Skin Quiz 1

Front 1

Nasal Bones

Back 1

Forms the bridge of the nose

Front 2

Zygomatic or malar bones

Back 2

Cheekbones

Front 3

Maxillae

Back 3

Upper Jaw bone

Front 4

Mandible

Back 4

Lower Jawbone largest and strongest bone of the face

Front 5

Frontalis

Back 5

muscle of the scalp that raises the eyebrows and causes the forehead to wrinkle

Front 6

Auricularis

Back 6

Ear Muscle

Front 7

Corrugator muscle

Back 7

muscle that draws the eyebrow down and wrinkles the forehead

Front 8

Orbicularis Oculi Muscle

Back 8

Muscle that enables you to close your eye

Front 9

Buccinator Muscle

Back 9

muscle that expels air between the lips

Front 10

Mentalis

Back 10

muscle that elevates the lower lip wrinkles the skin of the chin

Front 11

Zygomaticus

Back 11

Muscles that enable laughing

Front 12

Fifth Cranial Nerve

Back 12

Contributes to feeling and controls chewing

Front 13

seventh facial cranial nerve

Back 13

Main motor nerve controls movement

Front 14

Esthetician

Back 14

specialist in cleansing, preservation, of health,

Front 15

Melanocytes

Back 15

produces dark skin pigment called melanin protects from UV rays..

Front 16

Keratin

Back 16

a fiber protein that make up hair and nails

Front 17

dermis

Back 17

inner layer of skin called derma or true skin

Front 18

Subcutaneous Tissue

Back 18

fatty layer found below the dermis

Front 19

Collagen

Back 19

protein that gives the skin form and strength

Front 20

Sudoriferous Glands

Back 20

sweat glands

Front 21

Sebaceous Glands
(Sebum)

Back 21

Oil glands.... with the exception of the of the palms and soles, these glands are found in all parts of the body.

Front 22

Functions of the Skin

Back 22

Protection Sensation Heat Regulation, Excretion, Secretion, Asorption

Front 23

Lesion

Back 23

mark on the skin

Front 24

types of Lesions that cosmetologist are concerned with

Back 24

primary and secondary lesions only

Front 25

Papule

Back 25

pimple containing no fluid but may develop pus

Front 26

pustule

Back 26

inflamed pimple containing pus

Front 27

vesicle

Back 27

small blister containing clear fluid lying beneath the epidermis

Front 28

comedones

Back 28

hair follicle filled with keratin and sebum... comedones appear frequently on the face in the t-zone

Front 29

Acne

Back 29

chronic inflammation of the subaceous glands (sweat)

Front 30

hypertrichosis

Back 30

unusual amounts of growth of hair on the body

Front 31

Depilatory

Back 31

temporary removal of hair by dissolving it at the skin

Front 32

Epilator

Back 32

removes hair at the bottom of the follicle Wax (hot or cold) Cold wax is used with out fabric strips.

Front 33

contraindiction

Back 33

condition a client has that may have negative side effects during a facial..

Front 34

Effleurage

Back 34

stroking movement, every massage shuld begin and end with this..forehead face scalp back shoulders neck and chest arms and hands

Front 35

Petrissage

Back 35

kneading movement lifting squeezing with light pressure.. back shoulders and arms

Front 36

Friction

Back 36

deep rubbing movement friction significantly helps circulation

Front 37

Tapotement

Back 37

consists of short tapping quick ... these movments suport toned muscles and give a healthy glow to the area being massaged..

Front 38

Vibration

Back 38

rapid shaking of body part.. highly relaxing... increases blood circulation..

Front 39

Foundation

Back 39

makeup base even out coloring of skin.. conceals dark spots blemishes and other imperfections

Front 40

foundation should be.....

Back 40

close to the clients skin tone as possible, apply to jawline to check