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NH 622 Final Exam Ver 3

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

 1. 

Fragilitas crinium is the technical term for _____.
a.
balding
c.
hair loss
b.
brittle hair
d.
broken hair strands
 

 2. 

Which of the following is the process that kills spores?
a.
Disinfecting
c.
Sterilization
b.
Cleaning with soap and water
d.
Decontamination
 

 3. 

How long does it take for a bald spot to develop when hair is pulled too tightly?
a.
One to three months
c.
One to three years
b.
Several weeks
d.
One to three weeks
 

 4. 

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

 5. 

_____ products should not be used on braids becauses they block moisture from entering the hair.
a.
Clear gel
c.
Cream-based
b.
Petroleum-based
d.
Wax-based
 

 6. 

The natural stylist can expect to see more ____ hair during shampooing of a client who has worn a braided style for a long time.
a.
matting
c.
thinning
b.
damaged
d.
shedding
 

 7. 

The _____, which is located within the bulb at the base of the hair follicle, provides nourishment to the hair.
a.
hair root
c.
hair shaft
b.
dermal papilla
d.
skin papilla
 

 8. 

During the detangling process, spray each section of hair with a solution that is four parts water to one part _____.
a.
citric acid
c.
tweens
b.
glycerin
d.
cream rinse or oil
 

 9. 

By looking at your client while he or she is talking to you, you are demonstrating that you are _____.
a.
sincere
c.
honest
b.
dedicated
d.
an active listener
 

 10. 

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

 11. 

A diet acutely deficient in protein may contribute to _____.
a.
dandruff
c.
ringworm
b.
alopecia
d.
scabies
 

 12. 

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
 

 13. 

Flat twist-outs are an example of _____.
a.
locs
c.
texture-on-texture styling
b.
texturizing
d.
braid styling
 

 14. 

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

 15. 

Hair cannot be repaired by special shampoo, as the hair shaft:
a.
will eventually regenerate over time.
b.
is not affected by hair products.
c.
is composed of dead sebum.
d.
is composed of dead protein cells.
 

 16. 

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
 

 17. 

_____-shaped faces are wide across the cheekbones but narrow at the forehead and chin.
a.
Diamond
c.
Long
b.
Oval
d.
Round
 

 18. 

Which of the following is one of several guidelines that applies to braiding?
a.
Grab as much hair as possible, even if is fine or broken, to keep the extension taut.
b.
When finished with the braiding portion, always pull the braids back away from the face.
c.
Encourage clients to use rubber bands when putting their hair into a ponytail.
d.
Don’t make the braid too tight when applying an extension to the hairline.
 

 19. 

_____ are the basic unit of all living things.
a.
Organs
c.
Cells
b.
Tissues
d.
Bacteria
 

 20. 

The science of an organism’s structure is called _____.
a.
anatomy
c.
biology
b.
physiology
d.
kinetics
 

 21. 

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
 

 22. 

_____ 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
 

 23. 

_____ hair has a tendency to be brittle due to the limited amount of sebum along the hair follicle.
a.
Wavy
c.
Straight
b.
Curly
d.
Slightly wavy
 

 24. 

A natural stylist may offer _____ services to the client who does not have a history of chemically treated hair.
a.
restoration
c.
preventative
b.
basic shampoo and conditioning
d.
holistic
 

 25. 

Alopecia _____ is the loss of all body hair.
a.
androgenetic
c.
areata
b.
totalis
d.
universalis
 

 26. 

Diseases that spread from one person to another are called _____ diseases.
a.
infectious
b.
communicable or contagious
c.
noncommunicable or noncontagious
d.
inflammatory
 

 27. 

“Baby” hair is a term given to ____ hair, which is short and fine.
a.
terminal
c.
European
b.
vellus
d.
bellus
 

 28. 

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

 29. 

Hair with a _____ coil or curl is easier to groom as it tends to break less during combing.
a.
small
c.
large
b.
medium
d.
very small
 

 30. 

The reproductive system produces _____ that affect skin and hair.
a.
lymph
c.
plasma
b.
hormones
d.
toxins
 

 31. 

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

 32. 

One condition that should not be treated in a salon or school is _____.
a.
head lice
c.
dandruff
b.
alopecia
d.
cradle cap
 

 33. 

Baby shampoos often contain ____, which do not irritate eyes or skin.
a.
antiseptics
c.
ampholytes
b.
moisturizers
d.
glycerins
 

 34. 

The focus of present-day natural hair care clients is to create or define the _____ of their hair texture.
a.
manageability
c.
highlights
b.
curl
d.
smoothness
 

 35. 

Which of the following is a neo-natural goal?
a.
To accomplish and retain shorter hair
b.
To accomplish and retain longer hair
c.
To maintain manageability through organic chemicals
d.
To repair damage with relaxers
 

 36. 

Foods such as salmon and tuna, that are high in _____, add luster to hair and elasticity to the scalp.
a.
omega-3 fatty acids
c.
iron
b.
iodine
d.
calcium
 

 37. 

To create _____, a latch hook and cotton thread are two tools the stylist must have on hand.
a.
locs
c.
the big chop
b.
twist extensions
d.
the crochet weave
 

 38. 

The soft center of the head that is sensitive to touch and motion is called the _____.
a.
crown
c.
bald spot
b.
pate
d.
soft spot
 

 39. 

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
 

 40. 

If the length of the _____ phase can be prolonged, there is a better chance of growing longer hair.
a.
anagen
c.
catogen
b.
resting
d.
telogen
 

 41. 

Germicides that are safe to apply on skin, hair, and scalps are called _____.
a.
disinfectants
c.
sterilizers
b.
decontaminants
d.
antiseptics
 

 42. 

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

 43. 

Effective anti-dandruff products may contain amino acids such as _____.
a.
selenium
c.
jojoba
b.
coltsfoot
d.
cystine
 

 44. 

A double-twist style technique on textured hair creates a _____.
a.
Nubian knot
c.
loc
b.
twist curl
d.
spiral curl
 

 45. 

Bacteria that grow in clusters and form pus are called _____.
a.
staphylococci
c.
pathogenic
b.
streptococci
d.
diplococci
 

 46. 

Decontamination method _____ uses detergent and a nail brush.
a.
1
c.
3
b.
2
d.
4
 

 47. 

A _____ is used to dry hair without using direct heat and without disturbing the finished style.
a.
blowdryer
c.
vent brush
b.
towel
d.
diffuser
 

 48. 

_____ is a scalp disorder that can be helped by applying non-fatty products designed for sensitive skin.
a.
Psoriasis dermatitis
c.
Trichoptilosis
b.
Postpartum alopecia
d.
Seborrheic dermatitis
 

 49. 

The role of the stylist is to help the client select a style that will _____ the client’s positive features.
a.
downplay
c.
negate
b.
camouflage
d.
affirm
 

 50. 

What is another name for the “Adult Phase”?
a.
Contracting Phase
c.
Pre Loc Phase
b.
Shooting Phase
d.
Budding Phase
 

 51. 

The desire to make all efforts perfect, or perfectionism, is considered a(n) ____.
a.
good habit
c.
asset
b.
life skill
d.
bad habit
 

 52. 

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

 53. 

A style with partial bangs that frame the face may be considered with a client who has a(n) _____ -shaped face.
a.
round
c.
diamond
b.
heart
d.
oval
 

 54. 

_____ 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
 

 55. 

Another term for going natural is _____.
a.
neutralizing
c.
demarcation
b.
transitioning
d.
relaxing
 

 56. 

There are _____ types of muscle tissue.
a.
one
c.
four
b.
two
d.
three
 

 57. 

Chemically treated hair that is transitioning to natural will have straight hair ____.
a.
closest to the scalp
c.
furthest from the scalp
b.
in patches around the scalp
d.
only on the back of the scalp
 

 58. 

If your client has a(n)_____-shaped face and wants braids, the braids must not be long.
a.
oval
c.
oblong
b.
square
d.
diamond
 

 59. 

There are three general divisions of hair types: Asian, _____, and African.
a.
American
c.
English
b.
Native American
d.
European
 

 60. 

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

 61. 

Most hair oils come in the form of a(n) _____.
a.
liquid
c.
solid
b.
spray
d.
aerosol
 

 62. 

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

 63. 

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

 64. 

A natural stylist should consider shampoos that contain ____ to use on clients with textured hair.
a.
lipids
c.
emollients
b.
essential fatty acids
d.
synthetic fatty acids
 

 65. 

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

 66. 

Disinfectants used for natural hair care _____.
a.
do not need to be EPA approved
c.
must be nontoxic
b.
can be expensive
d.
have a short shelf life
 

 67. 

One way to add dimension to layered cuts is to _____.
a.
use extensions
c.
enhance the natural spiral curl
b.
use spiral rod sets
d.
create yarn braids
 

 68. 

Those who specialize in locking techniques are called _____.
a.
natural stylists
c.
locticians
b.
braiders
d.
aestheticians
 

 69. 

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

 70. 

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.
 

 71. 

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

 72. 

Learning how to monitor the tone of one’s _____ is a part of personality development.
a.
wardrobe
c.
voice
b.
vocabulary
d.
attitude
 

 73. 

Disinfectants work according to their _____ as long as label instructions are carefully followed.
a.
efficacy claim
c.
advertisements
b.
proficiency claim
d.
TV ads
 

 74. 

Which of the following is just one of the many components of salon wellness?
a.
Dimly lit work areas
c.
Well-lit work areas
b.
Autoclaved restrooms
d.
Label-free containers
 

 75. 

According to the pH scale, a solution that rates less than 6.9 is _____.
a.
acidic
c.
neutral
b.
basic
d.
moisturizing
 

 76. 

Transitional textures occur when a strand of hair has _____.
a.
two textures
c.
become stronger
b.
become weaker
d.
a new curl pattern
 

 77. 

Bacteria are microorganisms that have the characteristics of _____.
a.
vegetables
c.
germs
b.
animals
d.
both vegetables and animals
 

 78. 

What do you do to prevent odor in locs?
a.
Wash everyday
c.
Air dry
b.
Dry thoroughly
d.
Spray perfume
 

 79. 

In miniaturization, which is a condition of the _____, terminal hair is replaced by vellus hair.
a.
scalp
c.
sebaceous gland
b.
hair follicle
d.
hair root
 

 80. 

Which of the following is a habit that can negatively affect your productivity?
a.
Separating personal from professional life
b.
Procrastination
c.
Visualizing success
d.
Finding balance
 

 81. 

Which of the following should be avoided if your client has a damaged hairline?
a.
Updos
c.
Parts along the hairline
b.
Fullness around the face
d.
Curls
 

 82. 

Workplace safety is monitored by _____.
a.
the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
b.
the Department of Labor
c.
the Environmental Protection Agency
d.
state licensing boards
 

 83. 

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
 

 84. 

_____ is the universal solvent.
a.
Acetone
c.
Acid
b.
Protein
d.
Water
 

 85. 

Hair that is cut at one length will look _____.
a.
voluminous
c.
heavy
b.
light
d.
full
 

 86. 

An important procedure required in every state before any service can be performed is _____.
a.
hand washing
b.
disinfecting tools
c.
putting on gloves
d.
reviewing the client’s health disclosure
 

 87. 

A human can become unsusceptible to a specific pathogen through _____.
a.
sterilization
c.
immunization
b.
disinfection
d.
risk management
 

 88. 

Probiotics are _____.
a.
pathogenic bacteria
c.
germs
b.
fungi
d.
nonpathogenic bacteria
 

 89. 

The structure that is a collection of similar cells performing a particular function is a(n) _____.
a.
body system
c.
organ
b.
tissue
d.
organelle
 

 90. 

_____ are extension styles that are worn during the transition from relaxed to natural-textured hair.
a.
Wigs
c.
Locs
b.
Textured styles
d.
Protective styles
 

 91. 

The style that is the result of the big chop is _____.
a.
the teeny weeny Afro
c.
the box braid
b.
the goddess weave
d.
Nubian coils
 

 92. 

Due to the spiral shape of textured hair, it is difficult for sebum to travel along the _____.
a.
follicle
c.
cuticle
b.
root
d.
shaft
 

 93. 

Posture is maintained by the use of _____ muscles.
a.
striated
c.
cardiac
b.
nonstriated
d.
involuntary
 

 94. 

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
 

 95. 

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
 

 96. 

A state board of natural hair styling is an example of a _____ agency.
a.
testing
c.
policing
b.
labor
d.
regulatory
 

 97. 

If your client has _____, recommend a style that will frame the cheekbones.
a.
narrow cheekbones
c.
a narrow chin
b.
a wide forehead
d.
a wide jawline
 

 98. 

A single-strand twist, or _____, is effective on short coily hair.
a.
chubby twist
c.
straw set
b.
comb twist
d.
rod set
 

 99. 

Which of the following are not found in eyelashes?
a.
Pigments
c.
Follicles
b.
Arrector pili muscles
d.
Skin
 

 100. 

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



 
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