Eyelash Extension Exam 2026/2027 |
Complete Study Guide | Practice Questions
& Answers + Quick Reference Sheet
Conjunctiva - correct answer-thin, clear, moist mucous membrane. It coats the
inner surfaces of the eyelids and the outer surface of the eye. Can become
inflamed due to allergic reactions from seasonal irritants, chemical compounds,
prolonged UV exposure, and conjunctivitis
bulbar conjunctiva - correct answer-covers white of eyes
palpebral conjunctiva - correct answer-lines the eyelids
Conjunctivitis - correct answer-pink eye, spread by touching contaminated tools,
materials, doorknobs, tables, and other surfaces then touching the eye area
Cornea - correct answer-transparent covering of the iris and pupil, it protects the
lens, anterior chamber, iris and other structures.
trichiasis - correct answer-eyelash growing inward, scratching the cornea
corneal ulcers - correct answer-scarring or hazy spot in the cornea. trauma,
chemical injury, contact lenses, prolonged dye eyes, and infections can cause
ulcers. Infective ulcers result from bacterial, fungal, and viral infections (such as
herpes)
, Dry eye syndrome (DES) - correct answer-lacrimal glands produce less tears which
can cause scratchy or sandy feeling, as if there is a small object in the eye; burning
sensation; excess tears; stringy discharge; pain and redness in eye. This is due to
lack of oil, water, and mucus.
corneal abrasion - correct answer-scrape or scratch injury of the cornea,
symptoms include pain, redness, excessive tear production, and the sensation of a
foreign object in the eye
What is the most common corneal abrasion in the lash extension procedure? -
correct answer-placing the gel pad too close to the lower eyelid
Blepharitis - correct answer-occurs when the eyelid becomes inflamed. symptoms
include burning sensation, redness of the eye, light sensitivity, red and swollen
eyelids, dry eyes, and occasional crusting or flaky material from the eyelid.
If you have chronic blepharitis, how is it treated? - correct answer-antibiotics
from a physician
What is the CONSTANT cycle of the eyelashes? - correct answer-growth, rest, and
loss
what is madarosis? - correct answer-loss of eyelashes
the three phases of the eyelash growth cycle are: - correct answer-anagen,
catagen, and telogen (ACT)
Complete Study Guide | Practice Questions
& Answers + Quick Reference Sheet
Conjunctiva - correct answer-thin, clear, moist mucous membrane. It coats the
inner surfaces of the eyelids and the outer surface of the eye. Can become
inflamed due to allergic reactions from seasonal irritants, chemical compounds,
prolonged UV exposure, and conjunctivitis
bulbar conjunctiva - correct answer-covers white of eyes
palpebral conjunctiva - correct answer-lines the eyelids
Conjunctivitis - correct answer-pink eye, spread by touching contaminated tools,
materials, doorknobs, tables, and other surfaces then touching the eye area
Cornea - correct answer-transparent covering of the iris and pupil, it protects the
lens, anterior chamber, iris and other structures.
trichiasis - correct answer-eyelash growing inward, scratching the cornea
corneal ulcers - correct answer-scarring or hazy spot in the cornea. trauma,
chemical injury, contact lenses, prolonged dye eyes, and infections can cause
ulcers. Infective ulcers result from bacterial, fungal, and viral infections (such as
herpes)
, Dry eye syndrome (DES) - correct answer-lacrimal glands produce less tears which
can cause scratchy or sandy feeling, as if there is a small object in the eye; burning
sensation; excess tears; stringy discharge; pain and redness in eye. This is due to
lack of oil, water, and mucus.
corneal abrasion - correct answer-scrape or scratch injury of the cornea,
symptoms include pain, redness, excessive tear production, and the sensation of a
foreign object in the eye
What is the most common corneal abrasion in the lash extension procedure? -
correct answer-placing the gel pad too close to the lower eyelid
Blepharitis - correct answer-occurs when the eyelid becomes inflamed. symptoms
include burning sensation, redness of the eye, light sensitivity, red and swollen
eyelids, dry eyes, and occasional crusting or flaky material from the eyelid.
If you have chronic blepharitis, how is it treated? - correct answer-antibiotics
from a physician
What is the CONSTANT cycle of the eyelashes? - correct answer-growth, rest, and
loss
what is madarosis? - correct answer-loss of eyelashes
the three phases of the eyelash growth cycle are: - correct answer-anagen,
catagen, and telogen (ACT)
