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manufacturers add an alkalizing agent to waving solutions because the acid in them - neither swells the hair or penetrates into the cortex a pH of 7.0 is _____________ than the pH of hair. - 100 times more alkaline A reduction reaction involves either the addition of hydrogen or the removal of - oxygen a type of wrap is which the hair is wrapped on one rod from the scalp to midway down the hair shaft. - bricklayer permanent wrap Ammonia-free waves - contain some ammonia An endothermic wav...

a ____is a bead created by using 1 1/2 times more liquid than powder - medium bead the term ______ refers to an entire family of thousands of different substances, all of which share important, closely related features - acrylic a ____ is recommended to check and refine the nail contour for UV gel nails - medium abrasive a _____ is a bead created using equal amounts of liquid and powder - dry bead a _____ is a chemical in UV gel resins that initiates a polymerization reaction - photoinitiat...

Which type of curl is suitable for curly hairstyles without much volume and lift, can be used on any part of the head, and will comb out with lasting results? A. Ridge curls B. Barrel curl C. Rectangular base curl D. Square base pin curl - D. Square base pin curl A ______ is a half-round, rubber-based brush. A. Vent brush B. Grooming brush C. Classic styling brush D. Teasing brush - C. Classic styling brush A ________ is a thin, nylon styling brush that has a tail for sectioning, alon...

The highest point at the top of the head is the: a. apex b. peak c. pate d. nape - a. apex A client consultation should be performed _______ every haircut. a. before b. after c. during d. before and after - a. before A fine hair strand is much _______ than a coarse hair strand. a. fatter b. skinnier c. darker in color d. more difficult to cut - b. skinnier A method of cutting or thinning hair where the fingers and shears glide along the edge of the hair to remove length is: a. a...

Epithelial tissue - Protective covering on body surfaces; skin, mucous membranes, etc Endocrine glands - Release hormones into the bloodstream Tissue - Collection of similar cells that performs a specialized function Afferent nerves - Carry impulses from the sense organ to the brain Anabolism - "Constructive metabolism"; process of combining smaller molecules to build larger and more complex molecules Atrium - Upper left and right of the heart Bacilli - Short, rod-shaped bacteria. They ...

The ____ is the client's permanent progress record of services received, results, formulations, and products used during the service. - Service record card As a cosmetologist, do not attempt to fulfill the role of ____ career guide, parental sounding board, and motivational coach for your clients. - Counselor Generally, client are asked to reschedule an appointment if they are more than ______ minutes late. - 15 How many additional services should you suggest during the 10-step consultati...

Alkanolamines - Alkaline substances used to neutralize acids or raise pH of hair products. 2 Requirements for Shampooing: - Healthy Scalp Cleanliness 2 Types of Hair - Terminal Hair Velus Hair/ Lanugo (Peach Fuzz) 3 types of Lighteners - Oil (strong, on scalp) , Cream (mild, on scalp) , Powder (Strong, off scalp) 3 types of wraps - Double Flat Wrap Single flat wrap Bookend wrap 4 Types of Conditioners: - Rinse out Treatment/Repair Leave in Medicated 5 Elements of Hair Design *(Ll...

To mix nail polish - Roll the bottle between your palms If offering a leg massage with a pedicure, do not massge: - The shinbone The nail hardener that uses keratin fibers to strenght the nails: - Formaldehyde hardener A hand massage may be given before - Polish A manicure that is not given in the manicure are, and often is given while the client is receiving another service, is called a: - Booth manicure A nail hardener is applied - Before the base coat A physician who treats diseases of...

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The most common use of _______ outside the theater is to cover scars and uneven pigmentation. A. Color primer B. Cake makeup C. Mascara D. Face powder - Answer-B. Cake makeup A _____ is produced when a product that is lighter than the client's skin tone is placed on the high places of the face. A. Base B. Contour C. Matte finish D. Highlight - Answer-D. Highlight To clean professional makeup brushes, the brush should always be held under running water with the ferrule _______. A. P...

A client who has stage 6 Alzheimer's disease has been unwilling to bathe for over a week. The spouse, who is the primary caregiver, asks the COTA for strategies to support the client in completing bathing activities. Which strategies should the COTA provide to the caregiver to support the client's participation in hygiene activities? - Prepare the bathroom prior to the planned bath time. Plan to complete all the bathing activities as quickly as possible. Simplify the steps of bathing into...

Hypertrophic scar - *Most common with deep second & third degree *Appears 6-8 weeks after wound closure *One or two years to mature *Compression garments should be worn 24 hrs/day for 1-2 years or until scar is matured *ROM, skin care, ADL, role activities, patient/family ed. Antideformity Positions: Ankle - 5 degrees of dorsiflexion Antideformity Positions: Axilla - shoulder abduction 90 degrees & external rotation (airplane splint) Antideformity Positions: Hand - MCPs 70 degrees of fle...

An OTR is teaching discriminative sensory reeducation techniques to a client who has had a median nerve surgical repair. Which method is BEST for reeducation of discriminative sensibility? - Educate the client to identify items by touch both with and without vision on a daily basis. _______ work requires exerting 20-50 lb of force occasionally, 10-25 lb of force frequently, or more than negligible weight to as much as 10 lb of force constantly to move objects. - medium _______ work requires...

An OT conducts a home evaluation for an individual with a complete T10 level SCI. The only entrance to the home has five steps, a total of 35 inches in height. The therapist recommends that the family have a ramp constructed that is: a. 35 feet long b. 17.5 feet long c. 48 feet long d. 70.5 feet long - a. 35 feet long A 6-year-old child with autism receives home care OT intervention services. The mother identifies a primary goal of developing the child's independent toileting skills. Th...

During an initial evaluation, the OT suspects that a child has somatodyspraxia. In what area should the OT focus the evaluation? A. Ability to print or write. B. Reading competency. C. Math calculations. D. New motor task planning. - D. New motor task planning. "Somatodyspraxia is described as a deficit in learning new motor skills, planning new motor actions, and generalizing motor plans." Inability to print or write (answer A) is termed "dysgraphia." The term "dyslexia" (answer B...

A client with COPD is doing ADL rehab as part of outpatient pulmonary rehab program. client reports right shoulder discomfort for last several days which is constant during day and worse at night. Over the counter pain meds don't help. Pulse oximetry is 89%. What should OT do? A. Administer physical agent modality to relieve shoulder pain B. Advise client to increase frequency of pursed lips breathing C. Complete sensory and motor assessment to determine shoulder pain D. Contact referring...

Which one of the four components of the adaptation process pertains to reception of sensory stimuli from internal and external environments? A. Assimilation B. Accommodation C. Association D. Differentiation - A. Assimilation is the reception of sensory stimuli from internal and external environments. Accommodation is the motor response to these stimuli. Association is the organized process of relating current sensory information with the current motor response and then relating this rel...

A client is admitted to the hospital exhibiting the following symptoms: symmetric muscular weakness, distal sensory loss, stocking-glove distribution (tingling from the feet and legs to the upper body), and deep tendon reflex loss. What neurological system disorder might this client have? Select one: a. Post-polio Syndrome b. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) c. Guillan-Barre Syndrome d. Muscular Dystrophy - c. Guillan-Barre Syndrome A 20-year-old male patient had recently been involve...

What is the safest method to use when backing a large truck? - Have a guide Mounted reflectors must be at least how many inches above the ground? - 24" All school buses, taxis, and other vehicles hauling passengers for hire must carry a chemical-type fire extinguisher of at least what capacity? - One quart Clearance lamps mounted on or near the rest of a vehicle must be what color? - Red Every trailer, semi-trailer, or pole-trailer must have how many reflectors on the rear? - 2 Flashing l...

All vehicles with air brakes must have a low air pressure warning signal. True or False? - TRUE Coffee and a little fresh air will help a drinker sober up. True or false? - False. Common medicines for colds can make you sleepy. True or False. - True. Describe the proper braking technique when going down a long, steep downgrade. - Apply brakes just hard enough to feel a definite slowdown. When your speed has been reduced approx. 5 MPH below your "safe" speed, release the brakes. When your ...