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WD Esthetics State Board Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass What do sudoriferous glands do for the body? Regulate body temperature What is the term for oil gland? Sebaceous gland What layer is fat stored? Subcutaneous Where are the most sebaceous glands in the body? Face and scalp What makes vitiligo worse? Sun What is hypopigmentation Lack of pigmentation What is the PH of distilled water? 7 What prevents solutions from separating? surfactants/emulsifiers What ar...

What do sudoriferous glands do for the body? - Regulate body temperature What is the term for oil gland? - Sebaceous gland What layer is fat stored? - Subcutaneous Where are the most sebaceous glands in the body? - Face and scalp What makes vitiligo worse? - Sun What is hypopigmentation - Lack of pigmentation What is the PH of distilled water? - 7 What prevents solutions from separating? - surfactants/emulsifiers What aromatherapy calms and soothes? - Chamomile What ar...

What do sudoriferous glands do for the body? - Regulate body temperature What is the term for oil gland? - Sebaceous gland What layer is fat stored? - Subcutaneous Where are the most sebaceous glands in the body? - Face and scalp What makes vitiligo worse? - Sun What is hypopigmentation - Lack of pigmentation What is the PH of distilled water? - 7 What prevents solutions from separating? - surfactants/emulsifiers What aromatherapy calms and soothes? - Chamomile What ar...

Humerus Bone Upper arm Occipital Bone Back of head Parietal Bone Sides or crown of head (above occipital) Frontal Bone Forehead Temporal Bone (or Nerve-at temple) Ear region (under parietal) at temple

What do sudoriferous glands do for the body? - Regulate body temperature What is the term for oil gland? - Sebaceous gland What layer is fat stored? - Subcutaneous Where are the most sebaceous glands in the body? - Face and scalp What makes vitiligo worse? - Sun What is hypopigmentation - Lack of pigmentation What is the PH of distilled water? - 7 What prevents solutions from separating? - surfactants/emulsifiers What aromatherapy calms and soothes? - Chamomile What ar...

MED minimal erythemal dose this is used to describe how long it takes to get red from sun exposure. Occlusive Products that reduce TEWL to help hold in moisture and protect the skin'stop barrier layer. TEWL Transepidermal Water Loss, the water loss caused by evaporation of the skin's surface Melanosome Pigment granules of melanocytes that produce melanin in the basal layer Asphyxiated This is caused by lack of oxygen. Happens frequently in smokers. May cause the skin to appear grey...