COSMETOLOGY STATE BOARD SOLUTION
PACK TWO COMPREHENSIVE TEST 2026 FULL
RESPONSES
◉ EPA. Answer: registers all disinfectants
◉ Mycobacterium Fortuitum. Answer: disease in 2000, that caused
skin diseases after pedicures.
◉ TDLR. Answer: state regulatory; oversees license
◉ Clean. Answer: mechanical process; scrubbing
◉ Disinfection. Answer: destroys MOST bacteria, but not bacterial
spores; disinfecting tools
◉ Bacteria. Answer: both plant and animal characteristics;
microorganism- micro size. can enter through the mouth, broken
skin, nose, eyes & ears, and unprotected sex.
◉ Cocci. Answer: round shape bacteria
,◉ Staphylococci. Answer: grows in clusters; boils, pimples. found on
doorknobs, counter tops -shaking hands
◉ Streptococci. Answer: grows in chains; strep throat, blood
poisoning
◉ Diplococci. Answer: pairs; pneumonia
◉ Bacilli. Answer: most common; rod shape bacteria; tetanus,
tuberculosis
◉ Sprilla. Answer: spiral, corkscrew; syphilis, lyme disease, STD
◉ Flagella. Answer: bacteria moves by
◉ Active stage. Answer: grow and reproduce, dark, dirty, damp,
warm
◉ Bacteria divide and create two identical daughter cells by. Answer:
mitosis or binary fission
◉ Inactive stage. Answer: or spore forming stage; coat themselves in
wax-like outer shell and can be blown and not disturbed by heat,
, cold or disinfectants. When conditions are favorable they can
become active again.
◉ MRSA. Answer: methicillin resistant staphylococci aureus - staph
◉ Virus. Answer: submicroorganism that infects and resides in the
cells of organisms and is capable of replication by taking over the
host cells
◉ Bloodborne pathogen. Answer: found in blood
◉ Hepatitis. Answer: bloodborne virus that damages liver
◉ HPV. Answer: human papilloma virus; plantar warts
◉ HIV. Answer: Aids; immune system
◉ Fungi. Answer: plant parasites; mold, yeasts, mildew
◉ Parasites. Answer: organisms that grow, feed, and find shelter on
or in another organism.
PACK TWO COMPREHENSIVE TEST 2026 FULL
RESPONSES
◉ EPA. Answer: registers all disinfectants
◉ Mycobacterium Fortuitum. Answer: disease in 2000, that caused
skin diseases after pedicures.
◉ TDLR. Answer: state regulatory; oversees license
◉ Clean. Answer: mechanical process; scrubbing
◉ Disinfection. Answer: destroys MOST bacteria, but not bacterial
spores; disinfecting tools
◉ Bacteria. Answer: both plant and animal characteristics;
microorganism- micro size. can enter through the mouth, broken
skin, nose, eyes & ears, and unprotected sex.
◉ Cocci. Answer: round shape bacteria
,◉ Staphylococci. Answer: grows in clusters; boils, pimples. found on
doorknobs, counter tops -shaking hands
◉ Streptococci. Answer: grows in chains; strep throat, blood
poisoning
◉ Diplococci. Answer: pairs; pneumonia
◉ Bacilli. Answer: most common; rod shape bacteria; tetanus,
tuberculosis
◉ Sprilla. Answer: spiral, corkscrew; syphilis, lyme disease, STD
◉ Flagella. Answer: bacteria moves by
◉ Active stage. Answer: grow and reproduce, dark, dirty, damp,
warm
◉ Bacteria divide and create two identical daughter cells by. Answer:
mitosis or binary fission
◉ Inactive stage. Answer: or spore forming stage; coat themselves in
wax-like outer shell and can be blown and not disturbed by heat,
, cold or disinfectants. When conditions are favorable they can
become active again.
◉ MRSA. Answer: methicillin resistant staphylococci aureus - staph
◉ Virus. Answer: submicroorganism that infects and resides in the
cells of organisms and is capable of replication by taking over the
host cells
◉ Bloodborne pathogen. Answer: found in blood
◉ Hepatitis. Answer: bloodborne virus that damages liver
◉ HPV. Answer: human papilloma virus; plantar warts
◉ HIV. Answer: Aids; immune system
◉ Fungi. Answer: plant parasites; mold, yeasts, mildew
◉ Parasites. Answer: organisms that grow, feed, and find shelter on
or in another organism.
