DHA Beauty Therapy/Aesthetician Practice Exam

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• Which of the following is NOT a primary purpose of radio frequency treatments?
• Which layer is commonly referred to as the true skin?
• How long should one typically wait to apply makeup after a chemical peel?
• What happens to apocrine gland secretions to produce body odor?
• When conducting a patch test, how long should it be left on the skin?
• What type of makeup is recommended after a chemical peel?
• Which ingredient would be helpful for treating acne-prone skin?
• What are the primary components of the dermis?
• What is Hirsutism?
• What structure covers a cell and maintains its integrity?
• Which component is primarily broken down by TCA peels?
• What is the primary role of the lymphatic system?
• What type of skin would fall under Type I on the Fitzpatrick scale?
• What skin condition is an indication for microdermabrasion?
• Which gland opens into hair follicles and is more active during puberty?
• What is the main composition of the hypodermis?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of lymphatic drainage?
• What can assist in identifying skin fungal issues during an aesthetic treatment?
• Which gland consists of a coiled gland with a duct that connects to the surface of the skin?
• What are capillaries primarily known for?
• Which gland is often referred to as the "master gland" of the endocrine system?
• What does the Fitzpatrick scale assess?
• Which of the following should be applied to the skin prior to the chemical peel?
• What is a common objective of a lifting massage performed after a facial?
• In which areas of the body do apocrine glands typically occur?
• What is the primary purpose of using a vacuum in microdermabrasion?
• How is mitosis best defined?
• Which layer of skin is described as consisting of 25 to 30 cells deep of flattened irregular dead keratinised cells?
• What is enzyme exfoliation primarily known for?
• Which of the following is a neutralizing agent in chemical peels?
• When mixing tint, what is the recommended ratio of tint to hydrogen peroxide?
• What substances are known to deplete blood cells and thin the blood?
• What effect does radio frequency have on collagen?
• What type of microneedling techniques can be used in mesotherapy?
• What is the first step in the trolley setup for a chemical peel?
• Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for microdermabrasion?
• What role do capillaries play in the circulatory system?
• Why is it important to fasten the cape securely on a client?
• What is reflexology primarily concerned with?
• What can excessive bruising and internal bleeding indicate in clients taking anticoagulants?
• What is another commonly used term for skin?
• Which complication can occur as a result of chemical peels?
• Which condition would contraindicate the use of a derma roller treatment?
• What is the total number of bones in the adult human body?
• For which skin conditions are derma rollers primarily indicated?
• To what skin condition is salicylic acid most beneficial?
• Enzyme exfoliators are particularly suitable for which skin type?
• What is the key benefit of neo-collagenesis from chemical peels?
• Which type of cells are primarily responsible for immune response in the body?
• In skin treatments, what is the purpose of hydroquinone?
• What is the primary role of eccrine glands?
• How many main layers is the skin comprised of?
• What is the primary substance produced by melanocytes?
• Which acid is classified under beta hydroxy acids?
• How many layers make up the epidermis?
• Which gland produces perspiration that helps regulate body temperature?
• Which burn type may lead to nerve damage and loss of sensation?
• What could happen if excessive pressure is applied during a massage?
• What function does blood serve in the dermis?
• What is a derma roller primarily used for?
• Which cells are responsible for sweating in the underarm area?
• What characterizes the secretion of apocrine glands compared to eccrine glands?
• What is the type of cell division that occurs in the basal layer of the skin?
• Which of the following is true regarding second-degree burns?
• Which feature is characteristic of the apocrine glands?
• What is the formulation of poly hydroxy acids suitable for?
• At what angle should a treatment bed be arranged for a chemical peel?
• What is the role of Vaseline during a chemical peel?
• What is known as the deepest layer of skin?
• What is a common use of hyaluronic acid in aesthetics?
• What is the typical diameter range of capillaries?
• What are contraindications for microneedling treatments?
• What two types of cells make up the walls of capillaries?
• Is microdermabrasion allowed around the eyes?
• What are the main symptoms of an allergic reaction?
• Which of the following is a function of the eccrine gland?
• What gland is located all over the body except in the lips and sex organs?
• What type of gland secretes a thick, sticky fluid that includes cellular waste and fatty substances?
• What type of treatment does radio frequency involve?
• How many bones are there in the wrist?
• What are peptides composed of?
• What is a common symptom of a psoriasis flare-up?
• What percentage ranges are typically used in chemical peels?
• Why might a client bruise during a waxing treatment?
• Which type of head is commonly used in microdermabrasion treatments?
• Where should the peak of the eyebrow ideally start?
• What are pearl-like spots under the skin commonly known as?
• What are common indications for needling treatments?
• In which condition should mesotherapy be avoided?
• In reflexology, what do the reflex areas on feet and hands correspond to?
• What type of tissue primarily makes up the epidermis?
• What is the primary function of the skin?
• How many bones are there in the lower leg?
• Which organisation is responsible for ensuring the quality control of beauty products?
• What is the first step to take before applying eyelashes?
• What is a possible consequence of pressing too hard during a face massage?
• What is another name for sebaceous cysts?
• What is the primary component that gives skin its color?
• Which chemical compounds are reactive when a client is taking aspirin?
• Which layer of the epidermis is considered the oldest?
• What treatment is known for stimulating and toning facial muscles?
• What type of chemical peel provides controlled tissue injury to the mid reticular dermis?
• What type of exfoliation does microdermabrasion provide?
• In which gland do secretions primarily respond to hormonal control rather than temperature changes?
• What is another name for the stratum germinativum layer?
• Which layer of skin contains melanocytes?
• What should you ensure about the cape when putting it on a client?
• What is a notable effect of enzyme exfoliation?
• What is mesotherapy?
• What are Basophils classified as?
• What is the main effect of a chemical peel?
• What is an important safety measure to take while performing extractions?
• What is the primary benefit of using seaweed in skincare?
• Which type of cells are primarily found inside capillaries?
• What should be done if a client experiences a delayed allergic reaction?
• What is the primary aim of steaming during a facial treatment?
• Which type of gland is primarily involved with the body's response to heat and exercise?
• What is the common purpose of a chemical peel?
• What type of secretion is typically produced by eccrine glands?
• What should be done if a chemical peel solution gets into a client's eyes?
• Which gland secretes melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles?
• How do enzymes in exfoliators affect dead skin cells?
• What is the purpose of performing a lymphatic massage after a facial?
• What type of glands produce hormones in the body?
• How do you perform a patch test?
• Which gland responds to stimulation from the autonomic nervous system?
• Which gland is primarily responsible for responding to changes in temperature such as during a fever?
• During a chemical peel treatment, what should a therapist explain to the client?
• What is a primary benefit of microdermabrasion?
• What is produced by the lymphatic system?
• If too much pressure is applied during an extraction, what could occur?
• Which function is not performed by capillaries?
• Which of the following is an indication for chemical peels?
• Which blood vessels are the smallest in the vascular system?
• What is the first step to take if an allergic reaction occurs during treatment?
• What do capillaries connect in the circulatory system?
• What type of burn is characterized by redness and the absence of blisters?
• What is the process of sterilisation defined as?
• Which component is key to absorbing digested fats in the intestines?
• How should antiseptics be used during mesotherapy?
• What is the recommended distance for a facial steamer from oily skin?
• What substance is responsible for allowing water and oil to mix together?
• Which layer of the skin is responsible for new cell production?
• Which of the following glands is NOT involved in temperature regulation?
• Which agency is responsible for regulating cosmetics in the United States?
• What is the primary function of the apocrine glands?
• What should you do if a client faints during a treatment?
• What action should be taken after removing an allergen during an allergic reaction?
• What concentration of AHA is typically used in a superficial peel?
• What treatment could be applied for a first-degree burn?
• What skin condition can be aggravated by chemical peels?
• Which of the following is a sign of an allergic reaction?
• What is the function of epithelial cells in relation to capillaries?
• What is the primary role of an emulsifier in cosmetic formulations?
• Which gland contains approximately two million secretory units on an adult body?
• What condition should you check for in a client before using a mod leave mask?
• What type of chemical peel is known to penetrate only the epidermis?
• If a client is allergic to pineapple, where should you check for allergen information?
• What does the term "frosting" refer to during a chemical peel?
• How many bones are present in the human foot?
• Which skin condition is characterized by excessive sebum production?
• What is another term for mites commonly found on human skin?
• What is the primary purpose of the Jessner peel?
• What does a blue-yellow color indicate when using a wood lamp?
• What potential side effect can result from using glycolic acid while taking aspirin?
• Which layer of the skin contains sweat and sebaceous glands?
• What is the initial step in responding to a burn?
• What is the primary component of the hypodermis?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of sterilization?
• How do red blood cells travel through capillaries?
• Which acid is typically chosen for acne treatment?
• What is a common sign of inflammation to look out for in clients with allergies?
• What type of facial massage focuses on purifying the skin?
• What ingredients are recommended for a client with oily complexion and dry flaky skin?
• How can one categorize mechanical exfoliation?
• What symptoms indicate an allergic reaction in a client?
• Which gland is not found on the lips or sex organs?
• Which products are commonly used in mesotherapy?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of enzymes in exfoliation products?
• Which gland is considered the major endocrine gland?
• What is microneedling primarily used for?
• Which layer of skin is responsible for skin tone?
• What is the maximum depth allowed for microneedling by beauty therapists?
• What is a potential side effect of microdermabrasion?
• After performing a facial, what type of massage is usually conducted based on the facial's purpose?
• What is the correct definition of coagulation?
• What is the role of amino acids in the skin?
• What term is used to describe colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel?
• What is the most outer layer of the epidermis called?
• Which acid is commonly associated with anti-aging chemical peels?
• What is a contraindication for chemical peels?
• What common skincare component helps in reducing wrinkles?
• Which gland is associated with the formation of body odor when secretions are broken down by bacteria?
• Which of the following is a function of the skin?