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approximately how long should a standard manicure last? - Answer- 45 Minutes What causes nail Polish to peel? - Answer- No top coat was used What is the composition of the nail plate? - Answer- Keratinised epidermal cells Where are corns commonly found on the feet? - Answer- Toes What is the main ingredient found in nail polish (nowadays) - Answer- Solvent What is the maximum temp when heating paraffin wax? - Answer- 55 degrees C Ideal nail shape for short nails - Answer- Round...

ITEC Beauty Specialist – Waxing Exam Questions and Answers What is photothermolysis? - Answer- The process whereby light is passed through the epidermis at various wave lengths, preventing the hair follicle from creating new hair cells. What ingredient is added to warm wax to improve texture and quality? - Answer- Synthetic resisns What surface should the wax pot not be on? - Answer- Glass What is the thickest layer of hair? - Answer- Cortex How long should half a leg wax take? ...

ITEC EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS it is contraindicated to apply makeup over? - Answer- pustular acne excessive facial hair is: - Answer- not contraindicated to makeup make up is contraindicated immediately after: - Answer- facial waxing it is contraindicated to apply eye pencil to the inside of the lower eye lid if the client: - Answer- wears contact lenses which of the following is not a contraindication to make-up? - Answer- ephilides (freckles) when should highlighter be appl...

ITEC Beauty Specialist Exam Questions and Answers What one of the following statements best describes soft fat? - Answer- It is easily dispersed 'Oedema' is better known as? - Answer- Fluid retention an outward curvature of the thoracic spine - Answer- kyphosis What is the best exercise to prescribe to treat kyphosis? - Answer- The superman to strengthen scapula adductors Measuring using scales and tape measures is known as? - Answer- anthropometric a BMI of 35 is classif...

ITEC Level 2 Diploma for Beauty Specialists Exam Questions and Answers Medical oedema - Answer- Medical term for fluid retention Sinusitis - Answer- Sinus Infection Hyper-keratosis - Answer- Excessive formation of Keratin Styes - Answer- Inflamed swelling on the edge of an eyelid, caused by bacterial infection of the gland at the base of an eyelash. Neuralgia - Answer- Connective tissue which supports neurones; does not transmit nerve impulses thrombosis/thrombus - Answer- Form...

ITEC EXAM PREP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS an impulsive, spontaneous person who reacts to the aroma of the product would be - Answer- emotional buyer wich type of buyer wants to save money and is more concerned on price than product - Answer- bargain buyer wich of the following is NOT an example of a life long learning commitment - Answer- monthly premotions wich of the following bussiness plan essentials describe the plan for tellig the world about the products offered by the business? - ...

ITEC Beauty Specialist - Skincare & Eye treatments Exam Questions and Answers Alkalis have a pH of; - Answer- 8-14 What is the term used to describe a cluster of pigmented cells on the skin that can either be raised or flat? - Answer- Lentigines What are the characteristics of tinea pedis? - Answer- Re, scaly, itchy skin This is not a function of kaolin - Answer- astringent and toning effect on the skin A natural astringent - Answer- Lemon juice What is the function of egg whit...

NUR 202 MODULE D EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS natural active immunity - ANSWER-pathogens enter body and cause illness; antibodies form in host. MOST EFFECTIVE; Longest lasting. artifical active immunity - ANSWER-vaccinations. May need boosters b/c vaccine is not as effective as it once was. natural passive immunity - ANSWER-acquired by a child through placenta and breast milk. IgG artificial passive immunity - ANSWER-immunity which results from the administration of antibodies from ...

BIOL 2301 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY EXAM 1 CH. 3-4 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS Hypertonic - ANSWER-A solution that has a higher concentration of solutes than in the cell; water will move out of the cell when placed in a hypertonic solution -cell will shrink and shrivel Hypotonic - ANSWER-a solution that has a lower concentration of solutes than in the cell; water will move into the cell when placed in a hypotonic solution -cell will swell and burst Active Transport - ANSWER-is the ...

BIO 230 EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS know directional, stabilizing, and diversifying evolutionary modes and how do recognize, how are these different from sexual selection - ANSWER-Directional- favors one extreme over the rest. one population goes one way or the other Stabilizing- more homogenous population, results in a narrowed curve Diversifying- selects extremes over the average. results in two populations (long vs short neck) sexual- selection of traits for one reason or a...

EXAM BIO 230 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS Describe Cyanobacteria colony diversity. Why isn't a colony considered a multicellular organism? - ANSWER--can be sphere shaped, sheet-like, spiral, etc. -can have a mucillage sheath -opinions vary, but basically prokaryotes can't be multicellular Cyanobacteria specialized cells - ANSWER--heterocyst -akinete Heterocyst - ANSWER-thick walled specialized cell in cyanobacteria that participate in nitrogen fixation. Akinete - ANSWER-A ...

BIOL 2301 - EXAM 4 REVIEW SHEET QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS What role do ependymal cells have in the formation of CSF? - ANSWER-Ependymal cells take in fluid and electrolytes and selectively secrete materials in the ventricles of the brain. They also have special cilia that help more material around within the CSF. How does old CSF leave the brain? - ANSWER-Dural sinuses (venous channels) Other than CSF what else protects the brain and the spinal cord? - ANSWER-Meninges What are t...

NUR 166 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Why do we do non-stress test (NST) - ANSWER-it tell us if the fetus is neurologically intact and getting enough oxygen Biophysical Profile (BPP) - ANSWER-Assessment of five variables in the fetus that help to evaluate fetal risk: breathing movement, body movement, tone, amniotic fluid volume, and fetal heart rate reactivity. Danger signs of pregnancy - ANSWER-gush of fluid or bleeding from vagina, abdominal pain, abnormal kick count, persistent vomitin...

BIO 2301 QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is secondary active transport? What is a common molecule that is transported by secondary active transport? - ANSWER--Also called coupled transport -The energy needed to move molecules across their concentration gradient is acquired by moving (NA+) sodium back into the cell -Since the sodium was originally pumped out of the cell using ATP, this is considered active transport What 2 ways does active transport occur? - ANSWER--Cotransport: The oth...

NUR 160 EXAM #1 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What foods should you avoid with cancer? - ANSWER-High fat dairy products including yellow cheese. What should you do if a patient is on neutropenic precautions? - ANSWER-Monitor vital signs, assessing signs and symptoms of infection. What classification does the American cancer society use for a tumor? - ANSWER-TNM What helps prevent cancer? - ANSWER-Drink red wine occasionally, exercise regularly, eat home cooked meals, use sunscreen whe...

BIO 2301 UNIT 1 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS myelin sheath is important in - ANSWER-peripheral nervous system because the peripheral nervous system covers long distances, myelinated neurons help keep properly coordinated white matter in the brain is made up of - ANSWER-myelinated neurons because it carries messages from one area of the brain to another; SPEED IS IMPORTANT gray matter in the brain is made up of - ANSWER-non-myelinated neurons because the messages are not carrie...

BIO 2301 LECTURE EXAM #3 SET QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is micturition? When is it stimulated? What anatomical structures are involved? - ANSWER-Micturition is urination Stimulated when the bladder exceeds 200 mL - 400 mL Process: Collecting Ducts ↓ Renal Calyces ↓ Ureters ↓ Urinary Bladder ↓ Urethra ↓ Outside of the body What is motility? - ANSWER-"Motility" is a term used to describe the contraction of the muscles that mix and propel contents in the gastr...

NR 328 PEDS TEST #1 STUDY EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What age group should receive the Hep A vaccine? - ANSWER-First dose is given at 12 months of age, then second 6 to 12 months after the first dose. When should dosing start for the HPV vaccine? - ANSWER-Before the patient becomes sexually active. 9 years of age is the recommendation according to the power point. How are HPV doses scheduled out? - ANSWER-The first is given, the second is given 2 months after (minimum is 4 weeks between...

BIO 2301 LECTURE EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS explain receptor downregulation - ANSWER-when there is chronic over stimulation of cell with hormone causes cell to remove its receptors; without receptors, the cell is insensitive to hormones under what conditions does receptor downregulation occur? - ANSWER-chronic over stimulation of cells either by chronic hyperglycemia or by agonist neurotransmitters what are receptor downregulation consequences? - ANSWER-pharmaceuticals ...

MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A nurse is performing a medication reconciliation for a client who is being transferred to a long-term care facility. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER-Place the medication reconciliation form with the client's transfer documents. Reinforce teaching about the medications to the client upon discharge. Include over-the-counter medications in the medication reconciliation. Compare the...