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NH 622 Final Exam Ver 1

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The body structure that supplies nourishment to the hair and scalp is the _____.
a.
pituitary gland
c.
lymph node
b.
salivary gland
d.
bloodstream
 

 2. 

The client–stylist procedure that initiates contact is a(n) _____.
a.
conditioning treatment that stimulates or refreshes or relaxes
b.
herbal rinse or protein conditioning for fortification
c.
blowdry using scalp stimulation brushes
d.
relaxing shampoo along with scalp massage
 

 3. 

Which of the following is a factor in helping the body produce healthy hair?
a.
Physical fitness
c.
High-quality shampoo
b.
Stress
d.
Lipid-rich diet
 

 4. 

A tool that is good to use on fine or straight hair and while cutting hair is the _____.
a.
wide-tooth comb
c.
diffuser
b.
pick
d.
finishing comb
 

 5. 

Which of the following is an example of a product that is acceptable for use on natural or textured hair?
a.
Essential oil-free
c.
Nonherbal
b.
Nonbotanical
d.
Free from animal testing
 

 6. 

A natural stylist’s ____ is essential to building trust within clients by helping them relax.
a.
personality
c.
professional knowledge
b.
touch
d.
diplomacy
 

 7. 

Water-binding agents used in moisturizing products are called _____.
a.
keratins
c.
humectants
b.
emollients
d.
sebum
 

 8. 

Which of the following would be part of a style recommended for a client with a heart-shaped face?
a.
Updo
c.
Wispy or partial bangs
b.
Full bangs
d.
Middle part
 

 9. 

When a client chooses a hairstyle, the natural stylist will make sure it complements the client’s _____ structure.
a.
clothing
c.
body
b.
facial
d.
hair
 

 10. 

In _____, married women wore the most intricate hairstyles.
a.
ancient Rome
c.
Europe
b.
ancient Egypt
d.
medieval times
 

 11. 

Coil configuration is determined by the _____.
a.
follicle
c.
keratin
b.
shaft
d.
cortex
 

 12. 

Honey in shampoo acts as a(n) _____ to seal in moisture.
a.
humectant
c.
body builder
b.
emollient
d.
volumizer
 

 13. 

Seborrheic dermatitis is an inflammation of the _____.
a.
scalp
c.
muscles
b.
skin
d.
nails
 

 14. 

_____ foods are processed without chemical food additives.
a.
Organic
c.
Vegetarian
b.
Whole
d.
Fibrous
 

 15. 

Which of the following could be interpreted as a sign of aggressiveness?
a.
Speaking softly
c.
Active listening
b.
Criticism
d.
Blaming coworkers for mistakes
 

 16. 

The starter loc phase last for_____?
a.
1-2 days
c.
3-6 months
b.
12 months
d.
2 years
 

 17. 

The _____ is part of the central nervous system that originates in the brain and extends down to the lower extremities.
a.
spine
c.
vertebra
b.
cranium
d.
spinal cord
 

 18. 

If the cuticle cannot reflect light, hair looks _____.
a.
shiny
c.
oily
b.
dull
d.
dry
 

 19. 

How often should locs be deep conditioned?
a.
2 weeks
c.
once a year
b.
6 weeks
d.
once a season
 

 20. 

Single, box, or individual braids are basic _____ braids.
a.
free-hanging
c.
comb twist
b.
coil twist
d.
loc
 

 21. 

The recommended interval between relaxer touch-ups is _____.
a.
six to eight weeks
c.
two to five months
b.
one to two weeks
d.
six to eight days
 

 22. 

Hair’s ability to stretch then return to its original shape without breaking is called _____.
a.
configuration
c.
elasticity
b.
porosity
d.
texture
 

 23. 

A dramatic method of quickly removing relaxed hair is _____.
a.
protective styling
c.
short transitioning
b.
a series of acid rinses
d.
the big chop
 

 24. 

What are the 4 stages/phases of locs?
a.
Toddler, Teen, Man and Woman
c.
Baby, Teen, Adult and Elder
b.
Running, Walking, Crawling and Scooter
d.
Starter, Budding, Teen, and Mature
 

 25. 

The most effective system for loc grooming is the _____ technique.
a.
brush
c.
flexi-rod
b.
finger-comb
d.
comb
 

 26. 

What does dusting mean?
a.
Finishing a service with talcum powder.
b.
Cleaning hair with a dry shampoo.
c.
Applying a gel-based spray to set textures.
d.
Trimming as little hair as possible.
 

 27. 

The combination of nutrition and pharmaceutical, also known as _____, may be found in dietary supplements.
a.
nutriceuticals
c.
bioceuticals
b.
nutricosmetics
d.
organic chemistry
 

 28. 

_____ are setting tools that should not be used on textured hair, as they cause tension and breakage of individual strands.
a.
Curling irons
c.
Plastic rollers
b.
Flat irons
d.
Sponge rollers
 

 29. 

Which of the following is a result of blowdrying textured hair with a pick nozzle?
a.
Hair becomes softer.
c.
The hair shaft shrinks.
b.
Hair becomes frizzy.
d.
The curl becomes tighter.
 

 30. 

In _____ alopecia, hair loss is temporary; hair may grow back as long as the follicle remains active.
a.
diffuse
c.
totalis
b.
androgenetic
d.
universalis
 

 31. 

How many bones make up the face?
a.
13
c.
5
b.
14
d.
6
 

 32. 

The _____ of textured hair is different from other hair types, which is why it can appear to look drier.
a.
moisture content
c.
curls
b.
cellular structure
d.
sebaceous glands
 

 33. 

Once _____, the client is ready for braiding.
a.
payment has been received
b.
the scalp and hair have been thoroughly cleaned
c.
the hair is wet and pliable
d.
the scalp has been rinsed with a mild antiseptic
 

 34. 

What shampoo is best to use on locs?
a.
Co  Wash
c.
Moisture Shampoo
b.
Cream Rinse
d.
Clear, non- creamy, residue free
 

 35. 

The term used for abnormal hair loss is _____.
a.
balding
c.
alopecia
b.
shedding
d.
dermatitis
 

 36. 

During detangling, how can you tell that very coiled hair has been separated and stretched?
a.
There is noticeable springiness in uncombed sections.
b.
The hair strand is straight.
c.
The strand is shorter.
d.
There is noticeable springiness in combed sections.
 

 37. 

A natural oil with essential fatty acids is _____.
a.
paraffin
c.
glycerin
b.
beeswax
d.
mineral oil
 

 38. 

One principle to practice in order to be successful is to _____.
a.
build your self-esteem
b.
build on your weaknesses
c.
be hard on yourself over mistakes
d.
keep personal and business intermingled
 

 39. 

The flu is caused by _____.
a.
spirilla
c.
diphtheria
b.
bacilli
d.
streptococci
 

 40. 

During the _____ portion of the consultation, the natural stylist will learn the client’s ideal image and style preferences by looking through magazines or any other form of media available.
a.
hair analysis
c.
client form review
b.
scalp analysis
d.
show and tell
 

 41. 

A client with a(n) _____-shaped face may want to consider an updo style that will lengthen the face.
a.
oval
c.
diamond
b.
square
d.
round
 

 42. 

Understanding a client’s _____ history helps the natural stylist determine the appropriate product to use to repair the damaged hair.
a.
dieting
c.
workout
b.
chemical treatment
d.
haircut
 

 43. 

It is very important not to elongate hair ____, as doing so will cause breakage.
a.
at a part
c.
on the crown
b.
at the nape of the neck
d.
at the hairline
 

 44. 

The Budding phase usually last for?
a.
3-4 days
c.
6-12 months
b.
1 year
d.
5 weeks
 

 45. 

A natural stylist may use _____ on a client with an oily scalp.
a.
witch hazel
c.
lanolin
b.
shea butter
d.
eucalyptus
 

 46. 

Small, hollow cheekbones are a trait of a(n) _____-shaped face.
a.
oblong
c.
pear
b.
oval
d.
round
 

 47. 

Which of the following is a physical property of hair?
a.
Volume
c.
Keratinization
b.
Definition
d.
Humidity
 

 48. 

_____ is a technique that works best on clients who have naturally thick hair that is at least five inches long.
a.
Three-strand flat twist
c.
Finger combing
b.
Three-strand braid
d.
Two-strand flat twist
 

 49. 

The recommended interval for shampooing braided hair is _____.
a.
two to three days
c.
three to four weeks
b.
two to three weeks
d.
one to two days
 

 50. 

Natural stylists are nicknamed _____ due to the close relationship they build with their clients to achieve healthy hair.
a.
“hair nurses”
c.
“hair doctors”
b.
“natural guru”
d.
“organic doctors”
 

 51. 

When creating the Afro weave, a _____ holding textured hair is sewn onto a cornrow base.
a.
waft
c.
weft
b.
dreft
d.
wedge
 

 52. 

One significant problem in the 1980s that became a threat to established beauty salons was _____.
a.
lack of braiding regulations
c.
overqualified braiders
b.
overregulation
d.
high taxes
 

 53. 

One of the consequences of defaulting on a student loan is _____.
a.
paying a higher tax rate
c.
garnishing of wages
b.
becoming ineligible to work
d.
becoming eligible for federal aid
 

 54. 

A written safety checklist should _____.
a.
include state regulations
b.
include hazardous material exposure procedures
c.
be updated yearly
d.
address client safety only
 

 55. 

To determine _____, separate the hair at the scalp and look at curl/coil patterns.
a.
follicle strength
c.
natural hair color
b.
scalp condition
d.
hair texture
 

 56. 

A person who is constantly buying hair products is known as a _____.
a.
PJ
c.
SLS
b.
CBL
d.
L.O.I.S.
 

 57. 

_____ is an ingredient that can be found in medicated shampoo.
a.
Rosemary oil
c.
Lanolin
b.
Tea tree oil
d.
Tar
 

 58. 

The study of body functions and activities is called _____.
a.
anatomy
c.
kinetics
b.
physiology
d.
biology
 

 59. 

A true organic shampoo does not contain _____.
a.
black soap
c.
tar
b.
castile soap
d.
surfactants
 

 60. 

A good rule to remember when using thermal irons is that _____ hair cannot stand as much heat as normal hair.
a.
fragile
c.
coarse
b.
thick
d.
oily
 

 61. 

Beauty wellness incorporates _____ with a healthy body and mind.
a.
therapy
c.
aromatherapy
b.
beauty
d.
aesthetics
 

 62. 

Fat, technically known as ______, is a connective tissue.
a.
adipose tissue
c.
lymph
b.
lipid
d.
cellulite
 

 63. 

What does “trichoptilosis” mean?
a.
cradle cap
c.
gray hair
b.
split ends
d.
abnormally developed hair
 

 64. 

If your client is prone to keloidal scarring, have him or her avoid _____ styles.
a.
blunt-cut
c.
braid
b.
close-cut
d.
loc
 

 65. 

_____ is one technique a natural stylist would use to define texture when setting a client’s hair.
a.
Comb through
c.
Three-strand twists
b.
No-twist styling
d.
Bantu knots
 

 66. 

Johnson Products became the first _______ company to be listed on the American Stock Exchange.
a.
American-owned
c.
European-owned
b.
organic
d.
African American-owned
 

 67. 

If braids are small, they probably will be _____.
a.
the easiest to remove
b.
take less time to remove
c.
covered with scalp and dirt residue
d.
minimally subject to scalp and dirt residue
 

 68. 

Natural hair _____ depends on coil configuration and density.
a.
texture
c.
shrinkage
b.
buoyancy
d.
volume
 

 69. 

One product used to reduce braid sediment is _____.
a.
heavy cream shampoos
c.
dandruff shampoos
b.
pomade
d.
clear gel shampoos
 

 70. 

How long should a client expect to undergo long transitioning?
a.
One to two months
c.
Six months to a year
b.
Three to four months
d.
One to two years
 

 71. 

Blood removes _____ and waste from cells.
a.
oxygen
c.
fats
b.
plasma
d.
carbon dioxide
 

 72. 

A pre-shampoo treatment containing _____ should be used on clients with seborrhea, as it is a toxin to the fungus that causes this condition.
a.
rosemary mint oil
c.
soybean oil
b.
lanolin
d.
peanut oil
 

 73. 

When the hair strand’s _____ becomes damaged by chemicals or extreme heat, hair becomes fragile.
a.
cuticle
c.
keratin
b.
protein
d.
matrix
 

 74. 

Which of the following is one reason why people like to wear braided styles?
a.
The style is short-lived.
b.
All the styles available are simple, not intricate.
c.
Health can be restored to the hair shaft.
d.
All styles are made using synthetic hair extensions.
 

 75. 

Overly porous, or _____, hair absorbs excessive amounts of moisture when wet.
a.
hyperphilic
c.
superphilic
b.
hydrophilic
d.
hydrophobic
 

 76. 

A group of body organs acting together creates _____.
a.
a body system
c.
a biosphere
b.
an ecosystem
d.
an integumentary system
 

 77. 

Unchecked split ends eventually form _____ and cannot be combed out.
a.
knot balls
c.
locks
b.
Bantu knots
d.
Nubian knots
 

 78. 

When grooming locs, herbal oils are applied to the scalp and the length of the loc to _____.
a.
set the cylinder
c.
seal in moisture
b.
moisturize
d.
make detangling easier
 

 79. 

Lanolin should be avoided when braiding, as it _____.
a.
makes the strands too slippery and unmanageable
b.
is too expensive
c.
is too messy
d.
attracts dirt and dust
 

 80. 

Decontamination method 2 requires the use of a(n) _____ in the sterilization step.
a.
disinfectant
c.
sanitizer
b.
autoclave
d.
steamer
 

 81. 

One disadvantage of _____ oils is they are not absorbed into the scalp, thus creating a residue.
a.
botanical
c.
synthetic
b.
organic
d.
natural
 

 82. 

When it comes to sculpting braids, it is important for the stylist to _____ the finished product.
a.
photograph
c.
investigate
b.
imagine
d.
visualize
 

 83. 

Fine hair absorbs moisture easily, as it tends to be _____.
a.
porous
c.
dense
b.
thick
d.
resistant
 

 84. 

Which of the following is a fact related to the telogen phase of hair growth?
a.
This phase lasts up to seven years.
b.
The hair begins to lose moisture.
c.
This phase lasts one to two weeks.
d.
The bulb is completely separated from the shaft.
 

 85. 

_____ enter(s) the blood through the inhalation of air.
a.
Oxygen
c.
Water
b.
Carbon dioxide
d.
Gases
 

 86. 

_____ is a staph infection that is resistant to antibiotics.
a.
HPV
c.
SDS
b.
Influenza
d.
MRSA
 

 87. 

If taken care of properly, a braided hairstyle can last _____.
a.
up to three months
c.
up to six months
b.
several hours
d.
one week
 

 88. 

One way to minimize ringworm is to keep the work area and tools _____.
a.
deodorized
c.
clean
b.
covered
d.
cleaned and disinfected
 

 89. 

Using conditioner to shampoo hair is called _____.
a.
big chop
c.
co-washing
b.
cones
d.
plopping
 

 90. 

To stimulate product demand, black-owned companies advertised Afro grooming products by sponsoring _____ such as Soul Train which featured African Americans dancers wearing natural hairstyles.
a.
radio shows
c.
magazine ads
b.
television programs
d.
Internet blogs
 

 91. 

Living protein cells are found in the hair’s _____.
a.
follicle
c.
root
b.
shaft
d.
cuticle
 

 92. 

Which of the following is one reason why a blowdrying service may be provided for textured hair?
a.
It sets the style.
b.
It helps to tighten the wave pattern.
c.
It’s more cost effective compared to a steamer.
d.
It makes the hair manageable for easy combing.
 

 93. 

The final stage of food processing within the body occurs in the _____.
a.
mouth
c.
large intestine
b.
small intestine
d.
stomach
 

 94. 

Knotted hair, which is brittle and has nodular swellings forming along the hair shaft, is technically termed _____.
a.
trichorrhexis nodosa
c.
pityriasis
b.
trichoptilosis
d.
monilethrix
 

 95. 

As you gain time management experience, ____ and the front desk will help you maintain your appointment schedule.
a.
clients
c.
e-mail
b.
alarm clocks
d.
the salon manager
 

 96. 

_____ disinfectants have a very high pH and are a form of formaldehyde.
a.
Hospital
c.
Phenolic
b.
Tuberculocidal
d.
Treponemapallida
 

 97. 

Skin is _____ tissue.
a.
dermal
c.
connective
b.
muscle
d.
epithelial
 

 98. 

What is the name of the phase where natural texture is growing in, replacing relaxed hair?
a.
Shedding
c.
Locking
b.
Transpiring
d.
Transitioning
 

 99. 

Gray hair acquired from aging is called _____ canities.
a.
congenital
c.
hereditary
b.
acquired
d.
hirsuties
 

 100. 

_____ can stimulate muscle tissue.
a.
Infrared light
c.
Nonacidic products
b.
Ultraviolet light
d.
Low-pH products
 



 
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