MILADY BARBERING 6TH EDITION
STATE BOARD TEST 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
Reticular - Answer-The layer of the dermis that contains the lymph glands is:
Vitamin C - Answer-The vitamin important to skin and tissue repair is:
Loss of sexual function - Answer-A side effect of finasteride is:
Stratum corneum - Answer-The outer layer of the epidermis is the:
Basal cell carcinoma - Answer-The least severe skin cancer is:
Genetics - Answer-Acquired canities is the result of:
Wiry - Answer-Hair that has a hard, glassy finish is:
3.0 to 5.5 - Answer-The pH range for hair conditioners is:
Melanin - Answer-The color of the skin depends on genetics and:
Hypertrichosis - Answer-A condition of abnormal hair growth is:
Texture - Answer-The degree of coarseness or fineness of individual hair strands is
hair:
Sycosis vulgaris - Answer-A chronic bacterial infection surrounding the follicles of the
beard and mustache areas is called:
Cuticle-coating - Answer-A conditioner that can weigh down fine hair, leaving it flat or
oily, is:
Vesicles - Answer-Dermatitis lesions may appear as:
Overactive subaceous glands - Answer-Oily scalp and hair is caused by:
Bearded area of the face - Answer-Tinea barbae is a superficial fungal infection
occurring over the:
Alopecia - Answer-The term used to describe abnormal hair loss is:
4 to 5 months - Answer-Eyebrow hairs and eyelashes are replaced every:
Nevus - Answer-A birthmark is also known as a:
Anagen - Answer-The cycle of hair growth where new hair is grown is:
, Galvanic - Answer-An example of a chemical modality is:
Cowlick - Answer-A tuft of hair that stands straight up is a:
Excessive itching - Answer-A characteristic of scabies is:
Neck and chest - Answer-Skin tags most frequently occur on the:
Epicranial aponeurosis - Answer-The tendon that connects the occipitalis and
frontalis is the:
Effleurage - Answer-A stroking movement is used in:
Brushing - Answer-An example of mechanical exfoliation is:
Anode - Answer-A positive electrode is a(n):
Dandruff - Answer-Ultraviolet lamps treat:
Sternocleidomastoideus - Answer-The muscle that bends and rotates the head is
the:
Percussion - Answer-The most stimulating form of massage is:
Water-based - Answer-The products that work best for combination skin types are:
Growth patterns - Answer-Hairline shapes are determined by:
Pseudofolliculitis - Answer-Ingrown hairs are called:
High frequency - Answer-An example of an electric current modality is:
Enzyme peel - Answer-An example of a chemical exfoliant is a(n):
Position - Answer-The way the razor is held in the barber's hand to perform a stroke
movement is referred to as the:
Styptic powder - Answer-An example of an antihemorrhagic is:
Tighten the skin - Answer-Toners:
Fifth cranial - Answer-The chief sensory nerve of the face is the:
Reverse backhand - Answer-The razor position and stroke NOT used in facial
shaving is the:
1/2 inch - Answer-The average rate of hair growth per month is:
STATE BOARD TEST 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
Reticular - Answer-The layer of the dermis that contains the lymph glands is:
Vitamin C - Answer-The vitamin important to skin and tissue repair is:
Loss of sexual function - Answer-A side effect of finasteride is:
Stratum corneum - Answer-The outer layer of the epidermis is the:
Basal cell carcinoma - Answer-The least severe skin cancer is:
Genetics - Answer-Acquired canities is the result of:
Wiry - Answer-Hair that has a hard, glassy finish is:
3.0 to 5.5 - Answer-The pH range for hair conditioners is:
Melanin - Answer-The color of the skin depends on genetics and:
Hypertrichosis - Answer-A condition of abnormal hair growth is:
Texture - Answer-The degree of coarseness or fineness of individual hair strands is
hair:
Sycosis vulgaris - Answer-A chronic bacterial infection surrounding the follicles of the
beard and mustache areas is called:
Cuticle-coating - Answer-A conditioner that can weigh down fine hair, leaving it flat or
oily, is:
Vesicles - Answer-Dermatitis lesions may appear as:
Overactive subaceous glands - Answer-Oily scalp and hair is caused by:
Bearded area of the face - Answer-Tinea barbae is a superficial fungal infection
occurring over the:
Alopecia - Answer-The term used to describe abnormal hair loss is:
4 to 5 months - Answer-Eyebrow hairs and eyelashes are replaced every:
Nevus - Answer-A birthmark is also known as a:
Anagen - Answer-The cycle of hair growth where new hair is grown is:
, Galvanic - Answer-An example of a chemical modality is:
Cowlick - Answer-A tuft of hair that stands straight up is a:
Excessive itching - Answer-A characteristic of scabies is:
Neck and chest - Answer-Skin tags most frequently occur on the:
Epicranial aponeurosis - Answer-The tendon that connects the occipitalis and
frontalis is the:
Effleurage - Answer-A stroking movement is used in:
Brushing - Answer-An example of mechanical exfoliation is:
Anode - Answer-A positive electrode is a(n):
Dandruff - Answer-Ultraviolet lamps treat:
Sternocleidomastoideus - Answer-The muscle that bends and rotates the head is
the:
Percussion - Answer-The most stimulating form of massage is:
Water-based - Answer-The products that work best for combination skin types are:
Growth patterns - Answer-Hairline shapes are determined by:
Pseudofolliculitis - Answer-Ingrown hairs are called:
High frequency - Answer-An example of an electric current modality is:
Enzyme peel - Answer-An example of a chemical exfoliant is a(n):
Position - Answer-The way the razor is held in the barber's hand to perform a stroke
movement is referred to as the:
Styptic powder - Answer-An example of an antihemorrhagic is:
Tighten the skin - Answer-Toners:
Fifth cranial - Answer-The chief sensory nerve of the face is the:
Reverse backhand - Answer-The razor position and stroke NOT used in facial
shaving is the:
1/2 inch - Answer-The average rate of hair growth per month is:
