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L2 Beauty Revision A&P Part 2Versión en línea L2 Beauty A&P Part 2. Questions 41-81. Please also complete Part 1 of this revision test as there may be more than 80 questions in the actual test. Please allow 42 minutes for this test. por Gulnaz Rafiq 1 What is the definition of terminal hair? a Fine, soft, downy hair b Soft hair lacking pigmentation c Deep-rooted, coarse, pigmented hair d Soft pigmented hair 2 What is produced during the anagen phase of hair growth to give hair its colour? a Sebum b Collagen c Melanin d Elastin 3 What is the inner root sheath made up of? a Connective tissue sheath, vitreous membrane, Henle’s layer b Henle’s layer, Huxley’s layer, cuticle layer c Dermal papilla, medulla, cortex d Cortex, medulla, vitreous membrane 4 What is the catagen phase of hair growth known as? a The growing phase b The intermediate phase c The shedding phase d The pigmentation phase 5 Which of the following is found in the hair? a Keratin b Elastin c Mast cells d Fibroblasts 6 Which part of the hair contains melanin? a The cuticle b The medulla c The papilla d The cortex 7 Vellus hair is: a Dark in colour b Coarse c Pale in colour d Over 2 centimetres in length 8 In what stage of growth would a clubbed hair usually be? a Anagen b Resting c Telogen d Catagen 9 Which of the following is considered to be the resting stage of the hair cycle? a Early anagen b Catagen c Telogen d Anagen 10 What parts of the face do the submental lymph nodes drain? a Nose, eyelids, ears b Back of scalp and upper neck c Chin and lower lip d Eyelids, nose and skin of the face 11 Which of the following is a function of a lymphatic node? a To produce subcutaneous tissue b To remove and destroy harmful micro-organisms c To produce endothelial and elastic tissue d To produce blood plasma 12 What is the function of lymph? a It transports excess waste away from the tissues b It transports excess waste to the tissues c It adds erythrocytes to the blood d It adds lymph nodes to the blood 13 What is the function of thrombocytes? a To produce mineral salts b To transport oxygen as oxyhaemoglobin c To form elastin d To clot blood 14 What is the function of an erythrocyte? a To fight infection b To transport oxygen as oxyhaemoglobin c To clot blood d To transport hormones 15 Which of the following is an artery that can be found in the arm? a Radial b Femoral c Cephalic d External Iliac 16 Which of the following is a vein of the leg? a Saphenous b Axillary c Cephalic d Subclavian 17 What of the following is a vein found in the lower arm? a Femoral b Popliteal c Brachial d Tibal 18 Which of the following veins is found in the lower arm? a Tibial b Peroneal c Radial d Cephalic 19 What is the nail wall? a The area where the new nail plate is formed b The skin that overlaps the nail plate for protection c The skin that forms a seal between the nail plate and the matrix d The skin that forms the seal between the free edge and the nail plate 20 Where are new nail cells formed? a In the nail plate b In the matrix c In the cuticle d In the nail walls 21 What is the nail bed supplied with? a Lymph nodes b Bone c Blood vessels d Muscle fibres 22 Which of the following forms the visible part of the matrix? a The cuticle b The lunula c The mantle d The nail grooves 23 On average, how long does a fingernail take to grow from the matrix to the free edge? a Between one and two months b Between two and three months c Between four and six months d Between seven and nine months 24 Which part of the nail acts as a watertight seal? a The cuticle b The lunula c The matrix d The hyponychium 25 What is the cuticle? a The portion of the nail that extends beyond the nail plate b A small passage in the nail containing a nerve c The name given to the epidermis around the base of the nail plate protecting the matrix d The area under the nail plate 26 Loss of skin tone and wrinkling associated with ageing is normally the result of which of the following? a Lack of sleep b Diet and exercise c Dehydration d Sun damage 27 Which of the following can cause broken capillaries? a Sleep b UV damage c Oily skin d Light exercise 28 How can vitiligo be recognised? a By white patches of skin b By yellow patches of skin c By red patches of skin d By brown patches of skin 29 Which of the following is a characteristic of albinism? a Complete lack of melanocytes b A large area of dilated capillaries c Dark patches of pigment d Excessive itching 30 How would you recognise chloasma? a Brown patches of skin b White patches of skin c Red patches of skin d Yellow patches of skin 31 What are the characteristics of sensitive skin? a Dehydrated with a dull appearance b Fine texture with a tendency towards broken capillaries c Thick with pigmentation spots d Oily with a sallow appearance 32 Skin with broken capillaries would be identified by: a White patches b Pigmentation abnormalities c Papules and pustules d High colour 33 Which of the following is a characteristic of acne rosacea? a Erythema b Comedones c Milia d Blisters 34 Which of the following would be classed as a 'topical' cause of hair growth? a Hair growth that is caused by the continuous stimulation of a particular area of the skin b Hair growth that is caused by a condition that is present from birth c Hair growth that occurs during puberty d Hair growth that occurs as a result of pregnancy 35 Which body system is responsible for systemic factors affecting hair growth? a Nervous system b Respiratory system c Lymphatic system d Endocrine system 36 What may sallow skin be indicative of? a Sensitive skin b Dry skin c Oily skin d Normal skin 37 The helix is composed of: a Fatty tissue with no cartilage b Fibrous tissue with no cartilage c Hollow tissue d Cartilage 38 What type of tissue does the lobule consist of? a Fibrous and fatty tissue b Fibrous tissue only c Fatty tissue only d Yellow elastic tissue 39 The part of the ear that comprises of the helix and the lobule is called? a Pinna b Inner ear c The inner canal d The outer canal 40 Which part of the ear is considered most suitable for piercing? a The inner ear b The helix c The ear canal d The lobule

L2 Beauty Revision A&P Part 2Versión en línea

L2 Beauty A&P Part 2. Questions 41-81. Please also complete Part 1 of this revision test as there may be more than 80 questions in the actual test. Please allow 42 minutes for this test.

por Gulnaz Rafiq

What is the definition of terminal hair?

Fine, soft, downy hair

Soft hair lacking pigmentation

Deep-rooted, coarse, pigmented hair

Soft pigmented hair

What is produced during the anagen phase of hair growth to give hair its colour?

Sebum

Collagen

Melanin

Elastin

What is the inner root sheath made up of?

Connective tissue sheath, vitreous membrane, Henle’s layer

Henle’s layer, Huxley’s layer, cuticle layer

Dermal papilla, medulla, cortex

Cortex, medulla, vitreous membrane

What is the catagen phase of hair growth known as?

The growing phase

The intermediate phase

The shedding phase

The pigmentation phase

Which of the following is found in the hair?

Keratin

Elastin

Mast cells

Fibroblasts

Which part of the hair contains melanin?

The cuticle

The medulla

The papilla

The cortex

Vellus hair is:

Dark in colour

Coarse

Pale in colour

Over 2 centimetres in length

In what stage of growth would a clubbed hair usually be?

Anagen

Resting

Telogen

Catagen

Which of the following is considered to be the resting stage of the hair cycle?

Early anagen

Catagen

Telogen

Anagen

What parts of the face do the submental lymph nodes drain?

Nose, eyelids, ears

Back of scalp and upper neck

Chin and lower lip

Eyelids, nose and skin of the face

Which of the following is a function of a lymphatic node?

To produce subcutaneous tissue

To remove and destroy harmful micro-organisms

To produce endothelial and elastic tissue

To produce blood plasma

What is the function of lymph?

It transports excess waste away from the tissues

It transports excess waste to the tissues

It adds erythrocytes to the blood

It adds lymph nodes to the blood

What is the function of thrombocytes?

To produce mineral salts

To transport oxygen as oxyhaemoglobin

To form elastin

To clot blood

What is the function of an erythrocyte?

To fight infection

To transport oxygen as oxyhaemoglobin

To clot blood

To transport hormones

Which of the following is an artery that can be found in the arm?

Radial

Femoral

Cephalic

External Iliac

Which of the following is a vein of the leg?

Saphenous

Axillary

Cephalic

Subclavian

What of the following is a vein found in the lower arm?

Femoral

Popliteal

Brachial

Tibal

Which of the following veins is found in the lower arm?

Tibial

Peroneal

Radial

Cephalic

What is the nail wall?

The area where the new nail plate is formed

The skin that overlaps the nail plate for protection

The skin that forms a seal between the nail plate and the matrix

The skin that forms the seal between the free edge and the nail plate

Where are new nail cells formed?

In the nail plate

In the matrix

In the cuticle

In the nail walls

What is the nail bed supplied with?

Lymph nodes

Bone

Blood vessels

Muscle fibres

Which of the following forms the visible part of the matrix?

The cuticle

The lunula

The mantle

The nail grooves

On average, how long does a fingernail take to grow from the matrix to the free edge?

Between one and two months

Between two and three months

Between four and six months

Between seven and nine months

Which part of the nail acts as a watertight seal?

The cuticle

The lunula

The matrix

The hyponychium

What is the cuticle?

The portion of the nail that extends beyond the nail plate

A small passage in the nail containing a nerve

The name given to the epidermis around the base of the nail plate protecting the matrix

The area under the nail plate

Loss of skin tone and wrinkling associated with ageing is normally the result of which of the following?

Lack of sleep

Diet and exercise

Dehydration

Sun damage

Which of the following can cause broken capillaries?

Sleep

UV damage

Oily skin

Light exercise

How can vitiligo be recognised?

By white patches of skin

By yellow patches of skin

By red patches of skin

By brown patches of skin

Which of the following is a characteristic of albinism?

Complete lack of melanocytes

A large area of dilated capillaries

Dark patches of pigment

Excessive itching

How would you recognise chloasma?

Brown patches of skin

White patches of skin

Red patches of skin

Yellow patches of skin

What are the characteristics of sensitive skin?

Dehydrated with a dull appearance

Fine texture with a tendency towards broken capillaries

Thick with pigmentation spots

Oily with a sallow appearance

Skin with broken capillaries would be identified by:

White patches

Pigmentation abnormalities

Papules and pustules

High colour

Which of the following is a characteristic of acne rosacea?

Erythema

Comedones

Milia

Blisters

Which of the following would be classed as a 'topical' cause of hair growth?

Hair growth that is caused by the continuous stimulation of a particular area of the skin

Hair growth that is caused by a condition that is present from birth

Hair growth that occurs during puberty

Hair growth that occurs as a result of pregnancy

Which body system is responsible for systemic factors affecting hair growth?

Nervous system

Respiratory system

Lymphatic system

Endocrine system

What may sallow skin be indicative of?

Sensitive skin

Dry skin

Oily skin

Normal skin

The helix is composed of:

Fatty tissue with no cartilage

Fibrous tissue with no cartilage

Hollow tissue

Cartilage

What type of tissue does the lobule consist of?

Fibrous and fatty tissue

Fibrous tissue only

Fatty tissue only

Yellow elastic tissue

The part of the ear that comprises of the helix and the lobule is called?

Pinna

Inner ear

The inner canal

The outer canal

Which part of the ear is considered most suitable for piercing?

The inner ear

The helix

The ear canal

The lobule

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