Ohio Esthetics State Board Practice Exam

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• Cocci are described as which of the following?
• Under what conditions can inspectors enter a salon after posted hours?
• Where should a copy of the sanitary standards be posted in a salon?
• A licensed salon is not required to have a restroom if it is located where?
• Sterilization is the process that
• Which agent is described as tuberculocidal?
• Two types of disinfectants used in a salon or spa are:
• What are the common shapes of bacteria?
• A salon is considered 'open for business' under which condition?
• Which muscle, described as a three-part muscle, raises the upper lip and the nostrils during distaste?
• Which bone, located near the lacrimal bone, helps form the medial wall of the orbit?
• If you fail to provide a 48-hour notice to reschedule your examination, you may be subject to which consequence?
• Which glands are responsible for oil and sweat production in the skin?
• Bleach used for disinfection is typically which concentration, and what is a potential risk of using too much?
• What is the maximum number of hours a student may accumulate in the salon in a single day?
• Which statement accurately describes continuing education requirements?
• Which muscle elevates the lower lip and wrinkles the skin of the chin?
• Can a salon open or offer services while its license application is pending?
• During unfavorable conditions, some bacteria form what protective structure?
• All shampoo capes, hair clothes, or similar articles used for draping must be:
• A hospital-grade disinfectant is effective for cleaning blood and body fluids and can be used on which type of surfaces?
• Where does the undigested food pass for eventual elimination?
• Disinfectants are ineffective when which condition is present?
• A closed ___ must be used for storage of clean and dirty laundry.
• Mildew is described as which?
• Interning students may be scheduled for a minimum of how many hours per day in the salon?
• Infection control is defined as?
• Which draping practice is required for all shampoo capes and similar articles?
• Which term describes the stage during which some bacteria coat themselves with a wax-like shell and can resist killing?
• A person with definite open sores may be served only if:
• Within a three foot radius from the center of any styling or shampoo service chair, floor covering should be totally:
• Salon facility licenses are NOT:
• Which factor most directly affects the effectiveness of a bleach disinfectant?
• How does flagella move?
• Licenses issued by the OSBC are valid until which date?
• Which description matches a 4th degree burn?
• Which structure is the outer layer of the brain responsible for higher mental functions?
• As of January 31, 2017, which requirement is specified regarding practice?
• Which type of nerve transmits sensory information such as touch and taste to the brain?
• Which muscle is primarily associated with expressions of sarcasm and is located near the lips?
• How many hours of continuing education are required for a person holding both the managing esthetics and managing manicurist licenses?
• Streptococci are described as which of the following?
• Which term describes the boundary of the cell that regulates the movement of substances in and out?
• Continuing education hours are required for holders of both managing esthetics and managing manicurist licenses. How many hours are required?
• What is catabolism?
• Spirilla are bacteria with which shape?
• What are the primary functions of the respiratory system?
• What is the term meaning 'in front' of?
• Which term describes tissue that contracts and moves parts of the body?
• Which lobe processes sensory information such as touch?
• A dispensary must not be accessible by the public.
• How many pairs of nerves originate from the brain?
• Which term is defined as the breakdown of organic materials by chemical means within cells?
• What is the best water temperature for rinsing soap?
• It is a "prohibited act" for a salon manager to ___ a board inspector in identifying an individual believed to be working in the salon:
• What is the cause of toxic shock syndrome?
• Anabolism is...
• Before beginning to offer new services, what must a salon obtain?
• Which document describes the proper use and maintenance of products and equipment used in a salon?
• What is the continuing education requirement for a license?
• An infectious disease is caused by what?
• The biennial licensing period begins on which date?
• Which muscle raises the eyebrow?
• Which organism is most closely associated with Lyme disease?
• What must you submit to the state board to gain admission to an examination?
• What must be stated on the license sign in English for a salon or school?
• True or false: Two people who graduated from the same cosmetology school cannot both sit on the board.
• Which of the following is true about tanning facility signage?
• Your license is valid until when?
• What term describes the stage where bacteria can grow and reproduce?
• What is the primary function of the digestive system?
• Which term means something located toward the front of the body?
• Dogs (except assistant dogs), cats, birds, or other animals are:
• Fungi are described as?
• Board members must be residents of which state?
• Function of the lymphatic system?
• Which term describes a substance capable of destroying fungi?
• Which term describes an item made or constructed of a material that has no pores or openings and cannot absorb liquids?
• What term is a non-scientific synonym for disease-producing organisms?
• Bacilli are commonly associated with which diseases?
• Which bone is the uppermost and largest bone of the arm?
• Streptococci are bacteria arranged in curved lines resembling a string of beads.
• Entry or access to the restroom should not be through which area?
• The Osseous System focuses on which body structure?
• Exfoliation involves which skin layer when performed by licensed professionals?
• Which statement best differentiates sterilization from disinfection?
• Hepatitis primarily affects which organ?
• Sebaceous and sudoriferous glands are components of which body system?
• Decontamination method one involves
• Which facial feature necessitates blending a lighter shade of foundation onto the tip of the nose and between the eyes?
• What must appear on signage in English for every salon and school holding a license?
• Exhaust fans or air filtration equipment in licensed salons must meet which codes?
• Restrooms in the salon facility must have which of the following?
• Who is responsible for displaying an employee's work permit?
• Cocci are bacteria that have what shape?
• Lancets must be disposed of in which container after use?
• Which term describes the formal framework guiding interactions with clients and coworkers?
• Which bacteria form pus in clusters like grapes?
• The board may NOT waive continuing education requirements for which situation?
• The board may refuse to renew, or may suspend or revoke any license for
• The broad muscle that covers the scalp is called what?
• Out-of-state licenses are not valid in Ohio according to which option?
• Which statement best describes the scope of cosmetology practice?
• When is it required to update the photo on the license?
• Which statement describes barrier function in the skin?
• A cosmetologist may NOT perform a service intended to:
• Dermatophytes are defined as what?
• What is the required post-cleaning step for a shampoo bowl?
• Which statement about licensing for cosmetology facilities is true?
• Which organism is responsible for ringworm infections?
• What is the purpose of maintaining purchase records?
• What is the mechanical process using soap, water, or detergent & water to remove all visible dirt, debris and many disease causing germs?
• Which term is the non-scientific synonym for disease-producing organisms?
• Which statement about antiseptics is correct?
• Temporary pre-exam work permits are issued to which group?
• All licensees must wear a ___.
• Which brain region is primarily associated with motor control and balance?
• Which of the following best describes a disease?
• Which of the following correctly describes the general requirements for board members?
• What is the duration for a special occasion work permit?
• Body substance isolation requires which two elements?
• Red blood cells are also called
• Interns in the salon must maintain which of the following records?
• Which organ is primarily responsible for gas exchange in respiration?
• Which statement about licensing requirements for Ohio cosmetology is true?
• A license is valid until when?
• A solution is a stable mixture in which solute particles are
• The biennial licensing period for cosmetology licenses begins on which date?
• What is the main focus of the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology?
• Who provides the identification badge for interns?
• The ownership type in which stockholders share the profits is called
• How often should you mix a fresh bleach solution?
• Which statement is true about using multiple quats in a spa setting?
• Which term describes an item with no pores or openings?
• Which description matches a 3rd degree burn?
• What are responsible for the clotting of blood
• What are toxins?
• Two primary glands of the integumentary system
• Out-of-state licenses are:
• When scheduling appointments, how should services be presented to clients?
• Streptococci cause which of the following?
• Exfoliation means the sloughing off of dead skin cells by very superficial and ___ means
• Which term refers to tissue that binds together body tissues?
• Which vessels carry blood away from the heart to the rest of the body?
• What is required of a licensee to place their current license in escrow?
• How should disinfectant items be stored?
• What is the primary goal of aseptic procedures in practice?
• Which of the following best describes cilia?
• Pedicure stations with circulating or whirlpool effects must be flushed, cleaned and disinfected after every use.
• Dendrites are best described as structures that
• Dermatophyte infections affect which body areas?
• What term describes organisms that grow, feed, and shelter on or in another organism and must have a host to survive?
• What are the body's 3 lines of defense against infection?
• Aseptic procedures aim to minimize contamination of what?
• Which tissue provides protective covering on body surfaces?
• Which bone joins the sternum and scapula?
• Which part makes up the bulk of the brain?
• Which organ excretes water and waste products from the body?
• A license is considered lapsed if it has been expired for more than:
• Binary fission is the division of bacterial cells into two new cells called
• Tuberculocidal disinfectants are a type of hospital disinfectant that is more powerful. Which statement is true?
• Malpractice insurance is purchased by the
• What is the primary purpose of exfoliation according to the described rules?
• The elbows, knees, and hips are examples of which type of joints?
• Flagella are best described as which of the following?
• Which mineral makeup ingredient is NOT recommended?
• Which of the following is a documented drawback of phenolic disinfectants?
• What percentage of total gross income should be allocated to advertising?
• What is the function of the lymph
• Cytoplasm is...
• Styptics to arrest bleeding shall be used only:
• At what age are CE hours not required?
• Which tube is the main air-conducting passage from the pharynx toward the lungs?
• Quats are
• What is the minimum age at which a person may be licensed by the state board of cosmetology?
• Decontamination is
• What is the minimum size for a salon dispensary?
• Which license categories may qualify to work in a salon under board rules?
• What is the primary purpose of an autoclave?
• How often should autoclaves be tested?
• Infection control refers to methods used to eliminate or reduce the transmission of infectious organisms. Which choice best completes this statement?
• A student intern using or applying chemical treatments in a salon must:
• To be an independent contractor in the state of Ohio you must hold what type of license?
• Which licenses may be held by individuals who work in or lease space in a salon according to board rules?
• Cosmetologists and aestheticians may use lancets to extract millia only if the lancets are:
• Which statement correctly describes the proper preparation before disinfection?
• Cosmetologists must not claim to cure what according to the rules?
• When a student intern is present in a salon, a manager with at least how many years of experience must be present?
• Universal precautions require treating all human blood and body fluids as if infectious. Which statement best reflects this policy?
• Licensees age __ or older prior to the beginning of a renewal period are exempt from continuing education hours:
• How many board members must be cosmetologists actively managing a beauty salon?
• What bone protects the brain?
• Cleaning is defined as?
• Onychomycosis is best described as?
• What kind of benefit may licensees not claim for cosmetology services?
• Which term refers to tissue that contracts and moves various parts of the body?
• The type of lancet permitted for use in the salon is:
• Fungi can produce which of the following?
• The liver converts ammonia into which compound?
• How do bacilli and spirilla move?
• An important part of the salon business is handled by the:
• Salons accepting student interns must have on file what document?
• Where should the cosmetology license be displayed?
• If a professional license lapses, it can be used again only after it has been restored. Which term completes this sentence?
• Which document must be made available upon request of a board inspector?
• Insurance policies protect salon owners against
• Bacilli are best described as which shape?
• Chemical substances manufactured by glands of the endocrine system are called
• Treponema pallidum causes which disease?
• Which forehead muscle is involved in raising the eyebrow?
• Which is the dense connective tissue that connects bones to bones?
• Muscles are attached at both ends by either
• Osteology is the study of which body part?
• A complete record for individuals receiving tanning services must be kept for:
• Student interns are required to keep a ___ of services, jobs, tasks, ect, performed during the internship.
• Direct transmission of blood or body fluids occurs through
• Tinea versicolor is caused by
• Cosmetologists and aestheticians may exfoliate which skin layer only?
• Which barrier agent is commonly found in many foundations today?
• All articles/equipment offered to a patron must be disinfected with which type of product?
• Which muscle draws the ear up?
• Which statement best describes infection control?
• Supplies used in daily business operations are called
• The two subgroups of spirilla are which organisms?
• Can CE hours be carried over to the next biennial year?
• What shape are Spirilla bacteria?
• Which organ removes toxic products of digestion?
• Can you renew a different license type than the one you currently hold?
• Disinfectants used in salons must be?
• Which burn degree extends into deeper tissues such as muscles or bones?
• If a license is issued on February 1, 2017, when would it expire?
• Histology is the study of what?
• Which of the following statements about pedicure stations is true?
• Students shall have completed ____ percent of their course outlines before they shall participate as an intern.
• The tanning service record retention period is:
• Phalanges are...
• What must students interning wear while performing duties?
• Makeup removers are often described as which two formulations?
• What term refers to the center of the cell?
• What is the minimum age for board membership?
• What type of cosmetology service may an Ohio licensee practice in a licensed salon?
• What is the most common type of bacteria?
• Who must sign an inspection report in addition to the board inspector?
• Salons may retail:
• Hospital disinfectants can be used on nonporous surfaces in a salon. Which option lists the correct surface type?
• Who must follow OSBC rules?
• To place their current license in escrow, a licensee must:
• What is the name for the bands of fibrous tissue that attach muscle to bones
• What term means located below or is smaller?
• Which term describes the self-directed movement of organisms?
• Antiseptics used on skin are regulated by which agency, and what is a typical usable agent range?
• Which wastes are eliminated by the excretory system?
• Disinfectants are chemical products that destroy what?
• An independent contractor is responsible for:
• Dermatophyte infections are caused by which type of organism?
• Hospital disinfectants are effective for cleaning what?
• Tinea pedis refers to ringworm fungus of which body part?
• Inflammation is the body's response to injury, irritation, or infection.
• Tertiary colors are...
• Are out-of-state cosmetology licenses valid in Ohio?
• Notice of change in personal or business address must be provided to the board within how many days?
• Which organelle is the center of the cell that controls its activities?
• Which statement best describes required steps for license renewal?
• Which part of the nervous system is stated to control all three subsystems?
• Makeup removers are commonly available in which two forms?
• Sterilization is defined as
• The three types of salon ownerships are individual ownership, partnership, and:
• Which statement best reflects the scope of practice for cosmetologists in Ohio?
• Which action is typically required before launching a salon to ensure legal operation?
• Scabies is a contagious skin disease caused by which organism?
• Which hepatitis are spread through body fluids?
• When performing a service, a cosmetologist must wash hands with soap and water immediately before which action?
• Which trend was characteristic of the 1970s?
• Structures that receive the messages sent to the nerve cells are called?
• An infectious disease may or may not be spread from one person to another. Which statement best reflects this?
• Phenolic disinfectants are best described as?
• While working in the salon, all student interns will wear:
• Monthly meetings held by the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology are:
• A licensee notified of a board action regarding a violation of the rules may:
• Osteology is the study of what?
• An Ohio licensed manager must be present in an open salon at all times, except:
• Which organism is associated with syphilis?
• Which term is used for red blood cells?
• PPE stands for what?
• Which disinfectants are appropriate for salon use?
• Which term means the study of the functions of the body?
• Which part of the brain controls breathing and heart rate?
• Which muscle surrounds the lower lip and depresses it, drawing it to one side?
• A license that has lapsed may be used again only after it has been
• Which muscle draws corners of mouth outward and backward as in a grin?
• Plant estrogens (phytoestrogens) are approximately how much weaker than animal estrogens?
• An independent contractor is responsible for which areas when present?
• Organs are...
• Diplococci are associated with which description?
• Which hepatitis is the most difficult to kill?
• A student intern must have completed what percentage of their base license course outline before applying chemical treatments?
• A salon license application must be filled out with the board within how many days for change of ownership?
• Infection Control is defined as
• In the allotment of funds, paying the employees should always:
• When interviewing potential employees, you should consider their level of skill, personal grooming, communication skills, and:
• Disinfection is defined as?
• The state board shall furnish tanning standards to whom?
• Bioburden refers to?
• Scabies is caused by which organism?
• A salon dispensary is NOT required to have:
• After a change in salon ownership, what must be filed within 30 days?
• Which statement describes a board member category related to salon ownership?
• The board may refuse to renew a license if the licensee has which issue?
• Which document must be on file when salons accept student interns?
• Which layers contribute to the barrier function of the skin?
• Renewal of the same type of license requires what?
• In salon design, a primary concern should be
• Phenolics may be associated with which potential health concern?
• Which category includes a requirement for independent contractors on the board?
• Which statement is true about OSBC basic license in practice?
• Before operating a business, you should contact local authorities regarding
• A student intern may work in a salon in which capacity?
• Salons shall maintain a copy of the ______ for all the products and equipment used.
• The muscular organ that contracts and expands, forcing air into and out of the lungs is the
• The OSBC is appointed by which entities?
• Physiology is the study of what?
• How often should a wet disinfectant container be prepared?
• To practice under the OSBC framework, which basic license must a person hold?
• Which organization issues cosmetology licenses in Ohio?
• Which tissue controls and coordinates all body functions?
• Which component is responsible for all voluntary body action?
• What is the first step to properly disinfect an implement?
• Exfoliation is defined as the sloughing off of what type of skin cells?
• Disinfectants are ineffective when which condition is present?
• What signage is required for tanning facilities?
• Which muscles are involuntary or smooth muscles?
• Which system affects growth, development, sexual activities and health of the entire body?
• Indirect transmission of infectious agents occurs through contact with
• Tinea corporis refers to ringworm of which area?
• In a tanning salon all articles and equipment used by the patron must be:
• A viricidal product is designed to kill which of the following?
• What continues to break down food once it has entered the stomach?
• Which term is the basic unit of life?
• Disinfection is not protective against which?
• The portion of the brain responsible for motor function, muscle movement, and balance is the?
• Which CE hours must cover safety and sanitation?
• Which mineral makeup ingredient is NOT a recommended ingredient?
• Which substance are cells of all living things composed of?
• Whom must supervise a work permit holder?
• What part of the cell encloses the protoplasm and permits soluble substances to enter and leave the cell?
• What is the conducting pathway through which air flows?
• Who approves all chemicals or equipment used in a licensed esthetics facility?
• Which statement best describes the regulation of permits for salon facilities?
• The product used to disinfect patron-facing items should be what?
• Which records help prevent Overstocking and supply shortages in a salon?
• Which lobe handles decision-making and problem solving?
• Which item is not required in a salon dispensary?
• When opening a new salon, your business plan should include projected income and expenses for up to:
• Immunity refers to?
• Which body system includes organs that promote reproduction?
• Which face shape is long and narrow with cheeks that are often hollowed under prominent cheekbones?
• A student intern may work in a salon only at a/an ___ capacity.
• The monthly meetings held by the board are what type?
• Which muscle is known as the Ring Muscle of the eye socket?
• Wooden spatulas must be:
• What is the study of the muscles called?
• Which statement correctly describes salon licenses' transferability?
• Which statement defines when a salon is open for business?
• Tinea versicolor is best described as?
• Which bone connects the sternum to the upper arm?
• Which bone is located at the front inner wall of the orbits?
• An autoclave is
• Who is typically responsible for displaying an employee's work permit?
• Disinfection is defined as destroying most, but not all, harmful organisms on surfaces. Which option is the best restatement?
• Decontamination method two involves
• Which brain region coordinates movement and balance?
• Who shares responsibility for common areas of the salon?
• Bleach is an effective disinfectant when mixed in what proportion?
• Which CE requirement is specified?
• How much does it cost to renew your cosmetology license?
• Where is the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology located?
• What will be the ultimate determining factor in the size of your salon staff?
• What does promulgated mean in regulatory terms?
• Which term refers to round shaped bacteria that appear alone or in groups?
• Pus is**
• What term describes dilation of capillary walls?
• Where is the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology located?
• Dense, strong bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to each other are called
• Phalanges are the bones located in the
• The license that allows non-invasive services for beautification and relaxation purposes only is the esthetics license. Which option lists this correctly?
• Which statement accurately contrasts sterilization with disinfection?
• A solution is defined as...
• Manufacturer instructions for disinfectants typically specify the product's what?
• Which role is most closely associated with managing daily client communications and appointment calls?
• The board is required to meet how many times a year?
• Which phrase describes the allowed lancet for salon use?
• Salon facilities shall comply with all permits required by:
• Who is primarily responsible for purchasing malpractice insurance for a salon?
• Dilation of capillary walls is known as what?
• Which representation is required on the board?
• Which statement about license photos is true?
• Which of the following is an example of PPE?
• Which statement describes a board member category related to school ownership?
• How does cilia move?
• Licensees performing a service that is not specified in the rules, requires a:
• How long is a temporary work permit valid for?
• During license renewal, what process may occur?
• Which structure in bacteria is used for movement and is often described as a tail?
• All bottles and/or containers other than the original manufacturer's container shall be:
• Which description matches a 2nd degree burn?
• What is the broad muscle that covers the scalp
• Bioburden is defined as the number of viable organisms on an object before decontamination or sterilization.
• Which term describes the study of the structures of the human body visible without magnification?
• Which describes an approved method for disinfecting implements that contacted blood or bodily fluids?
• Which structure is used by motile bacteria to move?
• What is the primary purpose of aseptic procedures?
• Which term describes bacteria that are short rod-shaped?
• Bacteria, fungi, viruses, and parasites are four types of what?
• Respiration is...
• Staphylococci cause which of the following conditions?
• All inspectors and examiners shall be:
• Which term refers to the tissue that transmits signals and coordinates body activities?
• What is the primary purpose of OSBC?
• A closed ___ must be used for storage of clean and dirty laundry.
• What defines a school of cosmetology?
• Which description matches a 1st degree burn?
• All chemicals or equipment used in a licensed facility are subject to approval by the board to:
• What is a common strategy for motivating employees in a thriving salon?
• All persons employed in a salon to perform cosmetology services are required to hold:
• What are the basic parts of a cell?
• The centrosome is best described as which of the following?
• What best describes an infectious disease?
• Which lobe processes hearing?
• Which term means bind together body tissues?
• The ownership type where stockholders share profits is associated with which entity?
• Who may inspect to verify that a license is displayed?
• Which brain region processes sensory information such as touch, temperature, and pain?
• Which term describes harmful substances produced by some microorganisms?
• Bacilli are described as which of the following?
• Inflammation is best described as
• Which term refers to bacteria that grow in pairs?
• How does cocci move?
• What type of permit may be issued for temporary or pre-exam purposes?
• What term describes the ability of a disinfectant to produce an effect?
• Practice of cosmetology means:
• If you do not own the building, you must have an agreement between yourself and the owner called a:
• Staphylococci are best described as:
• Within how many days must licensees notify the board of a change in personal or business address?
• Immunity is the body's ability to
• Spores are which of the following?
• Who may request a current list from a licensed salon facility?
• A key initial action when seeking financing to open a salon is to develop a
• What is the largest expense in operating a salon?
• Monthly board meetings are open to:
• When transferring a product to a container not originally its container, the container must be:
• Which agency regulates antiseptics used on skin?
• The minimum age at which a person may be licensed by the state board of cosmetology is:
• Which organism causes syphilis?
• What are bacteria?
• Which nerve consists of three branches named Ophthalmic, Maxillary, and Mandibular?
• How long should tools be immersed in disinfectant?
• Spirilla bacteria are characterized by which shape?
• Who appoints the OSBC?
• The three branches of the fifth cranial nerve are named
• Which organ is primarily involved in detoxification and metabolism and also produces bile?
• Which statement best describes fungi?
• Who is responsible for displaying temporary work permits in the salon?
• All funds received by the board are deposited into the:
• Which muscle is described as expressing sadness?
• Which statement about restrooms in salons is correct?
• Which type of sterilization is not recommended in spa settings?
• Which license type is included among board rules for salon personnel?
• Hepatitis is best described as what?
• Which of the following statements best reflects the most effective form of advertising for a salon?
• What is carried by the red blood cells
• Salons shall inform ___ of student intern status before student provides any services.
• Tuberculocidal disinfectants are defined as disinfectants that are proven to kill which organism?
• Which transmission involves contact with an intermediate object such as a razor?
• What are the basic units of all living things, from bacteria to plants to humans?
• How should bleach be diluted?
• Styptics to arrest bleeding must be used only in which form?
• System responsible for the process by which a living organism procreates
• An appropriate disinfectant includes an EPA registered disinfectant effective against which diseases?
• Which term describes fibrous tissue that attaches muscle to bone?
• Which statement accurately describes an appropriate disinfectant used in salons?
• Another name for fungi is?
• Two types of disinfectants used in a salon or spa are hospital and tuberculocidal.
• The best form of advertising is through:
• Quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) are disinfectants that are effective in which setting, and how does combining them affect effectiveness?
• When should advertising for your salon be planned?
• Advertising for your salon should be planned well in advance.
• Are work permits for cosmetology practice renewable in Ohio?
• Function of the excretory system
• Chelating soaps are designed to do which of the following?
• Which of the following is not one of the three types of salon ownerships?
• Which statement best describes cleaning?
• How many people sit on the Ohio Board of Cosmetology?
• Who appoints the Ohio State Board of Cosmetology?
• What are tubular, elastic, thick-walled branching vessels that carry pure blood throughout the body called?
• Every cosmetology establishment must be under the direct supervision of:
• Which muscle consists of three parts and is responsible for raising and drawing back the upper lip, elevating the nostrils, and expressing distaste?
• Walls, floors, and fixtures shall be ___ and kept clean at all times.
• The jelly-like substance inside a cell is called what?
• Who is responsible for displaying an employee's current license?
• Which ingredient is commonly used as a barrier agent in foundations?
• Which statement about spores is true?
• Successful salon owners will share their success with their employees by making payroll obligations a top priority and offering ___
• Which category is explicitly included as a board member requirement?
• Supplies that are to be sold to clients are known as
• When planning to open a salon, one of the most important considerations is which factor?
• If a salon wishes to add other services, they must be approved before beginning to offer services.
• Which term describes the stage of bacteria when growth occurs?
• Which organism is associated with Lyme disease?
• Students interning in the salon must:
• A dispensary must:
• What does the acronym CDC stand for in public health?
• Activities that promote the salon in favorable light are known as:
• Which term describes a substance capable of destroying fungi?
• After each use, a shampoo bowl or similar item should be cleaned of hair and debris and then what?
• Which statement correctly identifies a nonporous item?
• Binary fission is the reproductive method used by which organisms?
• Which term describes the study of tiny structures found in living tissues?
• Which ownership structure involves shared ownership and management responsibilities among two or more individuals?
• A licensed facility that is connected to a residential home must maintain which feature?
• Which category includes products that clients purchase from the salon?
• Disinfection is best described as destroying most but not necessarily all harmful organisms on which surfaces?
• Borrelia burgdorferi causes which disease?
• All implements that have come in contact with blood or bodily fluids must be disinfected by complete immersion in which disinfectant?
• What is the minimum size for a salon dispensary? (alternate wording)
• Clients and associates will be treated more fairly and consistently through
• Which muscle is described as expressing sarcasm?
• Which license is required to operate as an independent contractor in Ohio?
• What is the primary reason a salon manager must be on duty?
• When booking appointments, salon services should be sold in terms of:
• Which type of nerve determines our senses of smell, sight, touch, hearing, and taste?
• Elbows, knees, and hips are examples of which type of joints?
• Which organism is described as short rod-shaped bacteria?
• Salons that offer food must comply with requirements from which authority?
• A person with a hair design license may only perform:
• Are salon licenses transferable after ownership changes?
• In Ohio, license renewal CE hours are valid until which date?
• Which term refers to the Ring Muscle of the eye socket?
• The board cannot increase fees by more than what percentage?
• A salon manager is required to be on duty in the event of a situation regarding: