cosmo 17

If a solution has less Hydroxy atoms than it has Hydrogen atoms, it is a / an: Please choose an answer below. AAlkali BAcid CSuspension DAlkaline

Acid

If a solution has less Hydroxy atoms than it has Hydrogen atoms, it is a / an: Please choose an answer below. AAlkali BAcid CSuspension DSolution

Acid

The nerves that carry impulses towards the brain are known as: Please choose an answer below. AAutonomic nerves BAfferent nerves CEfferent nerves DPeripheral nerves

Afferent nerves

If a solution has more Hydroxy atoms than it has Hydrogen atoms, it is a / an: Please choose an answer below. AAlkali BAcid CSuspension DAlkalizer

Alkali

A common example of a widely used humectant is: Please choose an answer below. APropylene glycol BSorbitol CGlycerin DAll of the above

All of the above

The study that deals with the structures of the body is: Please choose an answer below. ABiology BDermatology CPhysiology DAnatomy

Anatomy

: The blood vessels carrying blood away from the heart and out towards the body: Please choose an answer below. APulmonarys BVeins CCapillaries DArteries

Arteries

Involuntary muscles (heart, lungs, etc.) are controlled by what nervous system? Please choose an answer below. AAutomatic BAutonomic CSympathetic DMixed nervous system

Autonomic

Another term for an alkaline is a: Please choose an answer below. AAcid BBase CPrion DCompound

Base

Osteology refers to the study of: Please choose an answer below. AMuscles BEyes CHair DBones

Bones

In a waxing procedure, the cooled / hardened wax should be removed: Please choose an answer below. AIn same direction as hair growth BRapidly CIn the opposite direction of hair growth DBoth B and C

Both B and C

The brain and spinal cord are part of what nervous system? Please choose an answer below. ASensory / Afferent BMotor / Efferent CCentral DCerebral

Central

Another name for the Zygomatic or Malar bone is the: Please choose an answer below. AJaw bone BCheek bone CBreast bone DHyoid bone

Cheek bone

A vinegar rinse will remove residual soap from the hair's cuticle and: Please choose an answer below. AOpen it and add body BClose it and add shine / luster CClose it and make it look dull DWill have different effect on different hair

Close it and add shine / luster

An acid rinse can be used to do which of the following: Please choose an answer below. AOpen the cuticle and add volume BClose the cuticle and add shine CClose the cuticle to add volume DWill have different effect on different hair

Close the cuticle and add shine

An oxidizing solution might contain all the following except: Please choose an answer below. ASodium hydroxide BH2O2 CConditioners DH2O

Conditioners

Common salon emulsions include: Please choose an answer below. AHydrogen Peroxide BConditioners CBleach DHair color

Conditioners

Common salon emulsions include: Please choose an answer below. AH2O2 BCreams CBleach DH2O

Creams

Which of the following is not a section of a muscle: Please choose an answer below. ABelly BDistal COrigin DInsertion

Distal

If the cuticle of the hair is open, this will create what effect? Please choose an answer below. ATangles BDull CShiny DLifeless and without body

Dull

Nerves that carry impulses away from the brain to the targeted muscles are known as: Please choose an answer below. AAutonomic nerves BPeripheral nerves CEfferent nerves DSensory nerves

Efferent nerves

Another name for a "binder" holding two or more immiscible substances together: Please choose an answer below. ASolution BSolute CColloid DEmulsifier

Emulsifier

A mixture of two or more immiscible substances, joined together with the aid of a binder: Please choose an answer below. AMixture BColloid CEmulsion DSuspension

Emulsion

On which part of your cutting shears does your little finger rest? Please choose an answer below. APivot Screw BTang CBlade DFinger brace/guard

Finger brace/guard

The growth pattern of hair is determined in the: Please choose an answer below. APapilla BRoot CFollicle DBulb

Follicle

A commonly used ingredient in skin care products used to moisturize the skin is: Please choose an answer below. ASodium BBenzene CCoal tar DGlycerin

Glycerin

The portion of the muscle furthest from the "Fixed" attachment / bone, is the: Please choose an answer below. ABelly BZygomaticus COrigin or Proximal DInsertion or Distal

Insertion or Distal

Myology is the study of: Please choose an answer below. ASelfishness BAncient belief systems CHearing DMuscles and muscle tissue

Muscles and muscle tissue

Alkaline waves should be applied with: Please choose an answer below. AExothermic heat BEndothermic heat CNo heat DAll of the above

No heat

Involuntary muscles are also referred to as: Please choose an answer below. ANon-striated BStriated CCardiac DPulmonary

Non-striated

Two or more types of tissues working together to perform a specialized function: Please choose an answer below. AOrgan BTissue CZygomaticus DAutonomic tissues

Organ

The fixed / non-movable attachment of a muscle is called: Please choose an answer below. ATendon BInsertion CMuscle band DOrigin

Origin

The fixed attachment of a muscle is called: Please choose an answer below. ATendon BInsertion CMuscle band DOrigin

Origin

The portion of the muscle attached to the bone (known as the "Fixed" attachment): Please choose an answer below. ABelly BZygomaticus COrigin or Proximal DInsertion

Origin or Proximal

The study that deals with the functions of the body is: Please choose an answer below. ABiology BDermatology CPhysiology DAnatomy

Physiology

Dry and/or flakydandruff is known as: Please choose an answer below. APityriasis BPityriasis capitis simplex CPityriasis dermatitus DPityriasis steatoidas

Pityriasis capitis simplex

Greasy / waxy dandruff is known as: Please choose an answer below. APityriasis BPityriasis capitis simplex CPityriasis dermatitus DPityriasis steatoidas

Pityriasis steatoidas

: If the cuticle of the hair is closed, what effect will this create? Please choose an answer below. ATangles BDull CShiny DLifeless and without body

Shiny

What effect does acid have on the hair? Please choose an answer below. ASoften and swell BShrink and harden CSoften and shrink DShrink and swell

Shrink and harden

A substance which dissolves another substance is referred to as a / an: Please choose an answer below. ASolution BSuspension CEmulsion DSolvent

Solvent

Voluntary muscles are also referred to as: Please choose an answer below. ANon-striated BStriated CCardiac DPulmonary

Striated

A humectant might best be described as: Please choose an answer below. AA substance that repels moisture BSubstance that attracts and absorbs water CA sudsing agent used in shampoos DA degreasing agent

Substance that attracts and absorbs water

On which part of your razor does your little finger rest? Please choose an answer below. APivot Screw BTang CBlade DFinger brace/guard

Tang

The term "solute" refers to: Please choose an answer below. AThe dissolved substance BThe substance acting as the dissolver CEither A or B DNone of the above

The dissolved substance

Hypertrichosis and Hirsutism both describe a condition of superfluous hair wherein: Please choose an answer below. AThere is minimal growth of unwanted hair BThere is unwanted hair growth CThere is no hair growth / alopecia DThere is excessive growth of unwanted hair

There is excessive growth of unwanted hair

: Two or more cells working together to perform a specialized function: Please choose an answer below. ATissue BDaughter cells CPrions DMalar cells

Tissue

A perm rod is also known as a: Please choose an answer below. ARasp BCurette CTool DNone of the above

Tool

Which of the following products are acids? Please choose an answer below. AAmmonium thioglycolate BSodium hydroxide CVinegar DSodium hypochlorite

Vinegar

The concentration of Hydrogen ions in a solution, suspension, or emulsion is called: Please choose an answer below. ApH BCO2 CNaCl DH2O

pH