Milady’s EsthEtics MidtErM ExaM latEst
Real Exam Questions and Solutions
(2026) | Updated Question Bank | Grade
A+
• What protects clients' health, safety, and welfare . Answer: State Regulatory Agencies
• The study of microbes is called . Answer: Microbiology
• Pus forming bacterial shaped like grapes . Answer: Staphylococci
• Bacteria that includes treponema papillida . Answer: Spirilla
• What bacterial can cause food poisoning and toxic shock syndrome . Answer:
Staphylococci
• What sterilizes equipment by using steam under pressure . Answer: autoclave
• Isopropyl alcohol must be no less than what % strength to disinfect tools . Answer:
99%
• Sodium hydrochlorite is . Answer: household bleach
• Motile bacteria . Answer: independently move about
• What can pathogenic bacteria cause . Answer: infection
• Dirt, oil and microbes are all considered . Answer: contaminants
• Cocci are transmitted . Answer: in the air, in dust, or within the substances in which
they settle
• A general infection . Answer: the results of a pathogen that is carried by the
bloodstream to different parts of the body
• Universal precautions are standard infection-control practices that entail . Answer:
assuming all tissue (even dead skin) is hazardous
• Anabolism is what type of metabolism . Answer: constructive
• Bone, cartilage, ligament, tendon, fascia, and fat or adipose tissue . Answer:
connective tissue
, • White and red blood cells are produced by . Answer: the skeletal system
• The palatine, mandible, and maxillary are all bones . Answer: of the face
• What muscle draws the corner of the mouth out and back as in grinning . Answer:
risorius
• How many cranial nerves arise from the base of the brain & brain steam . Answer: 12
• The fifth cranial nerve is also called . Answer: trifacial
• What does the infratrochlear nerve affect . Answer: membrane of the nose
• Which system contains the glands that affect the growth, development, sexual
activities, and health of the entire body . Answer: endocrine
• What are the two main glands of the endocrine system . Answer: exocrine & endocrine
• The obicularis oculi and currugator are muscles of . Answer: the eyebrow
• Supraorbital artery.. . Answer: allows blood to flow from the upper eyelid and forehead
• The greater auricular nerve . Answer: affects the face, ears, neck, and parotid gland
• The thyroid gland . Answer: controls how quickly the blood burns energy, makes
protein, and how sensitive the body should be to other hormones
• Identify the purpose of the pancreas . Answer: secretes enzyme-producing cells that
are responsible for digesting carbohydrates, proteins and fats
• Four-Fifth's of the air we breath is made of . Answer: Nitrogen
• The most abundant element on earth is . Answer: Oxygen
• Suspensions are made of ______of two or more substances . Answer: uniform
mixtures
• Oil in Water Emulsions . Answer: include skin cleaners, moisturizers, and body
washes
• Acid Mantle . Answer: is the protective barrier of the skin coming from the sebaceous
glands
• The relative degree of acidity or alkalinity . Answer: is the potential hydrogen (pH) of a
substance
Real Exam Questions and Solutions
(2026) | Updated Question Bank | Grade
A+
• What protects clients' health, safety, and welfare . Answer: State Regulatory Agencies
• The study of microbes is called . Answer: Microbiology
• Pus forming bacterial shaped like grapes . Answer: Staphylococci
• Bacteria that includes treponema papillida . Answer: Spirilla
• What bacterial can cause food poisoning and toxic shock syndrome . Answer:
Staphylococci
• What sterilizes equipment by using steam under pressure . Answer: autoclave
• Isopropyl alcohol must be no less than what % strength to disinfect tools . Answer:
99%
• Sodium hydrochlorite is . Answer: household bleach
• Motile bacteria . Answer: independently move about
• What can pathogenic bacteria cause . Answer: infection
• Dirt, oil and microbes are all considered . Answer: contaminants
• Cocci are transmitted . Answer: in the air, in dust, or within the substances in which
they settle
• A general infection . Answer: the results of a pathogen that is carried by the
bloodstream to different parts of the body
• Universal precautions are standard infection-control practices that entail . Answer:
assuming all tissue (even dead skin) is hazardous
• Anabolism is what type of metabolism . Answer: constructive
• Bone, cartilage, ligament, tendon, fascia, and fat or adipose tissue . Answer:
connective tissue
, • White and red blood cells are produced by . Answer: the skeletal system
• The palatine, mandible, and maxillary are all bones . Answer: of the face
• What muscle draws the corner of the mouth out and back as in grinning . Answer:
risorius
• How many cranial nerves arise from the base of the brain & brain steam . Answer: 12
• The fifth cranial nerve is also called . Answer: trifacial
• What does the infratrochlear nerve affect . Answer: membrane of the nose
• Which system contains the glands that affect the growth, development, sexual
activities, and health of the entire body . Answer: endocrine
• What are the two main glands of the endocrine system . Answer: exocrine & endocrine
• The obicularis oculi and currugator are muscles of . Answer: the eyebrow
• Supraorbital artery.. . Answer: allows blood to flow from the upper eyelid and forehead
• The greater auricular nerve . Answer: affects the face, ears, neck, and parotid gland
• The thyroid gland . Answer: controls how quickly the blood burns energy, makes
protein, and how sensitive the body should be to other hormones
• Identify the purpose of the pancreas . Answer: secretes enzyme-producing cells that
are responsible for digesting carbohydrates, proteins and fats
• Four-Fifth's of the air we breath is made of . Answer: Nitrogen
• The most abundant element on earth is . Answer: Oxygen
• Suspensions are made of ______of two or more substances . Answer: uniform
mixtures
• Oil in Water Emulsions . Answer: include skin cleaners, moisturizers, and body
washes
• Acid Mantle . Answer: is the protective barrier of the skin coming from the sebaceous
glands
• The relative degree of acidity or alkalinity . Answer: is the potential hydrogen (pH) of a
substance
