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1. Repetition, word association and mnemonics are useful for ANS strengthening your memory 2.In the middle Ages, the tonsure was worn mostly by ANS Priests
2. The barber-surgeon who is considered the greatest surgeon of the Renais- sance and the father of modern surgery is ANS Ambrosia pare
3. Barbering began to emerge as an independent profession by the ANS nineteenth century
4. in the late 1800s. members of employee organizations were called ANS journey- men barber

6. A.B. Moler is important in the history of barbering because he ANS Published the first barbering textbook
7. The National Educational Council was established in 1925 to standardize barber ANS training
8. the deepest feelings and thoughts you have about yourself and life are your ANS values 9.the applied science of healthful living is called ANS hygiene 10.Improved blood circulation and organ function are two of the benefits of ANS exercise 11.using appropriate footwear, positioning your hands and arms in a particu- lar way, and not bending or twisting your body are all examples of ANS ergonomi- cally correct practices 12.To establish good human relations in the barbershop, it is important to ANS greet clients by name 13.the best way to ascertain your client's expectations of a

service is to ANS Or- ganize your thoughts, clarify the client's wishes, repeat 14.the best form of advertising is ANS clients speaking well of you 15.intrinsic motivation comes from ANS the individual 16.elements of effective goal-setting do not include ANS discarding a goal if is not immediately successful 17.to manage your time efficiently ANS take time out to re-energize 18.a type of bacteria that live on dead matter and do not cause disease is ANS saprophytes 19.Short. rod-shaped bacteria are called ANS Bacilli 20.Bacilli cause ANS tubercuiosis 21.Spirilla cause ANS syphilis 22.the cocci bacteria that cause abscesses, pustules, pimples, and boils are ANS staphylococci 23.When the bloodstream carries bacteria and their toxins to

all parts of the body, the result is a ANS general infection

24.A contagious disease is ANS transmitted from one person to another 25.A barber should not service clients with ANS ringworm 26.when pathogens and their products are absorbed into the bloodstream, the result is a poisoned state called ANS sepsis 27.Ringworm is caused by ANS a fungus 28.Scabies is caused by ANS An animal parasite 29.Stage 1 of HIV infection is characterized by ANS no physical symptoms 30.the body system that specifically defends against infection is the ANS immune system 31.Sanitation is defined as ANS Significantly reducing the number of pathogens on a surface 32.For the optimal level of disinfection, the best choice would be ANS A hospi- tal-level disinfectant

33.Shears or razors can be disinfected with ANS 99% isopropyl alcohol 34.when salt is dissolved in water, the salt is the ANS solute 35.99% isopropyl alcohol ANS is not an EPA-registered disinfectant 36.Towels and other linens should be sanitized after use by ANS washing in hot water with detergent and bleach 37.A Material Safety Data Sheet contains ANS Ingredients, hazards, and other prod- uct information 38.A professional product is ANS sold only to licensed industry professionals 39.After tools are sanitized, they should be stored ANS in a clean, closed container 40.Headrest covers and neck strips must be changed ANS for each client 41.Shops offering chemical and/or nail care ANS invest in air

filtration systems 42.when washing an older client's hair at the Shampoo bowl, cushion the client's neck at the neck rest with ANS A folded towel 43.The process of destroying all living organisms on an object or surface is ANS sterilization 44.An example of an antiseptic is ANS hydrogen peroxide 45.to prepare a 1 ANS 1000 quat solution, mix a gallon of water with ANS 1 1/4 ounce of quat solute 46.the German type of shears ANS does not have a finger brace 47.when the hair is being combed, the shears are ANS held in the palm of the hand holding the comb 48.magnetic clippers ANS use a spring and magnet mechanism 49.For outlining,arching, and design work,the best tool is ANS a trimmer

50.Clipper or trimmer blades should never be adjusted flush to each other because doing so can ANS cause irritations, cut, and ingrown hairs 51.A properly tempered razor has the required ANS degree of hardness

52.with most strops, one side is made of leather and the other of ANS canvas 53.The Russian strop is usually ANS tanned in the Russian method 54.A honed razor is tested by passing it lightly over ANS a moistened thumbnail ... 55.An electrical appliance that produces a high rate of oscillation within glass electrodes for facial and scalp treatments is the ANS high-frequency machine 56.Examples of connective tissue are ANS bones and ligaments

57. The scientific study of bones, their structure, and their functions is called- ANS osteology 58.The connection between two or more skeletal bones is called ANS joint 59.The bones that form the sides and top of the cranium are the

ANS Parietal bones 60.The sides of the head in the ear region are formed by two ANS temporal bones 61.An involuntary muscle that appears in only one place in the body is ANS cardiac muscle 62.The muscle that surrounds the lower part of the lip is the ANS depressor labii inferioris 63.The muscles sometimes called "chewing muscles" are the ANS masseter and temporalis 64.Nerves may be stimulated by light rays, chemicals like certain salts and acids, and ANS Massage, Heat rays, Moist heat 65.The atria are the ANS upper chambers of the heart 66.The blood circulation system that goes from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart is the ANS pulmonary circulation

67.The percentage of the human body that is composed of water is ANS 65 percent 68.For barbering procedures, the best type of water is ANS soft water 69.Alkalis have a pH about 7.0 and ANS soften and swell the hair 70.Acids and alkalis mixed together in equal proportions ANS neutralize each other 71.Chemical reactions that give off heat are called ANS exothermic 72.A substance from which oxygen has been removed is a/an ANS reduced sub- stance 73.Substances that are miscible ANS are easy to mix together 74.Emulsions are held together by an emulsifying agent called a/an ANS surfactant 75.Depilatories remove superfluous hair by ANS Dissolving it at the

skin line 76.Ammonia is a colorless gas composed of ANS hydrogen and nitrogen 77.Electricity ANS Can produce chemical effects 78.Direct current (DC) ANS flows in one direction 79.In electrotherapy, the anode is ANS the positive pole 80.The polarity of an electric current indicates ANS its negative or positive pole 81.An alternating and interrupted current that produces a mechanical reaction with no chemical effect is the ANS Faradic current

82.Healthy skin is ANS elastic 83.the appendages of the skin are ANS nails 84.The outer layer of the epidermis is the ANS stratum corneum 85.The deeper layer of the dermis is the ANS reticular layer 86.The nerves that regulate the excretion of perspiration and the flow of sebum are the ANS secretory nerve fibers 87.The color of the skin depends on melanin and ANS blood supply

88. The nerves connected to the muscles that cause goose bumps are the ANS - motor nerve fibers 89.The functions of the sweat glands includes ANS eliminating waste products 90.Certain chemical preparations can be absorbed into the skin through hair follicles and ANS sweat pores
89. The main functions of the skin are excretion,secretion,

absorption and ANS - sensation 92.Lesions, discolorations, and rashes that a barber may observe on a client's skin are examples of ANS symptoms 93.A papule is ANS a primary skin lesion 94.Some secondary skin lesions are characterized by ANS a collection of material on the skin 95.The hair that sometimes grows in moles ANS none of the above 96.The hypertrophy known as verruca is caused by ANS virus 97.Excessive perspiration may cause a condition called ANS hyperhidrosis 98.Symptoms of squamous cell carcinoma include ANS scaly red papules or nod- ules 99.The lower part of the hair root that covers the dermal papilla is the ANS hair bulb

100. The tiny muscle that causes "goose bumps" when it contracts is the ANS ar- rector pili
101. Liquids can penetrate the hair when swelling raises the ANS cuticle
102. In order to penetrate the hair and reach the cortex, oxidation tints and other chemical hair products must have ANS an alkaline pH
103. The cortex accounts for about ANS 90 percent of the hair's weight
104. As the cells of the hair shaft mature, they fill up with ANS keratin
105. Amino acids are joined end-to-end by ANS peptide bonds
106. Amino acids joined together by end bonds form a ANS polypeptide chain
107. When peptide bonds are broken, they ANS cannot be

formed again

108. The atoms of neighboring cysteine amino acids that are joined together by disulfide bonds are atoms of ANS sulfur
109. Eumelanin in the hair provides ANS brown and black colors
110. During the catagen phase ANS the hair bulb disappears

111. The hair texture that is most likely to be damaged by chemical services is ANS fine
112. The hair's porosity is ANS its ability to hold moisture
113. Androgenic alopecia occurs as a result of all of the following except ANS au- toimmune disorder
114. Minoxidil is a hair loss treatment that ANS is applied to the scalp
115. The head of a surfactant molecule attracts ANS water
116. The tail of a surfactant molecule repels ANS water
117. Surfactant means the same as ANS detergent
118. The surfactant made up almost entirely of quats are ANS cationics
119. Shampoos containing special chemicals or drugs for the treatment of dandruff are ANS therapeutic medicated shampoos

120. One towel under the cape and one towel over the cape should always be used for ANS chemical services
121. In the barbershop, the inclined method of shampooing is ANS used when a standard shampoo bowl is unavailable
122. Good posture at the shampoo bowl includes ANS holding your chin parallel to the floor
123. To perform an appropriate and effective shampoo,the barber must ANS read product labels, perform a hair and scalp analysis, follow the manufacturer's instructions
124. The time to consult with the client about products and any hair and scalp problems is ANS during the client consultation
125. A tight scalp and overactive or underactive oil glands may be corrected with ANS scalp treatments

126. To relax the pores and increase blood circulation in the scalp, use a ANS scalp steamer
127. Products containing alcohol should be applied to the hair or scalp ANS only after high-frequency treatments
128. Corrective hair treatments deal with the ANS hair shaft
129. Factors that contribute to dandruff include ANS lack of hygiene
130. The surfactants made up almost entirely of quats are ANS cationics
131. Mineral buildup in the hair can be effectively by cleansing with ANS clarifying shampoo
132. Chemical compounds that absorb and promote the retention of moisture in the hair are ANS humectants
133. Instant conditioners ANS have a lower pH than the hair

134. When hair is so badly damaged that normal protein conditioners cannot improve it, a product that may be effective is ANS synthetic polymer conditioner
135. Placing a towel or neck strip between the cape and the client's skin ANS pre- vents the cape from touching the client's skin, Maintains barbershop sanitation standards, is in compliance with state barber board laws
136. A shampoo may be unsatisfactory for the client for the any of the follow- ing reasons except ANS brand name of the shampoo
137. Massage manipulations of the scalp should ANS consist of firm rotary move- ments
138. Scalp preparations for dry hair and scalp include ANS moisturizing and emol- lient agents

139. Manipulating an oily scalp is beneficial because it ANS releases hardened sebum from follicles
140. The frontalis is part of the ANS epicranius
141. The occipitalis and frontalis are connected by the ANS aponeurosis
142. Stimulating the nerves causes the muscles to ANS expand and contract
143. Cranial nerves are all connected to a part of the ANS brain surface
144. The sense of smell is controlled by the ANS olfactory nerve
145. Mildly stimulating massage may be performed on ANS normal skin
146. When the head, face, or neck is massaged, pressure should be applied ANS in an upward direction
147. In tapotement, hacking movements are done with the

ANS out edges of the hands

148. In electrotherapy, the device used to apply current to the client's skin is called a/an ANS electrode
149. The effects of high-frequency current are antiseptic and ANS thermal
150. In general electrification, the ANS client holds a metal electrode
151. Anaphoresis is a process that involves ANS a negative pole and an alkaline product
152. The best choice of tonic lotion for mature or sensitive skins is a/an ANS fresh- ener
153. A paraffin wax mask is used with ANS treatment cream, eye pads, gauze
154. Cleansing cream should be removed from the client's

face with ANS a warm, damp towel

155. A client's total exposure to infrared rays should not last longer than ANS 5 minutes

156. in some states, barbers are required during a shaving service to use ANS pro- tective gloves
157. If you cut or nick a client with a razor, pat the area dry and apply ANS styptic powder
158. The face is divided into ANS 14 shaving areas
159. If you have a client with an infection in the beard area, you should ANS not shave the client
160. a beard may be recommended to slim a/an ANS pear- shaped face
161. The styling guidelines for an oblong face are to ANS add height to the top
162. A short neck may be balanced with a haircut that is ANS tapered
163. The temporal section is part of the ANS parietal ridge
164. The occipital bone is located ANS at the base of the skull

165. Two diagonal lines crossed at the apex will point to the ANS four corners
166. Horizontal cutting lines are used to ANS create a one- length look
167. Lifting a hair section about zero degrees, or natural fall, results in ANS eleva- tion
168. In men's haircutting, the elevation most commonly used is ANS 90 degrees
169. Overdirection occurs when the hair is combed ANS away from its natural fall position
170. Removing bulk from the hair is called ANS thinning
171. A technique that is especially useful in creating tapered cuts is the ANS - shear-over-comb technique
172. Tight, curly hair is best cut ANS with the grain