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UTAH master esthetician state board exam
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1. What is selective photothermolysis Treatment that heats the tis-
sue and destroys it with a
laser, without affecting or
damaging surrounding tis-
sues

2. What is another term for LED Photomodulation

3. A type of bacteria that lives on dead matter is what? Saprophytes

4. One celled microorganisms with both plant and ani- Bacteria
mal characteristics are known as?

5. How many facial bones are there? 14

6. What devices uses low-level radio frequency to re- Electrodesiccation devices
move cosmetic lesions, skin tags, and cherry an-
giomas?

7. What is the basis of Manual Lymphatic Drainage? Stationary circles and light
pressure

8. What kind of pressure do you use when performing Light pressure (less than 8
Manual Lymph Drainage? ounces/225 grams)

9. What can cause Rosacea? Demodex Mites (Demodex
Folliculorum)

10. What are chakras? Energy points of the body

11. What is a protein that responds to bacteria? antibody

12. What is a symptom of Addison's Disease? Hyperpigmentation

13. What is desquamation?
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Shedding outer layers of the
skin

14. What is the opening of a pore called? Ostia or ostium

15. What layer of the skin are Estheticians licensed to epidermis
work on?

16. What wave lengths are considered ablative? 2790 nm
2940 nm
10600 nm

17. What polysaturated fatty acid that helps with blood Linoleic acid
vessel dilation and the intercellular cement?

18. What disease is under production of hydrocorti- Addison's disease
sone?

19. Azulene oil is used for what? Calming the skin

20. The degree of acid and alkalinity of a product is Hydrogen ions
measure by the amount of what?

21. Direct current causing chemical reaction is called Galavanic
what?

22. What are the contraindications for electrical ser- Epilepsy, metal implants,
vices? heart conditions, pregnancy

23. Scientific names for freckles? Lentigens or mackle or
ephilides

24. What occurs in the stratum corneum?


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Desquamation Dead ker-
atinocytes and corneocytes
shed

25. What occurs in the stratum granulosum? This is where the acid man-
tle components are made
desmosomes are broken
down, and keratin is made

26. What resides in the Stratum Spinosum? Langerhan cells

27. What occurs in the stratum germinativum? This is where melanocytes
and stem cells live, and cell
mitosis occurs here.

28. What is the papillary dermis composed of? Connective tissues and
blood vessels

29. What is the reticular dermis composed of? Fat, blood vessel, hair folli-
cles, oil sweat glands, and
nerves

30. What a volt? Measure of the force or
pressure through a conduc-
tor

31. What is an amp? Measure amount (# of elec-
trons) of electrical current
flowing

32. Immune disorder that over produces thyroid Graves disease
horomone?

33. Hashimotos
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Immune disease that causes inflamed thyroid
and prevents thyroid from producing enough
horomones

34. What purpose does vitamin K serve? Blood clotting

35. Blood is what % water? 90%

36. Micro needling is known to up regulate what activity? Fibroblast

37. How to viruses differ from bacteria? Viruses are much smaller
and are not made up of cells

38. What is fungi? Plant like organisms that
contain mold and yeast. Only
a few fungal infections cause
disease in humans

39. What organisms feed on a living host to survive? Fungi

40. What is a parasite? One or more cell organisms,
larger and more complicat-
ed than bacteria or virus

41. How many links are in the chain of infection? 6

42. How to you break the chain of infection? Break at least one or more
links in the chain

43. How many keys of asepsis are there? 5

44. What is asepsis? State of being free from
pathogenic microbes

45. What is antiseptic?
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