ELECTROLYSIS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

ELECTROLYSIS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS what are the three types of scabs - Answer-pus crust, blood crust, honey crust=lymph crust=eschar erythema - Answer-redness edema - Answer-swelling, blood serum, blood vessels widen bacterial: folliculitis - Answer-staph and pustules bacterial: impetigo - Answer-staph and strep bacterial: Boil - Answer-pus pocket fungal infection is - Answer-ringworm and candida Viral infection is - Answer-herps= cold sores, flat warts 3 types of visible scars - Answer-Pitted scars, Dermal contraction, keloid heparin and heparoids aid in what - Answer-the healing process, bleeding, and bruising electrometallic phenomenon - Answer-is a chemical injury belongs to blend and galvanic electrolysis bacteria: prokaryoctic - Answer-is a single celled, vegetable in nature, grow by the thousands to form a mass called a colony 2 stages of bacteria life.. - Answer-active phase: vegetable, reproductive, and dormant phase: non vegetable, non-reproductive bacteria: pathogenic - Answer-minority, 100% disease, harmful bacterial: Non-pathogenic - Answer-majority, useful, helpful, necessary Most heat resistant bacteria in the world - Answer-tuberculosis TB how are viruses observed - Answer-under an electronic microscope smallest living organisms, contains dna structures and requires a target host for reproduction - Answer-Virus HAV - Answer-Hepatitis A: most innocent of heps family what is the most heat resistant VIRUS in the worl - Answer-HBV; can be transmitted through sex or feces, food, water what virus in the Heps family can survive in dry blood for 7 days - Answer-HBV what is another name for Herpes zoster - Answer-shingles, chicken pox, small pox, cow pox adrenal glands - Answer-(Suprarrenales) sit on top of kidneys Glycogen - Answer-Sugar stored in the muscle & liver converted to glucose (source of energy) Glycogen is broken into? - Answer-Glucose Cushing syndrome - Answer-Enlarged face, muscle weakness. is caused from *to much cortisol Adrenal genital syndrome - Answer-* virilism= congenital adrenal. Is secondary male characteristics Addison's disease - Answer-Muscle weakness, low bp, hyperpigment on face and arms, *not enough cortisol Archard-theirs syndrome - Answer-Combination of cushings and virilism disease. Woman who have beards Cortisol - Answer-Steroid hormone secreted by the adrenal glands in response to tissue damage Pancreas - Answer-Sits behind the stomach, hormonal cells. Secretes hormones & glucagon Alpha £ - Answer-Glucagon Beta B - Answer-Insulin Delta A - Answer-Regulates the activity of £ & B Glucagon= - Answer-Hormone Insulin - Answer-Decreases sugar in the blood Diabetes type 1 - Answer-Insulin dependent, childhood onset, not producing enough insulin Diabetes type 2 - Answer-Non insulin dependent, adulthood, *insulin resistant patients Diabetes symptoms - Answer-Frequent thirst; polydipsia, fragile blood vessels=bruising, HBP, cardio problems, obesity, neuropathy Groin: the gonads - Answer-Secrete sex steroids. Male: androgens, female: estrogen + progrsterone FSH - Answer-Changed testosterone to estrogen LA - Answer-Changes testosterone to progesterone PCOS = Polycystic ovarian syndrome - Answer-Ovaries contain cysts Drugs that caused hair growth - Answer-Dilatin, loestrin, minoxidil, prednisone, Premarin Pre treatment and post Electrolysis - Answer-FDA 70% alcohol, minimum 30% alcohol= antiseptic How to insert needle - Answer-Always insert needle on the underside of the hair, parallel to the hair, under the hair, size of the hair=size of needle. Never parallel or perpendicular Pseudofolliculitis barbe - Answer-Razor bumps, Ingrown hairs