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Review
• one-celled microorganisms that exists almost everywhere also known as germs
and microbes . CORRECT ANSWER: bacteria
• pathogenic bacteria that causes abscesses, pustules, pimples and boils .
CORRECT ANSWER: staphylococci
• bacteria that is round shaped . CORRECT ANSWER: cocci
• bacteria that is rod shaped and is the cause of tuberculosis . CORRECT ANSWER:
bacilli
• bacteria that is corkscrew- shaped . CORRECT ANSWER: spirila
• how cells grow and reproduce . CORRECT ANSWER: mitosis
• the body's ability to resist invasion and destroy bacteria . CORRECT ANSWER:
immunity
• harmful disease producing bacteria . CORRECT ANSWER: pathogenic
• Harmless or beneficial bacteria, known as saprophytes? . CORRECT ANSWER:
nonpathogenic
,• Non-motorized items such as combs shears emery boards are known as? .
CORRECT ANSWER: implements
• electrically powered items such as clippers and trimmers . CORRECT ANSWER:
tools
• barber chairs, steam towels also knows as . CORRECT ANSWER: equipment
• can be used to spread relaxer creams or for detailing . CORRECT ANSWER:
wide- toothed handle comb
• position that the hone is held in the hand . CORRECT ANSWER: firm and flat
• how do you test a honed razor . CORRECT ANSWER: on a moist thumbnail
• blow-dryer attachments include . CORRECT ANSWER: Comb, brush and air
diffuser attachments.
• the technique used to hold shears in a safe manner while combing through hair
. CORRECT ANSWER: palming
• because they remove oil astringents should not be used on this type of skin .
CORRECT ANSWER: dry skin
, • the outermost protective layer of the skin . CORRECT ANSWER: epidermis AKA
cuticle or scarf skin (contains no blood vessels)
• the inner most layer of the skin . CORRECT ANSWER: dermis AKA derma,
corium, cutsis, or true skin
• the portion of the hair found beneath the skin surface . CORRECT ANSWER: root
• The tube-like depression or pocket in the skin or scalp that contains the hair
root is the: . CORRECT ANSWER: follicle
• club shaped structure that forms the lower part of the hair root . CORRECT
ANSWER: hair bulb
• the cone shaped elevation at the base of the hair follicle . CORRECT ANSWER:
derma papilla
• outermost layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: cuticle
• the middle layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: cortex
• the innermost layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: medulla (thin hair doesnt
have a medulla)
• what bonds are broken with water and heat . CORRECT ANSWER: hydrogen
bonds
Answers | Updated 2026 | Complete
Review
• one-celled microorganisms that exists almost everywhere also known as germs
and microbes . CORRECT ANSWER: bacteria
• pathogenic bacteria that causes abscesses, pustules, pimples and boils .
CORRECT ANSWER: staphylococci
• bacteria that is round shaped . CORRECT ANSWER: cocci
• bacteria that is rod shaped and is the cause of tuberculosis . CORRECT ANSWER:
bacilli
• bacteria that is corkscrew- shaped . CORRECT ANSWER: spirila
• how cells grow and reproduce . CORRECT ANSWER: mitosis
• the body's ability to resist invasion and destroy bacteria . CORRECT ANSWER:
immunity
• harmful disease producing bacteria . CORRECT ANSWER: pathogenic
• Harmless or beneficial bacteria, known as saprophytes? . CORRECT ANSWER:
nonpathogenic
,• Non-motorized items such as combs shears emery boards are known as? .
CORRECT ANSWER: implements
• electrically powered items such as clippers and trimmers . CORRECT ANSWER:
tools
• barber chairs, steam towels also knows as . CORRECT ANSWER: equipment
• can be used to spread relaxer creams or for detailing . CORRECT ANSWER:
wide- toothed handle comb
• position that the hone is held in the hand . CORRECT ANSWER: firm and flat
• how do you test a honed razor . CORRECT ANSWER: on a moist thumbnail
• blow-dryer attachments include . CORRECT ANSWER: Comb, brush and air
diffuser attachments.
• the technique used to hold shears in a safe manner while combing through hair
. CORRECT ANSWER: palming
• because they remove oil astringents should not be used on this type of skin .
CORRECT ANSWER: dry skin
, • the outermost protective layer of the skin . CORRECT ANSWER: epidermis AKA
cuticle or scarf skin (contains no blood vessels)
• the inner most layer of the skin . CORRECT ANSWER: dermis AKA derma,
corium, cutsis, or true skin
• the portion of the hair found beneath the skin surface . CORRECT ANSWER: root
• The tube-like depression or pocket in the skin or scalp that contains the hair
root is the: . CORRECT ANSWER: follicle
• club shaped structure that forms the lower part of the hair root . CORRECT
ANSWER: hair bulb
• the cone shaped elevation at the base of the hair follicle . CORRECT ANSWER:
derma papilla
• outermost layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: cuticle
• the middle layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: cortex
• the innermost layer of the hair . CORRECT ANSWER: medulla (thin hair doesnt
have a medulla)
• what bonds are broken with water and heat . CORRECT ANSWER: hydrogen
bonds
