Lets Go Flashcards
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What is electro-coagulation?
Cooking or heating the tissue with a high frequency current, thermolysis method
What bacteria cannot easily be destroyed?
Bacterial Spores
What are the defensive forces against infection of the body?
- White Blood Cells
- Antibodies
- Unbroken skin
Sterilized implements are stored in what container?
Sanitizable, closed container
What substance does the sebaceous glands excrete?
Sebum
What substance does the sudoriferous glands excrete?
- Sweat
- Sudor (waste materials)
How are microorganisms transmitted to the body?
- Mouth (air, food and water)
- Eyes
- Nose
- Breaks in the skin
What is a local infection?
Localized to one area eg. stye
Where does the greatest heating action occur during electrolysis treatment?
At the tip of the needle
How does the galvanic current accomplish hair removal?
Chemical Decomposition (creation of Lye)
How does high frequency (HF) current accomplish hair removal?
Heat through Electro-coagulation or Electro-desiccation
What are the endocrine glands?
Ductless glands of internal secretion
The ability of the body to resist invasion and destroy bacteria is known as what?
Immunity
What is a skin disease caused by a fungus parasite?
Ringworm or Tinea
What chemicals are produced by the galvanic current?
- Sodium Hydroxide (Lye)
- Hydrogen gas
- Chlorine gas
Where is the skin the thickest on the body?
- Palms of the Hands
- Soles of the Feet
Where is the skin the thinnest on the body?
Lips and Eyelids
Where does the hair take its shape, size and direction of growth from?
The Follicle
How does direct current flow?
One direction - From the source, through the client and back to the source
Where is the location of the blood vessels that nourish the hair?
Dermal Papilla
What is the true name for ‘peach fuzz’?
Vellus
What is the common name used for milia?
Whitehead
What organisms produce disease?
Pathogenic
What is the upper lip easily infected by?
Saliva and Perspiration