliate? | Tone |
| Of the following steps, which one comes last in a basic facial procedure? Moisturize, mask, massage, or exfoliate? | Moisturize |
| At the completion of a basic facial, you should wash your hands, complete the client record, and? | Prebook the client's next appoointment |