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29 Cards in this Set
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0° cut |
Blunt, all one level no elevation |
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Trichology |
Study of hair and diseases and disorders |
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Trichoptilosis |
Split ends |
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Contact |
contagious / communicable infections or diseases transferred from one person to another through |
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3 parts of hair shaft |
cuticle, medulla, cortex |
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3 stages of haor growth |
anagen catagen telogen |
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Anagen phase |
hair growth phase, or produced |
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Bacteria |
One cell microorganism |
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Contamination |
The presence unclean tolls left on a curface |
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Cuticle |
The tough, outer protective covering of hair shaft |
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Decontamination |
Removing infectious material from tools or surface following sanitation and disinfection guidelines |
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Decontamination Method 1 |
Clean with warm soapy water then submurge tools in EPA registered disinfectant |
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Disease |
Bacteria invasion of the body and disrupts normal function of health |
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Laungo Hair |
Soft white downy hair lacking medulla |
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Hair Root |
Consists of 5 main structures |
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Expose Incident |
Coming into contact with infectious items at work |
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Immunity |
The bodt ability to fight against infection and diseases |
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Keratin |
A strong fibrous protein |
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Low Elevation Cut |
Remains close to the head, creating maximum weight within a haircut |
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Non Pathogenic |
Bacteria that are not harmful |
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Parietal Ridge |
Largest curve of the head; separatint the interior fron exterior of head |
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Pathogenis Bacteria |
Bacteria that is harmful and causes disease |
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Pityriasis |
Dandruff |
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Traveling Guideline |
Guidelines that moves as the haircutting progresses, used often when creating layers or graduation |
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Postpartum Alopecia |
Hairloss or baldness after giving birth |
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Sings Of Infections |
Redness, pus, swelling , heat and pain |
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Stationary Guidelines |
Guidelines that dont move |
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Traction Alopecia |
Hairloss through repetive and excessive pulling or stretching |
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Traction Alopecia |
Hairloss from excessive pulling or stretching of the hair |
