Cosmetology milady 14th edition chapter 11 Questions
With All Correct Answers
A whorl - ANSWER-Occurs when Head leaves the follicles at an angle,
the hair below in a particular direction forming patterns or streams on
the head
.Alopecia - ANSWER-Abnormal hair loss
.Alopecia areata - ANSWER-Is the autoimmune disorder that causes
the affected hair follicles to be mistakenly attacked by a person's own
immune system. White blood cells stop the hair growth during the
anagen phase. It is A highly unpredictable skin disease that affects an
estimate of 5 million people in the United States
.Alopecia totalis - ANSWER-Total scalp hair loss
.Alopecia Universalis - ANSWER-Complete body hair loss
.Amino acids - ANSWER-Units that are joined together end to end like
pop beads.
,.Anagen phase - ANSWER-Is also known as the growth phase where
new hair is produced. About 90% of scalp hair is growing in the
anagen phase at any time.
.Androgenic alopecia - ANSWER-Also known as androgenetic alopecia,
is the hair loss that is characterized by miniaturization of terminal hair
that is converted into vellus hair. It is usually the results of genetics,
age, or hormonal changes that cause terminal hair to miniaturize
.Arrector pili muscle - ANSWER-Is the small, involuntary muscle in the
base of the hair follicle. Strong emotions or cold sensation can cause it
to contract, which makes the hair stand up straight and results in
what we called goosebumps.
.Canities - ANSWER-Is the technical term for gray hair
.Carbon - ANSWER-51%
.Carbuncle - ANSWER-Is an inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue
cause by staphylococci. It is similar to a furuncle but it is larger
.Catagen Phase - ANSWER-Is the brief transition period between gross
and resting phases of a hair follicle. It signals the end of the anagen
phase.
, .Changes involved in oxidation hair coloring, wet setting, thermal
styling, permanent waving, and chemical relaxing take place in what
layer of the hair? - ANSWER-The cortex
.Coarse hair texture - ANSWER-Has the largest diameter. It is stronger
than fine hair for the same reason that a thick rope is stronger than a
thin rope. It is often more resistant to processing than medium or fine
hair, and requires more processing when you are applying products
such as hair lightener, hair colors, permanent waving solutions, and
chemical hair relaxers.
.Cortex - ANSWER-Is the middle layer of the hair. It is a fibrous protein
core formed by elongated cells containing melanin pigment.
.Cowlick - ANSWER-Is due to a particular pattern of hair stream on the
forehead. Cowlicks are usually more noticeable at the front hairline
and people with short, thick hair but they may be located anywhere
on the head.
.Dermal papillae - ANSWER-Is a small, cone-shaped elevation located
at the base of the hair follicle that fits into the hair bulb. The dermal
papillae contains the blood and nerve supply that provides the
nutrients needed for hair growth. Some people refer to the dermal
papilla as the mother of the hair because it contains the blood and the
nerve supply that provides the nutrients needed for hair growth.
With All Correct Answers
A whorl - ANSWER-Occurs when Head leaves the follicles at an angle,
the hair below in a particular direction forming patterns or streams on
the head
.Alopecia - ANSWER-Abnormal hair loss
.Alopecia areata - ANSWER-Is the autoimmune disorder that causes
the affected hair follicles to be mistakenly attacked by a person's own
immune system. White blood cells stop the hair growth during the
anagen phase. It is A highly unpredictable skin disease that affects an
estimate of 5 million people in the United States
.Alopecia totalis - ANSWER-Total scalp hair loss
.Alopecia Universalis - ANSWER-Complete body hair loss
.Amino acids - ANSWER-Units that are joined together end to end like
pop beads.
,.Anagen phase - ANSWER-Is also known as the growth phase where
new hair is produced. About 90% of scalp hair is growing in the
anagen phase at any time.
.Androgenic alopecia - ANSWER-Also known as androgenetic alopecia,
is the hair loss that is characterized by miniaturization of terminal hair
that is converted into vellus hair. It is usually the results of genetics,
age, or hormonal changes that cause terminal hair to miniaturize
.Arrector pili muscle - ANSWER-Is the small, involuntary muscle in the
base of the hair follicle. Strong emotions or cold sensation can cause it
to contract, which makes the hair stand up straight and results in
what we called goosebumps.
.Canities - ANSWER-Is the technical term for gray hair
.Carbon - ANSWER-51%
.Carbuncle - ANSWER-Is an inflammation of the subcutaneous tissue
cause by staphylococci. It is similar to a furuncle but it is larger
.Catagen Phase - ANSWER-Is the brief transition period between gross
and resting phases of a hair follicle. It signals the end of the anagen
phase.
, .Changes involved in oxidation hair coloring, wet setting, thermal
styling, permanent waving, and chemical relaxing take place in what
layer of the hair? - ANSWER-The cortex
.Coarse hair texture - ANSWER-Has the largest diameter. It is stronger
than fine hair for the same reason that a thick rope is stronger than a
thin rope. It is often more resistant to processing than medium or fine
hair, and requires more processing when you are applying products
such as hair lightener, hair colors, permanent waving solutions, and
chemical hair relaxers.
.Cortex - ANSWER-Is the middle layer of the hair. It is a fibrous protein
core formed by elongated cells containing melanin pigment.
.Cowlick - ANSWER-Is due to a particular pattern of hair stream on the
forehead. Cowlicks are usually more noticeable at the front hairline
and people with short, thick hair but they may be located anywhere
on the head.
.Dermal papillae - ANSWER-Is a small, cone-shaped elevation located
at the base of the hair follicle that fits into the hair bulb. The dermal
papillae contains the blood and nerve supply that provides the
nutrients needed for hair growth. Some people refer to the dermal
papilla as the mother of the hair because it contains the blood and the
nerve supply that provides the nutrients needed for hair growth.
