CERTIFIED CLINICAL ELECTROLOGIST UPDATED PRACTICE
END OF COURSE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔the galvanic modality effects permanent hair removal by - ✔✔chemical
decomposition
✔✔Define dessication - ✔✔removing moisture
✔✔cause of hirsutism include - ✔✔pituitary ACTH hypersecretion, adrenal tumors,
ovarian tumors
✔✔according to the atomic theory of electron movements, electrons move from -
✔✔negative to positive
✔✔the blend or dual method effects permanent hair removal by - ✔✔high frequency
and galvanic current
✔✔sexual hair is best defined as - ✔✔hair following male body and face patterns
✔✔causes of blanching include - ✔✔over treatment of skin and shallow insertions
✔✔it is important to maintain records on each patient in order to - ✔✔obtain overview of
patients progress
✔✔a current patient's record should be reviewed - ✔✔before each treatment
✔✔If the same size diameter needle was used on each follicle and two insertions are
made; Follicle A is shallow insertion and Follicle B is a deep insertion; - ✔✔the same
amount of NaOH is produced in each follicle
✔✔Viruses are so small - ✔✔they need special microscopes to be seen
✔✔congenital hypersensitivity of skin causes welts after skin is exposed to any
scratching or friction - ✔✔dermagraphia
✔✔which is the first conspicuous change in hair pattern from vellus to terminal? -
✔✔puberty
✔✔blood vessels are found in the - ✔✔dermis and subcutaneous
✔✔In thermolysis if you move a .003 probe to a .006 probe with the same timing and
intensity, what happens to the pattern of the heat production? - ✔✔it gets smaller
, ✔✔the correct statement regarding PERT - ✔✔can be used with galvanic and
shortwave
✔✔folliculitis is be described as - ✔✔inflammation of the hair shaft
✔✔heat is measured in - ✔✔celcius
✔✔point effect relates to - ✔✔thermolyis
✔✔idopathic hirsutism is - ✔✔hair growth of unknown origin
✔✔What is ph? - ✔✔measurement of acidity and alkaline in solutions
✔✔after epilation, absence of any typer of skin reaction may indicate - ✔✔the current
was so mild that only the weakest hairs could be permanently removed
✔✔most of the hair shaft consists of - ✔✔the cortex
✔✔on post treatment irritation use - ✔✔soothing cooling antiseptic
✔✔if skin shows signs of lesions - ✔✔do not treat area with lesions
✔✔cells that form the top layer of the skin - ✔✔epithelial
✔✔ambosexual hair - ✔✔found in both male and females and is androgen stimulated
✔✔thermolysis with a shallow insertion will be hotter than a deeper insertion because -
✔✔current density
✔✔body systems involved in skin heat regulation - ✔✔nervous, circulatory, and
integumentary systems
✔✔correct function of shortwave epilator can best be determined by - ✔✔doing a light
bulb test
✔✔current=voltage divided by - ✔✔Ohm
✔✔poor insertion and use of a too large of a needle could result in - ✔✔cicatrix
formation and pitting
✔✔common disease of the sebaceous gland - ✔✔acne vulgaris
✔✔hair density - ✔✔amount of hairs per square centimeter
END OF COURSE QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔the galvanic modality effects permanent hair removal by - ✔✔chemical
decomposition
✔✔Define dessication - ✔✔removing moisture
✔✔cause of hirsutism include - ✔✔pituitary ACTH hypersecretion, adrenal tumors,
ovarian tumors
✔✔according to the atomic theory of electron movements, electrons move from -
✔✔negative to positive
✔✔the blend or dual method effects permanent hair removal by - ✔✔high frequency
and galvanic current
✔✔sexual hair is best defined as - ✔✔hair following male body and face patterns
✔✔causes of blanching include - ✔✔over treatment of skin and shallow insertions
✔✔it is important to maintain records on each patient in order to - ✔✔obtain overview of
patients progress
✔✔a current patient's record should be reviewed - ✔✔before each treatment
✔✔If the same size diameter needle was used on each follicle and two insertions are
made; Follicle A is shallow insertion and Follicle B is a deep insertion; - ✔✔the same
amount of NaOH is produced in each follicle
✔✔Viruses are so small - ✔✔they need special microscopes to be seen
✔✔congenital hypersensitivity of skin causes welts after skin is exposed to any
scratching or friction - ✔✔dermagraphia
✔✔which is the first conspicuous change in hair pattern from vellus to terminal? -
✔✔puberty
✔✔blood vessels are found in the - ✔✔dermis and subcutaneous
✔✔In thermolysis if you move a .003 probe to a .006 probe with the same timing and
intensity, what happens to the pattern of the heat production? - ✔✔it gets smaller
, ✔✔the correct statement regarding PERT - ✔✔can be used with galvanic and
shortwave
✔✔folliculitis is be described as - ✔✔inflammation of the hair shaft
✔✔heat is measured in - ✔✔celcius
✔✔point effect relates to - ✔✔thermolyis
✔✔idopathic hirsutism is - ✔✔hair growth of unknown origin
✔✔What is ph? - ✔✔measurement of acidity and alkaline in solutions
✔✔after epilation, absence of any typer of skin reaction may indicate - ✔✔the current
was so mild that only the weakest hairs could be permanently removed
✔✔most of the hair shaft consists of - ✔✔the cortex
✔✔on post treatment irritation use - ✔✔soothing cooling antiseptic
✔✔if skin shows signs of lesions - ✔✔do not treat area with lesions
✔✔cells that form the top layer of the skin - ✔✔epithelial
✔✔ambosexual hair - ✔✔found in both male and females and is androgen stimulated
✔✔thermolysis with a shallow insertion will be hotter than a deeper insertion because -
✔✔current density
✔✔body systems involved in skin heat regulation - ✔✔nervous, circulatory, and
integumentary systems
✔✔correct function of shortwave epilator can best be determined by - ✔✔doing a light
bulb test
✔✔current=voltage divided by - ✔✔Ohm
✔✔poor insertion and use of a too large of a needle could result in - ✔✔cicatrix
formation and pitting
✔✔common disease of the sebaceous gland - ✔✔acne vulgaris
✔✔hair density - ✔✔amount of hairs per square centimeter
