A type of pathogenic bacteria that feeds off living organisms while contributing nothing in return is the:

Nonpathogenic bacteria which live on dead matter and do not produce disease are known as:

bacteria cells reproduce by simply dividing in

the most common form of pathogenic bacteria is:

the type of pathogenic bacteria that doesn't show much motility is:

the inactive stage in the life cycle of bacteria is also known as the:

the common cold and flu are caused by:

Hepatitis attacks:

disinfection is one step below sterilization because it does not:

the product that was used in the past but is no longer safe for use in any state is:

A staph infection that appears as a skin condition, becomes systemic, and can easily be spread in the salon as:

A chemical solution used to prevent or retard the growth of bacteria is:

Dispose of any material coming in contact with blood or body fluids in a:

An infection that occurs when bacteria is carried all over the body through the bloodstream is a/an ____________ infection

A set of guidelines that requires you to assume all body fluids are infected with bloodborne pathogens is:

An infection that affects only a small area of the body is called a/an _________ infection

The recommended range of time that implements should be immersed in a disinfectant like quats is:

A type of immunity received through inoculations or after overcoming a disease is:

Transmission of blood or body fluids through contact with an intermediate contaminated object is called:

The process by which bacterial cells reproduce is called:

This type of decontamination significantly REDUCES that number of pathogens found on a surface

This type of decontamination kills all bacteria, pathogenic and nonpathogenic, as well as bacterial spores

What is the shape of bacilli?

What is the shape of cocci?

How does diplococci grow?

How does staphylococci grow?

How does streptococci grow?

Living plant and animal cells are enclosed by the:

The substance of which all living cells are composed of is called:

The scientific study of the bones, their structures, and functions is called:

The portion of the skull that protects the brain is the:

The more fixed attachment of a muscle is called the:

The broad muscle that covers the top of the skull is the:

The front and back parts of the epicranius muscle are connected by a tendon called the:

The largest chief sensory nerve of the face is the:

The chief motor nerve of the face is the:

The skin of the forehead and eyebrows is affected by the:

The study of muscles is called:

Vessels that carry blood back to the heart are called

Blood cells that fight harmful bacteria are called

The brain, eyes, eyelids, and nose are supplied blood by the:

The parietal artery supplies blood to the:

The two bones that form the sides and crown of the cranium are the:

The two bones that make up the shoulder blades are the:

The muscle located at the back of the epicranius, which pulls the scalp backward is the:

The muscles of the ear al begin with:

The muscle of the neck that lowers and rotates the is the:

Examples of epithelial tissue include:

How many bones does the human body contain?

The basic unit of all matter is a/an

Any substance made of two or more elements joined together chemically is a/an

The most abundant chemical is:

When a physical change occurs in a substance, there is:

The pH range of acids is:

What do alkaline solutions do to the hair?

What do acid solutions do to the hair?

All of the chemical changes in the hair take place in the:

The strongest bonds in the cortex that should never be broken are:

The side bonds in the cortex which are broken only by chemicals are:

Chemical reactions that release a significant amount of heat are:

When a substance is combined with oxygen, the process is called:

What can be used as a styptic to stop bleeding?

To avoid damaging artificial nail when removing polish, use a remover that is:

Before applying tips ir acrylics, what product is applied to improve adhesion, remove the remaining natural oil, and dehydrate the nail?

Acrylic nails are created by combining

Where should the first ball of acrylic be placed?

The hardening process in applying acrylic nails is called:

A treatment that forms a protective coating for weak or fragile nails by using a nail-size piece of cloth or paper is:

Nail tips should cover no more than how much of the natural nail plate?

Soften tips before removal by soaking them in:

Never touch a nail after applying

Gloves worn for acrylic services should be made of:

The following are all examples of personal protective equipment that should be worn when doing advanced nail techniques EXCEPT:

A substance that readily transmits electricity is a/an:

A unit of electrical pressure is referred to as a/an:

The term used for measuring the resistance of an electric current is:

The negative or positive state of an electrical current is known as:

The positive electrode of an electrotherapy device is called a/an

An apparatus that conducts the electric current from the machine to the clients skin is called a/an:

A constant and direct current used to produce chemical effects on the tissues and fluids of the body is:

The current that only needs one electrode and is used for its heat producing effects is:

Sunlight is made up mostly of what rays?

All of the following are uses for infrared rays EXCEPT:

A manicure must not be given if the following is present:

Manicuring implements should be sanitized

The disinfectant solution should be changed

The ideal nail shape is:

For ridged and brittle nails, or dry cuticles, recommend:

If your client gets cut, make sure you disinfect reusable implements in:

Where should the foot be grasped when handling it during a pedicure