Skin

Front 1

Spongy bone between both eye sockets that forms part of the nasal cavity

Back 1

Ethmoid bone

Front 2

Contacts and moves various parts of the body and supports the skeletal system

Back 2

Muscular system

Front 3

Study of muscles-their structure function and diseases

Back 3

Myology

Front 4

Place where a muscle attaches to a non living section of bone

Back 4

Origin

Front 5

The middle part of the muscle

Back 5

Belly

Front 6

Portion of the muscle joined to bone to assist movement

Back 6

Insertion

Front 7

Also known as skeletal muscles are voluntary muscles attached to the bones and are knowingly controlled

Back 7

Striated muscle

Front 8

Involuntary muscle that is smooth and not marked with lines

Back 8

Non-Stiated Muscle

Front 9

Massage technique that involves gliding stroking or circular movements utilizing a light slow consistent motion with either light or no pressure

Back 9

Effleurage

Front 10

Massage technique that involves kneading lifting or grasping movement

Back 10

Petrissage

Front 11

Massage technique that involves deep rubbing rolling or wringing movement applied with pressure forcing one layer of tissue to press against another layer therefore flattening or stretching that tissue

Back 11

Friction

Front 12

Also known as Tapotement

Back 12

Massage technique that involves short light tapping or slipping movements

Front 13

Massage technique that involves the use of the figure to produce a rapid skating movement

Back 13

Vibration

Front 14

Allows product to pent rate the skin to keep it supple and pliable, which helps the skin to retain it's stretch and/or elasticity

Back 14

Absorption

Front 15

Chronic inflammation of the sebaceous gland

Back 15

Acne

Front 16

The final stage of the hiv virus, which destroys the immune system

Back 16

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS):

Front 17

Rare congenital skin disorder characterized by a total or partial lack of melanin in the body

Back 17

Albinism

Front 18

Rapid or interrupted electrical current that switches direction, moving in one direction then changing to the opposite direction

Back 18

Alternating Current (AC):

Front 19

Also known as Amp, is the unit for measuring the strength of an electric current

Back 19

Ampere

Front 20

Lack of perspiration due to an underachieving suboriferous gland

Back 20

Anhidrosis

Front 21

Positive electrode

Back 21

Anode

Front 22

Agent that prevents or reduces infection by eliminating or decreasing the growth of microorganisms; it can be applied safely to the skin to cleanse a superficial wound or assist in the removal of bacteria

Back 22

Antiseptic

Front 23

Thick-walled, tube like vessel that carries blood away from the heart

Back 23

Artery

Front 24

Thick-walled, tube like vessel that carries oxygenated blood away from the heart

Back 24

Artery

Front 25

The thin-walled chambers of the top of the heart and are referred to as the right and/or left atrium

Back 25

Atrium

Front 26

Product or item that is capable of destroying bacteria

Back 26

Bactericidal

Front 27

The most comments and mildest for of skin cancer;it is characterized either as a small red bump with u r face appearance of blood vessels or a 'pearly' nodule with rough texture

Back 27

Basal Cell Carcinoma

Front 28

The middle part of the muscle

Back 28

Belly

Front 29

Nourishing fluid that supplies nutrients ND oxygen, carries away waste products, and protects the body from pathogenic bacteria

Back 29

Blood

Front 30

Infections pathogenic microorganisms that are present in human blood or bodily fluids and can cause dieases in humans; these pathogens include, but are not limited to, hepatitis B virus (HBV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HPV)

Back 30

Blood Pathogen

Front 31

Foul smelling perspiration

Back 31

Bromhidrosis

Front 32

Large blister containing clear, watery fluid

Back 32

Bulla

Front 33

Negative electrode

Back 33

Cathode

Front 34

Also known as liver spots or moth patches, are non-elevated, hyperpigmented, light to dark brown spits and scattered on hands, arms or face

Back 34

Chloasma

Front 35

A 'switch' that automatically shuts off the flow of electricity at the first signs of an overload

Back 35

Circuit Breaker

Front 36

Also known as a panrl, is a device that automatically stops the flow of electricity in a ciircuit

Back 36

Circuit Breaker Box

Front 37

Comprised of the blood vessels, and heart; responsible for moving blood and lymph throughout the body

Back 37

Circulatory System

Front 38

Also known as Whitehead, is a hair folic that is closed, keeping the sebum from being exposed to the environment and oxidizing

Back 38

Closed Comedone

Front 39

Skin lesion containing masses of sedum trapped in the hair folic left:two types of Comedone are open Comedone (blackheads) and closed Comedone (whiteheads)

Back 39

Comedo

Front 40

Main source of blood supply to the face, head and neck

Back 40

Common Carotid Areteries

Front 41

Any material that allows or supports the flow of electric currents from; for example, metal, copper and water are excellent conducted of electriccity

Back 41

Conductor

Front 42

Flow of positive and negative electric currents from a generating source , through a conductor and back to the generating source

Back 42

Complete Electric Current

Front 43

Also known as Pink eye is a common bacterial infection of the eyes that is highly contagious

Back 43

Conjuctivitis

Front 44

Device that switches direct current (DC) to alternating Current (AC)

Back 44

Converter

Front 45

Inflammation of the skin from any cause resulting in a range of symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, or blistering

Back 45

Dermatites

Front 46

Also known as Contact Dermatites is an allergic, reaction caused by the skin sensitivity to the exposure or use of a certain product

Back 46

Dermatites Venenata

Front 47

Study of the skin it's functions structures conditions diseases disorders and treatments

Back 47

Dermatology

Front 48

The underlying or inner layer of skin directly below the epidermis also known as derma corium cutis or true skin

Back 48

Dermis

Front 49

Comprised of the stomach intestines mouth and several glands that digest food and break down into nutrients

Back 49

Digestive System