Welcome to your 250 Question Exam 3(s)
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
The branch of medical science concerned with the function, structure and diseases of muscle is:
What can cracks in the cuticle result in?
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
Of the following , which is true regarding diplocci?
What is the normal amount of hairs shed per day?
Improper shaving methods can cause:
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
By themselves, _________ bonds are very weak
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
___________ is the natural hair pigment in the cortex layer of the hair
Hair ________ during the telogen stage of hair growth
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
A ________ stands straight up and is normally found at the front hairline
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
The long hair on the scalp is ________ hair
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
The capability of hair to absorb oil or water is known as:
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
Which of the following are functions of the blood?
The excessive production, shedding and buildup of surface cells called pityriasis capitis is also known as:
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
Masses of sebum trapped in the hair follicle are:
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
Bacteria can ________ when it is NOT active
When immunity is inherited it is known as
Another word for bacteria or microbe is:
The body's ability to destroy and resist infection is known as:
Pediculosis is the term for:
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
A disease that simultaneously attacks a great number of individuals in a specific area or locality is:
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Yeast, mold and mildew are all types of:
Hepatitis is more easily contracted than HIV because:
Cocci bacteria have a ______ shape
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
Scabies are brought about by a parasitic bacterium whose origin is:
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
Which of the following is an example of a local infection?
Acquired Immune Deficiency is caused by:
A steatoma can be formed from:
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
When symptoms are ______ they can only be felty be the person with the disease
_______ are hair-like projections on certain bacteria which more in such a way that the bacteria is able to be propelled in liquids
_______ immunity is brought about by a vaccine or injection of a serum
What happens to bacteria when they reach their limit of growth?
________ are microorganisms that bring about disease or infection
Moles, chloasma and tanned skin are all examples of:
Which of the following actions should a barber take when it is evident the client has head lice?
The poisoned condition caused by the absorption of pathogenic microorganisms and their products in the bloodstream is:
When bacteria or viruses that are disease producing, such as HIV or hepatitis , move through the body by way of bodily fluids or blood, they are called:
It is called _________ when bacteria grows reproduce, and divide into two new cells
______ is the study of microorganisms
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
Cell division is known as:
Which of the following are harmless to humans and sometimes beneficial?
Primary lesions can include which of the following?
How do bacteria reproduce?
Which of the following allow the possibility for pathogenic bacteria, viruses or fungi to enter the body?
What is the human body's first line of defense against infection?
Bacteria ________ during the active stage
What do the sebaceous glands secrete onto the surface of the skin?
When pathogenic bacteria must have living matter in order to grow they are called:
_________ are the main contributors to the solidity of the dermis
_______ do not produce disease
An abnormal growth of tissue that serves no physiological function; resulting from uncontrolled progressive multiplication of cells which can vary in shape, size and hue is a:
An infection that can be transmitted from one client to another is:
__________ is the scientific study of the skin
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
The technical term for __________ is Lentigines
Corkscrew shaped bacteria which can cause disease such as syphilis are known as:
The spiny layer of the epidermis is also known as:
A submicroscopic structure which can infect animals and plants and even bacteria is:
Which of the following choices is true regarding pathogenic bacteria?
Bacilli bacteria have a ________ shape
When the skin responds to stimuli such as ________ it is acting as a sensory organ
Sweat glands, oil glands, nails and hair are all:
Infection that is spreading in a barber shop can be because of:
When hardened sebum from a comedo turns black from being exposed to the environment, it:
When symptoms are visible the are called:
White blood cells are warriors in the body's battle against infection; they destroy
Chemicals need _______ to penetrate a healthy cuticle hair layer
What are the two main divisions of the skin?
The reason drugs, alcohol and tobacco adversely affect the skin is because they tend to interfere with the body's intake of:
When cells reach their maximum growth, they reproduce by dividing through a method known as:
A/an __________ is a loss of skin due to scratching or picking off the superficial layer of the skin
How does the body naturally fight infection?
Skin sagging and wrinkling is caused by _______ becoming weak
Sudoriferous glands are also know as:
The lack of perspiration which can be caused by fever or disease is known as:
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the spread of HIV?
Abnormal pigmentation can be brought about by:
Which of the following are types of lesions?
Which type of tissue is the dermis composed of?
Bacteria grow most easily in areas that are:
Which of the following is NOT true when the skin is exposed to ultra violet rays?
How many times thicker is the dermis than the epidermis?
Which exterior hair structure layer provides protection from damage?
Secondary lesions always develop:
_________ is a factor partially responsible for skin nourishment
Herpes Zoster is a painful disease that:
In which layer of the skin does cell division continuously occur?
___________ weaken at a faster rate when skin is exposed frequently to UV rays
Which of the following are examples of sebaceous gland disorders?
What is a malignant tumor of epithelial tissue?
When the surrounding air is excessively _________ the skin's moisture content is lost more rapidly
Subcutaneous tissue is mostly:
The subcutaneous layer includes:
Whenever a lesion expands into the dermis or deeper than the dermis and results in a slightly raised mark - one has what is known as:
_____________ regulate the excretion of perspiration and the flow of sebum
The disease caused by treponema pallid is known as:
_________ occur when serum and pus are mixed with epidermis flakes
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
__________ is another name for scar
In healthy individuals, the color of skin is mostly determined by:
Which of the following is not prone to acne?
The epidermis layer doesn't have:
__________ is caused by a fungus
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
The layer of the epidermis where cells with visible granules die and move to the surface is called:
_________ occurs when bacteria or a virus and the accompanying poisons are carried by the bloodstream to all parts of the body
What is the largest mass of nerve tissue in the human body
_______ are pus-filled vesicles caused by animal parasites
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
The skin excretes ________ and therefore the skin is an excretory organ
The medical term for greasy or waxy dandruff is:
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
___________ percent of aging is caused by the sun's rays
The process in which cells change shape, dry out and form protein is known as:
Which is true regarding the epidermis?
In human hair, the only living cells are of the:
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
Fragilitas crinium is also known as:
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
_______ is an observable indication that a client either has or previously had an infection
Curly hair has a/an _______ shaped follicle
Knotting of the hair by mechanical means such as vigorous towel rubbing, singeing or just washing is known as:
A painful inflammation of a hair follicle, having a dead, suppurating inner core and usually caused by a bacterial infection is known as a/an:
The bodily system that circulates blood, delivers nutrients to cells and removes waste products; consists of the heart, blood vessels and blood is known as the:
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
_______ is the stage of hair growth where new hair is produced
Blond or fair-hair, is a hair color characterized by low levels of the dark pigment:
Hair that has a typical capability to absorb moisture has _______ porosity
Hair loss from a person's repetitive self-pulling of hair is known as:
Which layer of the hair fiber furnishes hair with pigment and elasticity?
The _______ stage of hair growth normally last fro two six years
Hair does NOT need _______ to grow
The trigeminal nerve is the:
Which type of tissue contracts and moves numerous parts of the body?
Which of the following protects, supports and holds the body together?
What are tissues composed of?
The ______ bone is at the back of the skull above the nape
The _______ is the uppermost layer of the dermis
A function of the ______ muscle is to wrinkle the chin
The external maxillary artery which branches out to the lower region of the face, mouth and nose is also known as:
A measurement of hair strands found within one square inch is known as hair:
Which of the following muscles draws the eyebrows down and in?
The ________ parts of the face, scalp, neck and head are supplied by the external carotid artery
The supraorbital artery supplies blood to:
Where are blood cells formed?
Which of the following does the internal carotid artery NOT supply blood to?
The study of the microscopic structure of tissues is:
The "Adam's Apple" is a U shaped bone at the front part of the throat and is called:
The ________ area of the face, mouth and nose are supplied with blood from the facial artery
The external maxillary artery which branches out to the lower region of the face, mouth and nose is also known as:
The connection between two or more bones is known as:
The branch of anatomy that deals with the structure and function of bones and diseases of bones is:
The branch of medical science dealing with the nervous system, its structure and its diseases is:
Which of the following affects the muscles of the upper part of the cheek?
The non-moving portion of muscle attached to bone or fixed muscle is the:
Brushing or manipulating wet hair during styling can cause:
The _______ is the most intricate and the largest nerve tissue of the human body
An example of an involuntary response called a reflex is:
The three types of muscle tissue are:
The central nervous system is also known as:
What is another name for atrium?
The nerves that carry impulses from the brain to muscles creating voluntary movement are:
The long, slender bones of the palm of the hands are called
_______ fight against harmful bacteria and toxins
The lymph-vascular system includes:
_________ is the study of the structure of the human body and relationships between body parts
Which of the following is included in the excretory system?
Why is the nervous system such an extremely important system of the body?
The pair of bones in the human skull which form the upper jaw are known as:
The ________ is the physical foundation which supports the body and maintains its shape
Circulatory, reproductive and muscular are all examples of ________ of the body
_______ carries blood from the heart all over the body and the back to the heart
The respiratory, circulatory and digestive systems are all controlled by:
Most often found at the crown, this hair grows in a circular or swirling pattern
________ is when blood travels from the heart to the lungs
When we take a breath in, ________ is absorbed into the blood
The study of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of organs and systems is:
The top of the skull is covered by a large muscle known as the:
Which of the following do blood vessels include
Sensory nerves are also known as:
_______ system is another name for circulatory system
The wrist is also known as:
_________ nerves carry impulses from sense organs (eyes, nose, ears, etc.) to the brain where the sensations are experienced
Cardiac muscle is the heart and is ________ in the human body
________ are groups of two or more different tissues designed to perform a specific function
Erythrocytes are also known as:
Which of the following are functions of the central nervous system?
Which of the following muscles contain nerves, are attached to bones and are regulated by will?
The physical foundation for the body that includes the bones, their associated cartilages, and the joints, and supports and protects the body, produces blood cells, and stores minerals is known as the:
White corpuscles are also known as:
___________ is the fluid part of blood where white and red blood cells and platelets flow
The ________ are vessels with thick walls that carry blood away from the heart
How many pairs of spinal nerves does the spinal cord hold?
The endocrine system controls general health, growth & development and:
________ system is another name for circulatory system
Which of the following is a primary function of the skeletal system?
The _______ of a muscle is a moveable attachment and is the point at which a muscle attaches to the skin, a bone, or another muscle
