UTAH MASTER ESTHETICIAN WRITTEN EXAM ACTUAL
EXAM 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
Define Ayruveda - ANSWER: An ancient Indian approach to skincare, science of life.
Define OHM - ANSWER: The unit of electrical resistance
What is the skeletal structure that protects heart, lungs, and internal organs? -
ANSWER: Thorax
Difference in men's facial? - ANSWER: Direction of hair growth.
Define VOLT - ANSWER: The base unit of potential electrical resistance
The measurment of potential electrical force
What is Keratosis? - ANSWER: A skin condition marked by a horny growth. (An
overgrowth of dead skin cells)
What are the 11 body systems? - ANSWER: Skeletal Intgumentary Circulatory
Respitory Endocrine Muscular Immune Nervious Digestive Excratory Reproductive
What peel does the coagulation of protein in the skin cause the skin to frost? -
ANSWER: TCA and Jessner
What is applied after a depilatory wax? - ANSWER: Petroleum
With laser, which hair color isn't effective? - ANSWER: Gray
What are enzymes? - ANSWER: Proteolytic (protein dissolving)
Which is stronger sterilization or disinfection - ANSWER: Sterilization
Define Dermal Scattering. - ANSWER: Where doing laser, the epidermis separates
from the dermis. (The change that occurs between the lairs spot size at the surface
of the skin & the spot size deeper in the tissue.)
What massage movement do you use to apply moisturizer? - ANSWER: Effleurage
How should wax be applied? - ANSWER: At a 45 degree angle.
What is endermologie? - ANSWER: Cellulite Treatment. Used before and after
liposuction for best results.
,What is a circuit? - ANSWER: The pathway of an electric current.
Define Micropigmentation. What is it used for? - ANSWER: Permanent cosmetics.
Used for tattooing eye lines, lip liner, eye brows, etc.
What is the main purpose of a cotton compresses? - ANSWER: Mask Removal.
What is a microsponge? - ANSWER: Specialized delivery system. Also called a vehicle
Microdermabrasion machines use diamond tip, aluminum corundum, and what? -
ANSWER: Aluminum oxide Crystals---also known as corundum (not very commonly---
salt, or sodium bicarbonate).
What is the main purpose of body wraps? - ANSWER: To detoxify
What regulates the strength of an electric currant? - ANSWER: A circuit breaker
What is natural immunity? - ANSWER: Your bodies natural defense to foreign
invaders. You are born with the immunity.
What is the most common skin cancer? - ANSWER: Basal Cell Carcinoma
Which ingredient does not require specifics in cosmetic labeling? - ANSWER:
Fragrance
Define pityriasis rosaca. - ANSWER: Red Patches of skin that may be round or oval.
Pityriasis roseca is believed to be caused by a virus. It occurs most often in the fall
and spring. Although pityriasis roseca may occur in more than one person in a
household at a time, it is not thought to spread from one person to another.
Know what Neutrons, Protons, and Electrons are. - ANSWER: Neutrons are neutrally
charged, Protons are positive charged, and Electrons are negatively charged.
Where does the skin get it's main source of nutrients? - ANSWER: The Blood
What does the FDA define cosmetics as? - ANSWER: For cleasing, Beautifying and
promoting attractiveness
How long do you have to wait for a Restylane injection after microdermabrasion? -
ANSWER: 1-2 days.
How long do you have to wait for a microdermabrasion treatment after Restylane
injections? - ANSWER: 2 weeks
What laser does laser resurfacing? - ANSWER: CO2 or Erbium
What is a histamine? - ANSWER: Histamines trigger the inflammatory response.
, what is the medical term for cluster of boils? - ANSWER: Carbuncle
What muscle would be massaged during a facial massage? - ANSWER: The platysma
What is the Pilosebaceous unit referred to as? - ANSWER: Hair follicle
What are conductors and insulators? - ANSWER: Conductors let electricity pass
through while insulators keep electricity from moving.
What are Melanosomes? - ANSWER: Small granuals filled with melanin.
Manufactured by melanocytes.
What is a retinoic acid? - ANSWER: Vitamin A
Define Electroyisis - ANSWER: Only permanent hair removal. Very tedious and
painful. One by one, each hair follicle is destroyed.
What is photothermolysis? - ANSWER: When a laser light is used to remove hair with
heat. Selective photothermolysis is the key to success in laser tattoo removal and
other cosmetic laser procedures.
What is the most stimulation massage movement? - ANSWER: Tapotement
Why is it important to let the client rest after a body treatment? - ANSWER: Resting
regains equilibrium
What are Restylane injections made of? - ANSWER: Hylauronic Acid
Whom cannot receive high frequency? - ANSWER: People with pacemakers
What is OSHA? - ANSWER: They Regulate saftey in the workplace. Occupational
Safety and Health Administration
Define sudoriferous glands. - ANSWER: They are sweat glands; there are two kinds
one is the eccrine sudoriferous glands and another one is apocrine sudoriferous
glands.
What is scabies caused by? - ANSWER: Parasites, itch-mites
What is pathogenic? - ANSWER: Disease causing bacteria.
Define peptides. - ANSWER: Peptides are short polymers of amino acids linked by
peptide bonds.
What is Cushings disease? - ANSWER: Disease of the adrenal gland where it produces
too much hydro-cortisone.
EXAM 300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
Define Ayruveda - ANSWER: An ancient Indian approach to skincare, science of life.
Define OHM - ANSWER: The unit of electrical resistance
What is the skeletal structure that protects heart, lungs, and internal organs? -
ANSWER: Thorax
Difference in men's facial? - ANSWER: Direction of hair growth.
Define VOLT - ANSWER: The base unit of potential electrical resistance
The measurment of potential electrical force
What is Keratosis? - ANSWER: A skin condition marked by a horny growth. (An
overgrowth of dead skin cells)
What are the 11 body systems? - ANSWER: Skeletal Intgumentary Circulatory
Respitory Endocrine Muscular Immune Nervious Digestive Excratory Reproductive
What peel does the coagulation of protein in the skin cause the skin to frost? -
ANSWER: TCA and Jessner
What is applied after a depilatory wax? - ANSWER: Petroleum
With laser, which hair color isn't effective? - ANSWER: Gray
What are enzymes? - ANSWER: Proteolytic (protein dissolving)
Which is stronger sterilization or disinfection - ANSWER: Sterilization
Define Dermal Scattering. - ANSWER: Where doing laser, the epidermis separates
from the dermis. (The change that occurs between the lairs spot size at the surface
of the skin & the spot size deeper in the tissue.)
What massage movement do you use to apply moisturizer? - ANSWER: Effleurage
How should wax be applied? - ANSWER: At a 45 degree angle.
What is endermologie? - ANSWER: Cellulite Treatment. Used before and after
liposuction for best results.
,What is a circuit? - ANSWER: The pathway of an electric current.
Define Micropigmentation. What is it used for? - ANSWER: Permanent cosmetics.
Used for tattooing eye lines, lip liner, eye brows, etc.
What is the main purpose of a cotton compresses? - ANSWER: Mask Removal.
What is a microsponge? - ANSWER: Specialized delivery system. Also called a vehicle
Microdermabrasion machines use diamond tip, aluminum corundum, and what? -
ANSWER: Aluminum oxide Crystals---also known as corundum (not very commonly---
salt, or sodium bicarbonate).
What is the main purpose of body wraps? - ANSWER: To detoxify
What regulates the strength of an electric currant? - ANSWER: A circuit breaker
What is natural immunity? - ANSWER: Your bodies natural defense to foreign
invaders. You are born with the immunity.
What is the most common skin cancer? - ANSWER: Basal Cell Carcinoma
Which ingredient does not require specifics in cosmetic labeling? - ANSWER:
Fragrance
Define pityriasis rosaca. - ANSWER: Red Patches of skin that may be round or oval.
Pityriasis roseca is believed to be caused by a virus. It occurs most often in the fall
and spring. Although pityriasis roseca may occur in more than one person in a
household at a time, it is not thought to spread from one person to another.
Know what Neutrons, Protons, and Electrons are. - ANSWER: Neutrons are neutrally
charged, Protons are positive charged, and Electrons are negatively charged.
Where does the skin get it's main source of nutrients? - ANSWER: The Blood
What does the FDA define cosmetics as? - ANSWER: For cleasing, Beautifying and
promoting attractiveness
How long do you have to wait for a Restylane injection after microdermabrasion? -
ANSWER: 1-2 days.
How long do you have to wait for a microdermabrasion treatment after Restylane
injections? - ANSWER: 2 weeks
What laser does laser resurfacing? - ANSWER: CO2 or Erbium
What is a histamine? - ANSWER: Histamines trigger the inflammatory response.
, what is the medical term for cluster of boils? - ANSWER: Carbuncle
What muscle would be massaged during a facial massage? - ANSWER: The platysma
What is the Pilosebaceous unit referred to as? - ANSWER: Hair follicle
What are conductors and insulators? - ANSWER: Conductors let electricity pass
through while insulators keep electricity from moving.
What are Melanosomes? - ANSWER: Small granuals filled with melanin.
Manufactured by melanocytes.
What is a retinoic acid? - ANSWER: Vitamin A
Define Electroyisis - ANSWER: Only permanent hair removal. Very tedious and
painful. One by one, each hair follicle is destroyed.
What is photothermolysis? - ANSWER: When a laser light is used to remove hair with
heat. Selective photothermolysis is the key to success in laser tattoo removal and
other cosmetic laser procedures.
What is the most stimulation massage movement? - ANSWER: Tapotement
Why is it important to let the client rest after a body treatment? - ANSWER: Resting
regains equilibrium
What are Restylane injections made of? - ANSWER: Hylauronic Acid
Whom cannot receive high frequency? - ANSWER: People with pacemakers
What is OSHA? - ANSWER: They Regulate saftey in the workplace. Occupational
Safety and Health Administration
Define sudoriferous glands. - ANSWER: They are sweat glands; there are two kinds
one is the eccrine sudoriferous glands and another one is apocrine sudoriferous
glands.
What is scabies caused by? - ANSWER: Parasites, itch-mites
What is pathogenic? - ANSWER: Disease causing bacteria.
Define peptides. - ANSWER: Peptides are short polymers of amino acids linked by
peptide bonds.
What is Cushings disease? - ANSWER: Disease of the adrenal gland where it produces
too much hydro-cortisone.
