Mandalyn Academy Master Esthetician
State Written Review Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
What are hematomas? - ✔✔Bruises...a coagulation of blood
What is telangiectasias? - ✔✔Broken damaged capillaries
What is the catagen stage of hair growth? - ✔✔2nd stage of hair growth
What is scleroderma? - ✔✔An autoimmune disease that causes a hardening or
thickening of the skin
What is Tinea Corpis? - ✔✔Ring worm
What is Tinea Pedis? - ✔✔Foot fungus (athletes foot)
What is perioral dermatitis? - ✔✔Allergic reaction around the mouth
What are platelets? - ✔✔Fluid in the blood helps with clotting
What system is responsible for purifying the body by eliminating waste? - ✔✔Excretory
system
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,After tauama or injury to the skin, what can form? - ✔✔A scar
What is the integumentary system? - ✔✔Skin
How should your license be maintained? - ✔✔Every Odd year
What does superficial peeling do for the skin? - ✔✔Tone, texture, overall glow and
plumps the skin
What is the process called that is used to soften grease deposits and blackheads in the
hair follicle? - ✔✔Soponification
What is the sublayer of the epidermis? - ✔✔Germinativum/basal
Agents that cause disease, namely bacteria and viruses are what? - ✔✔Pathogenic
What causes scabies? - ✔✔Skin mites (parasites)
What kind of light is used in the woods lamp? - ✔✔filtered black light
What causes protein coagulation? - ✔✔Depth of a peel through blanching of the skin
What doesn't have to be listed on the ingredients label? - ✔✔Non active ingredients
such as fragrance
What could be used to drive a peel deeper? - ✔✔Occlusive agents/steamer
Direct current causing chemical reaction is a? - ✔✔Galvanic
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, Prior to a jessner peel what do you do? - ✔✔Degrease
What is it called when the loss of an electron occurs? - ✔✔Free radicals
What happens when an atom is unstable? - ✔✔Free radicals steal and attack them
What makes up the nucleus of an atom? - ✔✔Protein
Why is it important for a client to sit following a body wrap? - ✔✔Regain/balance
equilibrium
Following a rhinoplasty what can be done? - ✔✔Light Enzyme
What fitzpatrick skin type would someone be who has black skin, black eyes and
always tans? - ✔✔5-6
What causes women to get acne and hirsutism? - ✔✔Androgen hormones
What is edema? - ✔✔Swelling
When a thermal mask cools, what happens to the skin? - ✔✔Tightening and water
absorption
What could be dependent on non-pathogenic bacteria? - ✔✔Absorption of vitamins
(digestive system)
What is the name of the muscle that covers the top of the head? - ✔✔NONE
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State Written Review Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
What are hematomas? - ✔✔Bruises...a coagulation of blood
What is telangiectasias? - ✔✔Broken damaged capillaries
What is the catagen stage of hair growth? - ✔✔2nd stage of hair growth
What is scleroderma? - ✔✔An autoimmune disease that causes a hardening or
thickening of the skin
What is Tinea Corpis? - ✔✔Ring worm
What is Tinea Pedis? - ✔✔Foot fungus (athletes foot)
What is perioral dermatitis? - ✔✔Allergic reaction around the mouth
What are platelets? - ✔✔Fluid in the blood helps with clotting
What system is responsible for purifying the body by eliminating waste? - ✔✔Excretory
system
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,After tauama or injury to the skin, what can form? - ✔✔A scar
What is the integumentary system? - ✔✔Skin
How should your license be maintained? - ✔✔Every Odd year
What does superficial peeling do for the skin? - ✔✔Tone, texture, overall glow and
plumps the skin
What is the process called that is used to soften grease deposits and blackheads in the
hair follicle? - ✔✔Soponification
What is the sublayer of the epidermis? - ✔✔Germinativum/basal
Agents that cause disease, namely bacteria and viruses are what? - ✔✔Pathogenic
What causes scabies? - ✔✔Skin mites (parasites)
What kind of light is used in the woods lamp? - ✔✔filtered black light
What causes protein coagulation? - ✔✔Depth of a peel through blanching of the skin
What doesn't have to be listed on the ingredients label? - ✔✔Non active ingredients
such as fragrance
What could be used to drive a peel deeper? - ✔✔Occlusive agents/steamer
Direct current causing chemical reaction is a? - ✔✔Galvanic
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, Prior to a jessner peel what do you do? - ✔✔Degrease
What is it called when the loss of an electron occurs? - ✔✔Free radicals
What happens when an atom is unstable? - ✔✔Free radicals steal and attack them
What makes up the nucleus of an atom? - ✔✔Protein
Why is it important for a client to sit following a body wrap? - ✔✔Regain/balance
equilibrium
Following a rhinoplasty what can be done? - ✔✔Light Enzyme
What fitzpatrick skin type would someone be who has black skin, black eyes and
always tans? - ✔✔5-6
What causes women to get acne and hirsutism? - ✔✔Androgen hormones
What is edema? - ✔✔Swelling
When a thermal mask cools, what happens to the skin? - ✔✔Tightening and water
absorption
What could be dependent on non-pathogenic bacteria? - ✔✔Absorption of vitamins
(digestive system)
What is the name of the muscle that covers the top of the head? - ✔✔NONE
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