Utah master esthetician review |299 questions and answers 2023.

ATP (adenosine triphosphate) Cellular process for DNA, or gen action, respiration, muscle movement, and neurotransmission Thymus Gland Signals the development of the immune system, especially in young people Humetants Makes creams thick Excessive sun exposure causes: Actinic keratosis What's applied after a depilatory wax? Petroleum Ultrasonic cleaning aka Cativation Comfrey root Helps new skin cell growth and reduces inflammation Galvanic Low level direct current Most common result of skin damage actinic lentigines (age spots) Hair phases Anagen, Canagen, and telogen Blistering caused by lasers is called Nikolski sign What's the Goldman system? Skin classification that looks at issues such as burning, tanning, and hyperpigmentation What is a Proteloytic? An enzyme/polypeptide Where cant you do laser hair removal? Under the eyebrow Hydrocollator wraps should be heated to these temperatures... 105, 135, 165, or 185 Reflexology is preformed in what location? Hands and feet What's peppermint oil good for Digestion What cell connects the upper epidermal tissues? Desmosomes Botox ingredients Clostridium botulinum What's the best way to extract essential oils? Distillation What does androgen do in teenagers? Causes the over production of sebum, aka the start of acne What measures the resistance of electrical currents? OHM What does S.O.A.P stand for? subjective, objective, assessment, plan What are coenocytes? They act as cellular glue in the epidermis Iontophoresis means Product penetration What's salicylic acid known for? Exfoliation, anti-microbial benefits, and for being anti-inflammatory What do microcurrents stimulate? ATP Another word for a hair follicle Philosebaceous unit what hair phase do lasers target in laser hair removal? Anagen Ingredients used in particle microdermabrasion Aluminum oxide, corundum, and salt micro current is sub sensory meaning..... little to no sensation to the client What is the name for the breakdown of elastic tissue? Elastosis Bone on the front of the skull frontal bone Bone on the back bottom of the skull Occipital Bone in the middle of the head/side of the head Parental Bone on the bottom of the skull, jaw area Temporal Origin of a muscle Non-moving muscle that attached to bone Insertion of a muscle connection of the muscle to a bone that moves Belly of a muscle The middle part of the muscle Zygomatic bone cheek bone Zygomatic major Draws angles of mouth upward and backward, as in laughing (marionette lines) cervical vertebrae First 7 bones of the spine maxillae bone upper jaw Mandible lower jaw lacrimal bone Inner eye socket bone sephenoid bone joins all of the bones of the cranium together ethmoid bone forms part of the posterior portion of the nose, the orbit, and the floor of the cranium hyoid bone a U-shaped bone in the neck that supports the tongue. Scapula shoulder blade How many ribs are there? 12 Sternum breastbone thoracic vertebrae The spine What do salivary glands do Break down food What's the Pharynx? throat (passageway for food to the esophagus and air to the larynx) small intestine The part of the digestive system in which most chemical digestion takes place. large intestine Absorbs water and forms feces excretory system the system that removes waste from your body and controls water balance (skin, liver, kidneys) respiratory system Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of carbon dioxide. (Nose, mouth, throat, and lungs)