PA Esthetician State Board Exam
Practice Questions And Correct
Answers||Graded A+||Latest Exam
Scope Of Practice -ANSWER The procedures that may be legally performed, as defined
by a local regulatory agency are referred to as the:
Erythema -ANSWER Clinical Term for REDNESS
The skin remains moist -ANSWER Why is a superficial fungal infection able to occur on
specific areas of the skin?
Sunken Cheeks -ANSWER Dermabrasion is used to treat all of the following EXCEPT:
Evening out of pigmentation -ANSWER Which of the following is NOT a result of
collagen or fat injections?
Dermatologist -ANSWER A physician who specializes in diagnosing & treating diseases
of the skin and nails is known as a:
Algotherapy -ANSWER The therapeutic use of marine plants to cleanse and revitalize
the skin and body is known as:
Formentation -ANSWER Soaking a clean towel in the liquid from both an infusion and
decoction and applying it to a specific area of the body is known as:
Antiseptic -ANSWER The natural substance that prevents bacterial growth on the skin
with external application is called an:
Dermabrasion -ANSWER The treatment in which requires a patient to be anesthetized is
called:
80% art & 20% science -ANSWER A makeup Application is:
Toner -ANSWER A product that purifies and balances the skin's pH level is a:
Width of an eye (1) -ANSWER "Wide-set" eyes have a space between the eyes greater
than the:
Oval -ANSWER The ideal or classic facial shape is:
Complementary -ANSWER The color scheme used most often to enhance eye color is
called:
, Blend Method -ANSWER The method which is a combination of Galvanic & short-wave
current is:
Soft Wax -ANSWER The majority of professional waxing services are performed with:
Upper Lip -ANSWER The most popular waxing service in the skin care center is the:
Barba -ANSWER Thick,Coarse hair that grows on the face to form a beard:
Hypertrichosis -ANSWER Excessive hair growth which is genetically determined is
called:
Desincrustation Fluid -ANSWER A highly alkaline solution that liquefies sebum is known
as:
Astringent -ANSWER The skin care product that assists in cleansing the skin and
returning normal to dry skin to a normal pH is an:
Rosacea -ANSWER A vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness,dialed
capillaries and small red bumps.
Normal -ANSWER Skin type that displays a few breakouts or clogged areas
Eyes -ANSWER Which area should NOT be stimulated by petrissage movements.
Massage -ANSWER A systematic,therapeutic method of manipulating the body by
rubbing, pinching, tapping, kneading or stroking is known as:
Blockers & Absorbers -ANSWER Sunscreens contain:
Benefits -ANSWER The results that the ingredients deliver are called:
Cheek Area -ANSWER The size of the pores is most visible on the:
Smoking -ANSWER The lifestyle factor that robs nutrients and oxygen from the skin are:
Amount of Sun Exposure -ANSWER Number 1 factor in the extrinsic again process
Albonism -ANSWER The congenital disease that results in the failure of the skin to
produce melanin is:
Ligaments -ANSWER The name of the connective tissue that holds bones to other
bones to form joints is:
Practice Questions And Correct
Answers||Graded A+||Latest Exam
Scope Of Practice -ANSWER The procedures that may be legally performed, as defined
by a local regulatory agency are referred to as the:
Erythema -ANSWER Clinical Term for REDNESS
The skin remains moist -ANSWER Why is a superficial fungal infection able to occur on
specific areas of the skin?
Sunken Cheeks -ANSWER Dermabrasion is used to treat all of the following EXCEPT:
Evening out of pigmentation -ANSWER Which of the following is NOT a result of
collagen or fat injections?
Dermatologist -ANSWER A physician who specializes in diagnosing & treating diseases
of the skin and nails is known as a:
Algotherapy -ANSWER The therapeutic use of marine plants to cleanse and revitalize
the skin and body is known as:
Formentation -ANSWER Soaking a clean towel in the liquid from both an infusion and
decoction and applying it to a specific area of the body is known as:
Antiseptic -ANSWER The natural substance that prevents bacterial growth on the skin
with external application is called an:
Dermabrasion -ANSWER The treatment in which requires a patient to be anesthetized is
called:
80% art & 20% science -ANSWER A makeup Application is:
Toner -ANSWER A product that purifies and balances the skin's pH level is a:
Width of an eye (1) -ANSWER "Wide-set" eyes have a space between the eyes greater
than the:
Oval -ANSWER The ideal or classic facial shape is:
Complementary -ANSWER The color scheme used most often to enhance eye color is
called:
, Blend Method -ANSWER The method which is a combination of Galvanic & short-wave
current is:
Soft Wax -ANSWER The majority of professional waxing services are performed with:
Upper Lip -ANSWER The most popular waxing service in the skin care center is the:
Barba -ANSWER Thick,Coarse hair that grows on the face to form a beard:
Hypertrichosis -ANSWER Excessive hair growth which is genetically determined is
called:
Desincrustation Fluid -ANSWER A highly alkaline solution that liquefies sebum is known
as:
Astringent -ANSWER The skin care product that assists in cleansing the skin and
returning normal to dry skin to a normal pH is an:
Rosacea -ANSWER A vascular disorder characterized by flushed redness,dialed
capillaries and small red bumps.
Normal -ANSWER Skin type that displays a few breakouts or clogged areas
Eyes -ANSWER Which area should NOT be stimulated by petrissage movements.
Massage -ANSWER A systematic,therapeutic method of manipulating the body by
rubbing, pinching, tapping, kneading or stroking is known as:
Blockers & Absorbers -ANSWER Sunscreens contain:
Benefits -ANSWER The results that the ingredients deliver are called:
Cheek Area -ANSWER The size of the pores is most visible on the:
Smoking -ANSWER The lifestyle factor that robs nutrients and oxygen from the skin are:
Amount of Sun Exposure -ANSWER Number 1 factor in the extrinsic again process
Albonism -ANSWER The congenital disease that results in the failure of the skin to
produce melanin is:
Ligaments -ANSWER The name of the connective tissue that holds bones to other
bones to form joints is:
