UTAH MASTER ESTHETICIAN WRITTEN EXAM ACTUAL
EXAM 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) - ANSWER: Cellular process for DNA, or gen action,
respiration, muscle movement, and neurotransmission
Thymus Gland - ANSWER: Signals the development of the immune system, especially
in young people
Humetants - ANSWER: Makes creams thick
Excessive sun exposure causes: - ANSWER: Actinic keratosis
What's applied after a depilatory wax? - ANSWER: Petroleum
Ultrasonic cleaning aka - ANSWER: Cativation
Comfrey root - ANSWER: Helps new skin cell growth and reduces inflammation
Galvanic - ANSWER: Low level direct current
Most common result of skin damage - ANSWER: actinic lentigines (age spots)
Hair phases - ANSWER: Anagen, Canagen, and telogen
Blistering caused by lasers is called - ANSWER: Nikolski sign
What's the Goldman system? - ANSWER: Skin classification that looks at issues such
as burning, tanning, and hyperpigmentation
What is a Proteloytic? - ANSWER: An enzyme/polypeptide
Where cant you do laser hair removal? - ANSWER: Under the eyebrow
Hydrocollator wraps should be heated to these temperatures... - ANSWER: 105, 135,
165, or 185
Reflexology is preformed in what location? - ANSWER: Hands and feet
What's peppermint oil good for - ANSWER: Digestion
What cell connects the upper epidermal tissues? - ANSWER: Desmosomes
,Botox ingredients - ANSWER: Clostridium botulinum
What's the best way to extract essential oils? - ANSWER: Distillation
What does androgen do in teenagers? - ANSWER: Causes the over production of
sebum, aka the start of acne
What measures the resistance of electrical currents? - ANSWER: OHM
What does S.O.A.P stand for? - ANSWER: subjective, objective, assessment, plan
What are coenocytes? - ANSWER: They act as cellular glue in the epidermis
Iontophoresis means - ANSWER: Product penetration
What's salicylic acid known for? - ANSWER: Exfoliation, anti-microbial benefits, and
for being anti-inflammatory
What do microcurrents stimulate? - ANSWER: ATP
Another word for a hair follicle - ANSWER: Philosebaceous unit
what hair phase do lasers target in laser hair removal? - ANSWER: Anagen
Ingredients used in particle microdermabrasion - ANSWER: Aluminum oxide,
corundum, and salt
micro current is sub sensory meaning..... - ANSWER: little to no sensation to the
client
What is the name for the breakdown of elastic tissue? - ANSWER: Elastosis
Bone on the front of the skull - ANSWER: frontal bone
Bone on the back bottom of the skull - ANSWER: Occipital
Bone in the middle of the head/side of the head - ANSWER: Parental
Bone on the bottom of the skull, jaw area - ANSWER: Temporal
Origin of a muscle - ANSWER: Non-moving muscle that attached to bone
Insertion of a muscle - ANSWER: connection of the muscle to a bone that moves
Belly of a muscle - ANSWER: The middle part of the muscle
Zygomatic bone - ANSWER: cheek bone
, Zygomatic major - ANSWER: Draws angles of mouth upward and backward, as in
laughing (marionette lines)
cervical vertebrae - ANSWER: First 7 bones of the spine
maxillae bone - ANSWER: upper jaw
Mandible - ANSWER: lower jaw
lacrimal bone - ANSWER: Inner eye socket bone
sephenoid bone - ANSWER: joins all of the bones of the cranium together
ethmoid bone - ANSWER: forms part of the posterior portion of the nose, the orbit,
and the floor of the cranium
hyoid bone - ANSWER: a U-shaped bone in the neck that supports the tongue.
Scapula - ANSWER: shoulder blade
How many ribs are there? - ANSWER: 12
Sternum - ANSWER: breastbone
thoracic vertebrae - ANSWER: The spine
What do salivary glands do - ANSWER: Break down food
What's the Pharynx? - ANSWER: throat (passageway for food to the esophagus and
air to the larynx)
small intestine - ANSWER: The part of the digestive system in which most chemical
digestion takes place.
large intestine - ANSWER: Absorbs water and forms feces
excretory system - ANSWER: the system that removes waste from your body and
controls water balance (skin, liver, kidneys)
respiratory system - ANSWER: Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of carbon
dioxide. (Nose, mouth, throat, and lungs)
Larynx - ANSWER: voice box
Trachea - ANSWER: Allows air to pass to and from lungs (wind pipe)
EXAM 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
ATP (adenosine triphosphate) - ANSWER: Cellular process for DNA, or gen action,
respiration, muscle movement, and neurotransmission
Thymus Gland - ANSWER: Signals the development of the immune system, especially
in young people
Humetants - ANSWER: Makes creams thick
Excessive sun exposure causes: - ANSWER: Actinic keratosis
What's applied after a depilatory wax? - ANSWER: Petroleum
Ultrasonic cleaning aka - ANSWER: Cativation
Comfrey root - ANSWER: Helps new skin cell growth and reduces inflammation
Galvanic - ANSWER: Low level direct current
Most common result of skin damage - ANSWER: actinic lentigines (age spots)
Hair phases - ANSWER: Anagen, Canagen, and telogen
Blistering caused by lasers is called - ANSWER: Nikolski sign
What's the Goldman system? - ANSWER: Skin classification that looks at issues such
as burning, tanning, and hyperpigmentation
What is a Proteloytic? - ANSWER: An enzyme/polypeptide
Where cant you do laser hair removal? - ANSWER: Under the eyebrow
Hydrocollator wraps should be heated to these temperatures... - ANSWER: 105, 135,
165, or 185
Reflexology is preformed in what location? - ANSWER: Hands and feet
What's peppermint oil good for - ANSWER: Digestion
What cell connects the upper epidermal tissues? - ANSWER: Desmosomes
,Botox ingredients - ANSWER: Clostridium botulinum
What's the best way to extract essential oils? - ANSWER: Distillation
What does androgen do in teenagers? - ANSWER: Causes the over production of
sebum, aka the start of acne
What measures the resistance of electrical currents? - ANSWER: OHM
What does S.O.A.P stand for? - ANSWER: subjective, objective, assessment, plan
What are coenocytes? - ANSWER: They act as cellular glue in the epidermis
Iontophoresis means - ANSWER: Product penetration
What's salicylic acid known for? - ANSWER: Exfoliation, anti-microbial benefits, and
for being anti-inflammatory
What do microcurrents stimulate? - ANSWER: ATP
Another word for a hair follicle - ANSWER: Philosebaceous unit
what hair phase do lasers target in laser hair removal? - ANSWER: Anagen
Ingredients used in particle microdermabrasion - ANSWER: Aluminum oxide,
corundum, and salt
micro current is sub sensory meaning..... - ANSWER: little to no sensation to the
client
What is the name for the breakdown of elastic tissue? - ANSWER: Elastosis
Bone on the front of the skull - ANSWER: frontal bone
Bone on the back bottom of the skull - ANSWER: Occipital
Bone in the middle of the head/side of the head - ANSWER: Parental
Bone on the bottom of the skull, jaw area - ANSWER: Temporal
Origin of a muscle - ANSWER: Non-moving muscle that attached to bone
Insertion of a muscle - ANSWER: connection of the muscle to a bone that moves
Belly of a muscle - ANSWER: The middle part of the muscle
Zygomatic bone - ANSWER: cheek bone
, Zygomatic major - ANSWER: Draws angles of mouth upward and backward, as in
laughing (marionette lines)
cervical vertebrae - ANSWER: First 7 bones of the spine
maxillae bone - ANSWER: upper jaw
Mandible - ANSWER: lower jaw
lacrimal bone - ANSWER: Inner eye socket bone
sephenoid bone - ANSWER: joins all of the bones of the cranium together
ethmoid bone - ANSWER: forms part of the posterior portion of the nose, the orbit,
and the floor of the cranium
hyoid bone - ANSWER: a U-shaped bone in the neck that supports the tongue.
Scapula - ANSWER: shoulder blade
How many ribs are there? - ANSWER: 12
Sternum - ANSWER: breastbone
thoracic vertebrae - ANSWER: The spine
What do salivary glands do - ANSWER: Break down food
What's the Pharynx? - ANSWER: throat (passageway for food to the esophagus and
air to the larynx)
small intestine - ANSWER: The part of the digestive system in which most chemical
digestion takes place.
large intestine - ANSWER: Absorbs water and forms feces
excretory system - ANSWER: the system that removes waste from your body and
controls water balance (skin, liver, kidneys)
respiratory system - ANSWER: Brings oxygen into the body. Gets rid of carbon
dioxide. (Nose, mouth, throat, and lungs)
Larynx - ANSWER: voice box
Trachea - ANSWER: Allows air to pass to and from lungs (wind pipe)
