Esthetician Practice Exam Esthetician Practice Skin Analysis and Conditions Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

Which skin condition is characterized by visible broken capillaries, persistent redness, and potential pustules primarily on the cheeks, nose, and chin?

Accepted Answer

Rosacea

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Contact dermatitis

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Seborrheic dermatitis

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Lupus erythematosus

Question 2

During a skin analysis, a client presents with enlarged pores, a shiny T-zone, and blackheads but has flaking on the cheeks. What skin type does this indicate?

Accepted Answer

Combination skin

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Oily skin

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Dry skin

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Sensitive skin

Question 3

What does a positive response to the blanch test during skin analysis typically indicate?

Accepted Answer

Skin with adequate circulation returning to normal color

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Dehydrated skin

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Sun-damaged skin

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Presence of broken capillaries

Question 4

A client has rough, thickened patches of skin with silvery scales that periodically flare up. Which condition should the esthetician recognize and refer to a dermatologist?

Accepted Answer

Psoriasis

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Eczema

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Tinea corporis

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Keratosis pilaris

Question 5

Which tool is used during a skin analysis to examine the skin under magnification and reveal conditions not visible to the naked eye?

Accepted Answer

Magnifying loupe lamp

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Galvanic machine

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Wood's lamp

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Microdermabrasion unit

Question 6

What is the Fitzpatrick Scale primarily used to assess during a skin analysis?

Accepted Answer

The skin's response to ultraviolet exposure

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Skin hydration levels

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Pore size and sebum production

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Elasticity and collagen density