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TEXAS BARBER STATE BOARD SHAVING
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION 2026 SCRIPT
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

⩥ one-celled microorganisms that exists almost everywhere also known
as germs and microbes.
Answer: bacteria


⩥ pathogenic bacteria that causes abscesses, pustules, pimples and boils.
Answer: staphylococci


⩥ bacteria that is round shaped.
Answer: cocci


⩥ bacteria that is rod shaped and is the cause of tuberculosis.
Answer: bacilli


⩥ bacteria that is corkscrew- shaped.
Answer: spirila


⩥ how cells grow and reproduce.
Answer: mitosis

,⩥ the body's ability to resist invasion and destroy bacteria.
Answer: immunity


⩥ harmful disease producing bacteria.
Answer: pathogenic


⩥ Harmless or beneficial bacteria, known as saprophytes?.
Answer: nonpathogenic


⩥ Non-motorized items such as combs shears emery boards are known
as?.
Answer: implements


⩥ electrically powered items such as clippers and trimmers.
Answer: tools


⩥ barber chairs, steam towels also knows as.
Answer: equipment


⩥ can be used to spread relaxer creams or for detailing.
Answer: wide- toothed handle comb

,⩥ position that the hone is held in the hand.
Answer: firm and flat


⩥ how do you test a honed razor.
Answer: on a moist thumbnail


⩥ blow-dryer attachments include.
Answer: Comb, brush and air diffuser attachments.


⩥ the technique used to hold shears in a safe manner while combing
through hair.
Answer: palming


⩥ because they remove oil astringents should not be used on this type of
skin.
Answer: dry skin


⩥ the outermost protective layer of the skin.
Answer: epidermis AKA cuticle or scarf skin (contains no blood vessels)


⩥ the inner most layer of the skin.

, Answer: dermis AKA derma, corium, cutsis, or true skin


⩥ the portion of the hair found beneath the skin surface.
Answer: root


⩥ The tube-like depression or pocket in the skin or scalp that contains
the hair root is the:.
Answer: follicle


⩥ club shaped structure that forms the lower part of the hair root.
Answer: hair bulb


⩥ the cone shaped elevation at the base of the hair follicle.
Answer: derma papilla


⩥ outermost layer of the hair.
Answer: cuticle


⩥ the middle layer of the hair.
Answer: cortex


⩥ the innermost layer of the hair.

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