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66 Cards in this Set
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polarity
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Having two opposite poles, a positive and negative, in an electric current
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the chemical process that completely destroys all microbial life and bacterial spores, leaving a nonporouos surface germ-free
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sterilization
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cleanser
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Used to remove dirt, oils, dead skin cells and makeup from the skin
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capable of destroying bacteria
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bactericidal
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excretory
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system eliminates waste from the body
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main function of this system is to develop immunities to protect the body from disease
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lymphatic
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secretion
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delivers sebum to provide moisture and maintain skins elasticity
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the fatty tissue found beneath the dermis
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subcutaneous
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alternating
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an electrical current that moves in one direction, then changes to move in the opposites direction
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second level of infection control where microorganisms are destroyed to prevent infection
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disinfection
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hyperhidrosis
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condition where an overactive sudoriferous gland creates an over abundance of perspiration
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Unit used to measure the resistance of an electric current
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OHM
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macule
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discoloration, like freckles, that appear on the skins surface
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an inflamed, elevated pimple containing pus
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pustule
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stratum germinativum
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basal cell layer, deepest\innermost layer of epidermis
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verruca
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medical term for wart
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foul smelling perspiration
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bromhidrosis
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galvanic
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constant and direct, low voltage current
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itchy swollen lesion that occurs after an insect bite or allergic reaction, also known as urticaria
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wheal
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absorption
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function of the skin allows products to penetrate the skin, helping the skin to keep its stretch\elasticity
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any material that helps or allows electric current to flow
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conductor
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hirsutism
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condition of excessive hair growth, also known as Hypertrichosis
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system regulates and controls all of the body's activities
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nervous
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sebaceous
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a sac-like duct-gland, attached to hair follicles, that produce sebum
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keeping the body temperature at 98.6 Fahrenheit
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heat regulation
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motor nerve
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movement is produced when this type of nerve carries messages to the brain and\or spinal cord
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cosmetic product used to cover or blend unevenskin tones
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foundation
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vitiligo
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an inherited skin disorder where the loss of pigment producing cells creates smooth, irregularly-shaped white patches
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liver spot
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also known as Chloasma, these elevated, hyperpigmented brown spots are scattered on the hands arms or face
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outermost layer of the dermis, located directly underneath the epidermis
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papillary
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sensory
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nerves help brain recognize touch, cold, heat, sight, hearing, taste, smel, pain and pressure
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alternating current used to produce heat, provide stimulation, and\or relaxation to the skin and scalp
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tesla high frequency current
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infection
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by eliminating or decreasing microorganisms, an antiseptic prevents or reduces
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result of the scraping or scratching of the skins surface or epidermal layer
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excoration
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leukoderma
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disorder where light patches of hypopigmentation are present on the skin
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platelets
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also known as thrombocytes, which are responsible for the clotting of blood
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more serious type of skin cancer than Basal Cell Carcinoma with red, scaly patches or open sores that may crust or bleed
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squamous cell carcinoma
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tuberculosis
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if a salon disinfectant is labeled 'tuberulocidal', it can kill the bacteria that cause
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normal, oily and dry are types of
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skin conditions/types
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excretion
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Process of perspiring and cooling the body to maintain a healthy body temperature
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a clear, slightly yellow fluid located within vessels and filtered by the lymph nodes
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lymph
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stratum spinosum
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layer of the epidermis where cells develop tiny spines that help in binding all cells tightly together
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus in its final stages, where the immune system is destroyed
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AIDS
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contact dermatitis
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an allergic reaction caused through contact with or use of certain product, also known as Dermatitis Venenata |
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a virus that destroys white blood cells, weakening the immune system
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HIV
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nevus
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birthmarks or stains on the skin, also known as
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function of skin that protects it from enemies, such as V rays, bacterial infections, injury, and extreme weather
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protection
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stratum corneum
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outermost layer of the epidermis, also known as the horny layer
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thick-walled, right or left chamber on the bottom half of the heart
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ventricle
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Basal Cell Carcinoma
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most common and the mildest form of skin cancer
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if something is fungicidal, it can destroy
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fungi
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blood
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Common Carotid Arteries are the main source of _____ supply to the face, head and neck
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hepatitis is a bloodborne virus that can cause inflammation of the
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liver
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MRSA
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An infection that starts as small, red bumps on the skin and is resistant to certain antibiotics
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chronic skin disorder, with red inflamed areas on the face, especially the cheeks and nose
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rosacea
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tweezing
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method of hair removal using tweezers
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milia
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commonly found around the eyes, cheeks and\or forehead, these small, white, keratin-filled bumps or cysts have no visible opening
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respiratory system contains the organs that help to process
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air
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temporary hair removal
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shaving, tweezing and waxing are methods of
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a small sac or blister filled with clear fluid
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vesicle
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bulla
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a large blister that contains clear, watery fluid
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able to kill bacteria pseudomonas aeruginosa
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pseudomonocidal
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endocrine
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system has specialized, ductless glands that regulate hormone production
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an underactive sudoriferous gland creates a lack of perspiration, known as
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anhidrosis
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sudoriferous
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sweat gland, which consists of tube-like ducts and helps the body in detoxification, is also known as
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stimulating nerve endings through touch, heat, cold, pressure and pain receptors
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sensation
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