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PA ESTHETICIAN STATE BOARD EXAM VERSION 2 LATEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||

Darker skin types can suffer from _____ due to trauma,
extractions, sun damage, or exfoliation. - answer-post-
inflammatory hyperpigmentation



For people prone to hyperpigmentation, it is especially important
to ________________________. - answer-wear sunscreen daily



Which of these is a common skin condition seen by estheticians
today? - answer-adult acne, sun damage, hormonal fluctuations.



What type of skin condition is caused by smoking ? - answer-
asphyxiated



Which of the following are skin conditions ? - answer-couperose,
sensitive, and wrinkling

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This treatment of milia primarily involves ________ - answer-
lancing



What has an intrinsic effect on the skin? - answer-vitamin
deficiency



Diagnosing skin conditions is not within the scope of your
____________ - answer-license



Lesions that are in the early stages of development are: - answer-
primary lesions



The medical term for freckles are______ - answer-macules



Vascular lesions are______ - answer-tertiary lesions



A nodule is an example of a ______ - answer-primary lesion



The medical term for hives is - answer-urticaria

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A cyst may contain - answer-fluid, infection, other matter above or
below the skin



Scratching or scraping the skin can produce a(n) - answer-
excoriation



What is a keloid? - answer-thick scar resulting from excessive
growth of fibrous tissue



A thin plate of epidermal cells is called - answer-scale



When tissue hardens to heal an injury, it results in a(n): - answer-
scar



Acne in the dermis that causes depressed and raised scars is
called: - answer-cystic acne



A blackhead is a(n) - answer-open comedo

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