ESTHETICIAN STATE BOARD
PRACTICAL STUDY GUIDE WITH
TESTED SOLUTIONS
◉Fats should be how much of your diet? Answer: 30%
◉A good diet includes approx. how much protein? Answer: 10-35%
◉Body is how much water? Answer: 2/3
◉Define Hygiene. Answer: applied science that deals with healthful
living.
◉Public Hygiene. Answer: significantly helps promote and preserve the
health of the community.
◉Personal Hygiene Answer: Your personal system for maintaing your
cleanliness and health.
◉Halitosis Answer: bad breath
,◉What is Ergonomics Answer: a science used to study the relationship
between people and their work enviornment.
◉What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Answer: Condition that can make
your hands numb, and weak.
◉What is nonverbal communication? Answer: Aka Body language.
◉Define MIcrobiology Answer: study of small organisms called
microbes.
◉Bacteria Answer: aka germs, or microbes. one celled microorganisms.
◉Nonpathogenic Answer: Nondiesease-producing
◉Pathogenic Answer: Disease producing
◉Nonpathogenic Bacteria are approx. ___ of all bacteria. Answer: 70%
◉Saprophytes Answer: nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter
◉Bacteriology Answer: study of bacteria.
,◉What are the three basic shapes of bacteria? Answer: Circular, Rod,
and Spiral
◉Cocci Answer: Spherical or round shaped bacterial cells - can appear
singularly or in groups.
◉Staphylococci Answer: pus-forming bacterial cells that form grape
like clusters. present in abcesses, pustules, and boils.
◉Staphylococci can be in present in ..... Answer: abcesses, pustules,
and boils
◉Streptococci Answer: pus-forming bacterial cells that form long
chains and can cause septicemia (blood poisoning) strept throat,
rheumatic fever etc ..
◉Diplococci Answer: grow in pairs. cause pneumonia
◉Bacilli Answer: most common. bar or rod shaped. can cause
influenza, tuberculosis
◉Spirilla Answer: spiraled, coiled, corkscrew shaped bacterial cells.
HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ! ex: syphilis, and cholera
, ◉Bacillia and spirilla have the ability to move themselves using hair like
projections called... Answer: Flagella or cilia
◉Bacteria thrive in .... Answer: dark, damp, and dirty areas where food
source is available.
◉2 stages of bacteria Answer: Inactive, and Active
◉Active Stage aka vegatative (Bacteria) Answer: Bacteria reproduce
and grow rapidly as many as 16 million offspring in 12 hrs.
◉Mitosis Answer: process of cell division
◉Inactive Stage Answer: Unfavorable conditions for bacteria to grow
cells die or become inactive Some bacteria enter a spore forming stage.
spherical spores resistant to disinfectants, cold, or heat.
◉Virus Answer: sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates itself
only within the cells of living hosts. Much smaller than bacteria but
causes more serious diseases ex: herpes, chicken pox.
◉HBV Answer: Hepatitis B Virus highly infectious disease that affects
liver.
PRACTICAL STUDY GUIDE WITH
TESTED SOLUTIONS
◉Fats should be how much of your diet? Answer: 30%
◉A good diet includes approx. how much protein? Answer: 10-35%
◉Body is how much water? Answer: 2/3
◉Define Hygiene. Answer: applied science that deals with healthful
living.
◉Public Hygiene. Answer: significantly helps promote and preserve the
health of the community.
◉Personal Hygiene Answer: Your personal system for maintaing your
cleanliness and health.
◉Halitosis Answer: bad breath
,◉What is Ergonomics Answer: a science used to study the relationship
between people and their work enviornment.
◉What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Answer: Condition that can make
your hands numb, and weak.
◉What is nonverbal communication? Answer: Aka Body language.
◉Define MIcrobiology Answer: study of small organisms called
microbes.
◉Bacteria Answer: aka germs, or microbes. one celled microorganisms.
◉Nonpathogenic Answer: Nondiesease-producing
◉Pathogenic Answer: Disease producing
◉Nonpathogenic Bacteria are approx. ___ of all bacteria. Answer: 70%
◉Saprophytes Answer: nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter
◉Bacteriology Answer: study of bacteria.
,◉What are the three basic shapes of bacteria? Answer: Circular, Rod,
and Spiral
◉Cocci Answer: Spherical or round shaped bacterial cells - can appear
singularly or in groups.
◉Staphylococci Answer: pus-forming bacterial cells that form grape
like clusters. present in abcesses, pustules, and boils.
◉Staphylococci can be in present in ..... Answer: abcesses, pustules,
and boils
◉Streptococci Answer: pus-forming bacterial cells that form long
chains and can cause septicemia (blood poisoning) strept throat,
rheumatic fever etc ..
◉Diplococci Answer: grow in pairs. cause pneumonia
◉Bacilli Answer: most common. bar or rod shaped. can cause
influenza, tuberculosis
◉Spirilla Answer: spiraled, coiled, corkscrew shaped bacterial cells.
HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ! ex: syphilis, and cholera
, ◉Bacillia and spirilla have the ability to move themselves using hair like
projections called... Answer: Flagella or cilia
◉Bacteria thrive in .... Answer: dark, damp, and dirty areas where food
source is available.
◉2 stages of bacteria Answer: Inactive, and Active
◉Active Stage aka vegatative (Bacteria) Answer: Bacteria reproduce
and grow rapidly as many as 16 million offspring in 12 hrs.
◉Mitosis Answer: process of cell division
◉Inactive Stage Answer: Unfavorable conditions for bacteria to grow
cells die or become inactive Some bacteria enter a spore forming stage.
spherical spores resistant to disinfectants, cold, or heat.
◉Virus Answer: sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates itself
only within the cells of living hosts. Much smaller than bacteria but
causes more serious diseases ex: herpes, chicken pox.
◉HBV Answer: Hepatitis B Virus highly infectious disease that affects
liver.
