Electrolysis and Laser board reviewed
questions with answers.
Sodium hydroxide ANS - Produced by the negative pole and is the chemical agent that destroyes hair in
galvanic
Latric hirsutism ANS - Resulting from taking certain medications
Minimize the effect of chemical compound deposited ANS - Reason for the indifferent electrode to be
bigger than the needle in the use galvanic electrolysis
Current density/ concentration of current ANS - Determined by the surface area of each electrode
PCOS Stein Leventhal Syndrome ANS - Irregular menstrual cycles, absent or irregular messes, hirsutism,
multiple cysts on the ovaries and infertility
Idiopathic hirsutism ANS - Hirsutism with no identifiable cause
Tear drop ANS - Shape of the heated area surrounding the high frequency needle
Blend ANS - High frequency and galvanic current
Blend modality cause of lye ANS - To become more caustic
Superfluous ANS - Excess hair that is not abnormal for persons age and sex but is not desired or socially
acceptable
Thyroxine 4 ANS - Hormone produced by the thyroid gland that helps keep the body's functions
working at the correct pace
,Early anagen ANS - Stage of hair growth when a client has been tweezing weekly
Terminal ANS - Deep, coarse and usually pigmented hair
Vellus ANS - Fine, short and often called peach fuzz hair
Ferryman-Gallwey Score ANS - Method of grading or evaluating hirsutism in women
Accelerated vellus hair ANS - Vellus hair that is stimulated to grow deeper and coarser
Catagen ANS - Stage of hair growth where club hair begins forming
Mast cells ANS - Are found in the dermis
Hormones that cause hirsutism ANS - Luteinizing hormone LH
Delayed healing time ANS - When treating a client with diabetes what is of the greatest concern
Adrenal gland ANS - Associated with hair growth
Edema ANS - Build up of interstitial fluid between cells in the skin
Polycystic ovaries ANS - Most common cause of hirsutism and menstrual irregularity in Excess hair that
is not abnormal for persons age and sex but omen less than 50 years of age.
Contributors to skin color ANS - Carotene, blood vessels and melanin
Melanin can be found ANS - Hair, skin, eyes
, stratum lucidum ANS - Layer of the skin where electing is found
stratum spinosum ANS - Prickle cell layer of the skin
True skin, cutis ANS - Other names for dermis
Dark skin ANS - Type of skin where melanocytes are larger and more active
Papillary layer ANS - Made up of elastic collagenous and reticular fibers
Meissner ANS - Type of corpuscle found in the papillary layer that is sensitive to touch
Merkel ANS - Only corpuscle in the epidermis and sensitive to light touch
Ruffini ANS - Corpuscles that responds to heat
reticular layer ANS - Layer of the skin composed of dense bundles of collagen fibers
Krause ANS - Corpuscles in the skin sensitive to cold
Pacinian ANS - Corpuscle in the skin sensitive to pressure
Subcutis and subcutaneous ANS - Layer at the base of the dermis composed of fatty or adipose tissue
inner root sheath ANS - Anchors and holds the hair in the follicle
Apocrine ANS - Type of gland found mainly in the arm pits and groin area and usually the smelly ones
questions with answers.
Sodium hydroxide ANS - Produced by the negative pole and is the chemical agent that destroyes hair in
galvanic
Latric hirsutism ANS - Resulting from taking certain medications
Minimize the effect of chemical compound deposited ANS - Reason for the indifferent electrode to be
bigger than the needle in the use galvanic electrolysis
Current density/ concentration of current ANS - Determined by the surface area of each electrode
PCOS Stein Leventhal Syndrome ANS - Irregular menstrual cycles, absent or irregular messes, hirsutism,
multiple cysts on the ovaries and infertility
Idiopathic hirsutism ANS - Hirsutism with no identifiable cause
Tear drop ANS - Shape of the heated area surrounding the high frequency needle
Blend ANS - High frequency and galvanic current
Blend modality cause of lye ANS - To become more caustic
Superfluous ANS - Excess hair that is not abnormal for persons age and sex but is not desired or socially
acceptable
Thyroxine 4 ANS - Hormone produced by the thyroid gland that helps keep the body's functions
working at the correct pace
,Early anagen ANS - Stage of hair growth when a client has been tweezing weekly
Terminal ANS - Deep, coarse and usually pigmented hair
Vellus ANS - Fine, short and often called peach fuzz hair
Ferryman-Gallwey Score ANS - Method of grading or evaluating hirsutism in women
Accelerated vellus hair ANS - Vellus hair that is stimulated to grow deeper and coarser
Catagen ANS - Stage of hair growth where club hair begins forming
Mast cells ANS - Are found in the dermis
Hormones that cause hirsutism ANS - Luteinizing hormone LH
Delayed healing time ANS - When treating a client with diabetes what is of the greatest concern
Adrenal gland ANS - Associated with hair growth
Edema ANS - Build up of interstitial fluid between cells in the skin
Polycystic ovaries ANS - Most common cause of hirsutism and menstrual irregularity in Excess hair that
is not abnormal for persons age and sex but omen less than 50 years of age.
Contributors to skin color ANS - Carotene, blood vessels and melanin
Melanin can be found ANS - Hair, skin, eyes
, stratum lucidum ANS - Layer of the skin where electing is found
stratum spinosum ANS - Prickle cell layer of the skin
True skin, cutis ANS - Other names for dermis
Dark skin ANS - Type of skin where melanocytes are larger and more active
Papillary layer ANS - Made up of elastic collagenous and reticular fibers
Meissner ANS - Type of corpuscle found in the papillary layer that is sensitive to touch
Merkel ANS - Only corpuscle in the epidermis and sensitive to light touch
Ruffini ANS - Corpuscles that responds to heat
reticular layer ANS - Layer of the skin composed of dense bundles of collagen fibers
Krause ANS - Corpuscles in the skin sensitive to cold
Pacinian ANS - Corpuscle in the skin sensitive to pressure
Subcutis and subcutaneous ANS - Layer at the base of the dermis composed of fatty or adipose tissue
inner root sheath ANS - Anchors and holds the hair in the follicle
Apocrine ANS - Type of gland found mainly in the arm pits and groin area and usually the smelly ones
