NIC Master Esthetic Practice Exam

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• Which type of electrolysis uses an electrolytic chemical effect?
• Which skin condition is a contraindication for MLD?
• What is a contraindication for receiving a seaweed wrap treatment?
• What unit is used to measure the strength of an electric current?
• True or False: Liposuction is effective for removing cellulite.
• What is the required waiting period after Restylane before performing microdermabrasion?
• Which of the following is an example of a rubefacient?
• What type of material can microdermabrasion crystals commonly consist of?
• What gland, known for its role in the immune system, is located behind the sternum?
• Which of the following is a symptom of anemia?
• What is the primary function of exfoliation in skincare?
• When charting a microdermabrasion client, which detail is crucial to note?
• Where in the epidermis are melanocytes primarily located?
• Which of the following is a standard method of sterilization?
• What is the definition of an ablative procedure?
• Which Fitzpatrick skin type is characterized by dark eyes, black skin, and the ability to tan easily?
• What common effect does sunlight exposure have on the skin?
• What type of movements are used when performing LDM?
• Which type of chemical peel can lead to protein coagulation, resulting in a whitening effect on the skin?
• How often do most clients typically receive enzyme treatments?
• Herbal wrap linens should be heated to what temperature for optimal use?
• Which of the following is classified as a Hyaluronic Acid filler?
• What skin condition can be exacerbated by AHA treatments?
• What side effect is commonly associated with medications used for rheumatoid arthritis?
• Which hormone has a strong influence on collagen production?
• In terms of skin treatments, what is an essential factor to monitor?
• When do estheticians in Utah typically renew their licenses?
• What significant effect can the lens of the eye have on a laser's energy?
• What type of lesions are commonly found in individuals with oily skin?
• Which skin type is typically characterized by excessive oil production?
• In which year was the laser created?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed anti-inflammatory botanical?
• What treatment is also known as an herbal bath?
• True or False: Vitamin A (retinoids) enhances exfoliation after a microdermabrasion treatment.
• Which treatment should be part of the last presurgical procedure?
• Which of the following is not considered a contraindication for massage?
• What pressure would you typically use during Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)?
• What is the anatomical term for the movement of touching your thumb to your fingers?
• What kind of approval is necessary before gaining a professional license as an esthetician?
• What is one of the steps required to become licensed in the state of Utah?
• Which program is NOT part of the path to licensure in Utah?
• When alcohol is used to extract compounds from plants, the resulting substance is called a:
• Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for using electric current?
• How can you prevent a clay mask from drying when applied to a client with sensitive skin?
• In skin anatomy, what layer follows the stratum corneum?
• What is the medical term used for a face lift procedure?
• How frequently should manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) be performed on a patient two weeks post-facelift?
• What is the most common way to extract essential oils?
• What type of light is used in a Wood's lamp?
• Which of the following are symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism?
• What is the purpose of a Jessner's peel?
• What product is advised against for use on body wrap clients who are taking Isotretinoin?
• In relation to skincare, what does SPF indicate?
• What are mycoses?
• During a treatment, minimal steam should be used on clients with which condition?
• Which gland connects the nervous system with the endocrine system?
• What is the maximum concentration of TCA peels allowed for Master estheticians?
• Which method of hair removal is considered safe for clients with skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis?
• Which muscles should be concentrated on with microcurrent to reduce the appearance of "11's"?
• If someone was allergic to willow bark, what else would they be allergic to?
• What is the purpose of using LED lights in skin treatments?
• Which ethnic group is known to have the thickest and coarsest hair?
• What are the three parts of medical terminology?
• Which LED light and wavelength is best for overall skin rejuvenation?
• Which common product ingredient acts as a humectant to promote desquamation?
• What product is not typically associated with causing hirsutism?
• What term refers to increased hair growth that is not androgen dependent?
• What is the primary function of glycolic acid in skin care?
• What skin type could diamond tip microdermabrasion be appropriate for?
• What characteristic is typical of bacilli bacteria?
• When sterilizing instruments, when should lubrication be applied?
• How should disinfected cold stones be stored?
• What are some theories on the cause of Rosacea?
• Which cells are considered the major components found in the dermis?
• What are Restylane and Perlane derived from?
• What type of current is utilized in electrodessication?
• What treatment may increase the amount of surface acne lesions?
• How do Squamous Cell Carcinomas typically appear on the skin?
• What does LDM do with metabolic waste?
• Which skin condition can be classified as a fungal infection?
• What condition is commonly associated with uneven skin pigmentation due to interference with melanocyte function?
• What is a contraindication for Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)?
• What is the last basic step involved in developing a new skin care product?
• Where should you apply pressure to perform a mid face flush when performing Shiatsu?
• What is the recommended frequency of microdermabrasion treatments for optimal results?
• What is the anatomical name for laying face down?
• Where can the laws and rules governing the esthetics industry be found?
• Which node does the forehead, temple, and cheeks drain to?
• Sodium Laurel sulfate and ammonium laurel sulfate are commonly found in which type of products?
• When should you aim to finish a microdermabrasion treatment?
• Which area is typically contraindicated for IPL and laser hair removal?
• What effect does blue LED light have on acne?
• Through which two channels do lymph nodes pass lymph to venous blood?
• Which skin type is best suited for treatment with a ruby laser?
• Which of the following are common allergic reactions?
• What is the most basic dilution amount for essential oils when used topically?
• What treatment can be done post-operatively to reduce inflammation?
• What is the term for a contagious skin disease caused by a small species of mites?
• Where is the Extracellular Matrix primarily located?
• What term refers to the breakdown of collagen fibers when exposed to heat?
• What is tinea versicolor primarily associated with?
• What should a client prone to Herpes Simplex do prior to a skincare service?
• How should cleanser be applied for optimal results?
• What is the primary function of a rubefacient?
• What are the ingredients in a Jessner's peel and their respective percentages?
• Which vitamin is known to affect blood clotting and coagulation?
• Which of the following is a common indication for using an autoclave?
• After laser resurfacing, how long must you wait to perform a light exfoliation treatment?
• What are some contraindications for Microdermabrasion?
• What function does a rectifier serve in an electrical circuit?
• How often should eye cream be applied to achieve desired results?
• What treatment is considered effective for Actinic Keratosis?
• What ingredient in skincare products is known for its ability to soothe and hydrate the skin?
• What is the process of anaphoresis in skincare?
• What term refers to the implosion of water molecules on the skin?
• What part of the heart wall is also a component of the pericardium?
• What system does thermotherapy primarily trigger?
• How does yellow LED light benefit the skin?
• What is the best method for applying lotion to the face?
• What is the term for the target that absorbs laser energy?
• What shape are bacilli bacteria?
• What form must be issued to graduates from a licensed esthetics program?
• Which of the following conditions is characterized by excessive scaling of the skin?
• Which LED light color is indicated for acne treatment?
• What process occurs when an electron is lost?
• Is isopropyl myristate considered comedogenic?
• When is it legally permissible for an esthetician to advertise their services?
• How do carbomers function in cosmetics?
• Which of the following botanicals is known for its anti-inflammatory properties?
• Which of the following is the most commonly recognized TCA peel brand?
• Which LED light is indicated for treating hyperpigmentation?
• Which type of peel is recommended for dehydrated skin?
• What characteristic defines a phase of the hair growth cycle known as anagen?
• Which component is responsible for emulsifying water and oil in creams?
• What medication is typically prescribed to treat scabies?
• What are some medications used to treat rheumatoid arthritis?
• What are the primary components of a cream?
• What is the range of wavelengths for polychromatic light?
• What is one advantage of threading as a hair removal method?
• Which technology is also incorporated in some ultrasonic devices?
• What is required to schedule state board exams in Utah?
• Bromeliad is a derivative of which fruit?
• What is the wavelength range for cosmetic monochromatic light?
• What does Microcurrent therapy promote and stimulate in the body?
• What is the purpose of ampoules in skincare?
• For loss of laxity in the skin, which LED light and wavelength are recommended?
• What type of therapy involves the use of sea products and marine elements?
• What term describes the body's daily biochemical patterns?
• What ingredient is primarily responsible for making a cream dense?
• How many times should you repeat LDM movements?
• How often initially should clients be seen when undergoing microcurrent facial toning?
• What skin type system combines a client’s ancestry with their Fitzpatrick skin type?
• What is the primary purpose of microdermabrasion?
• A lancet can be effectively used to dilate which type of comedones?
• Which scale is used to classify sun tolerance on the skin?
• During which phase of eyelash growth should extensions not be applied?
• What LED light is recommended for reducing inflammation or edema?
• What is a potential side effect of Isotretinoin?
• What does an autoclave use to achieve sterilization?
• Which layers of the epidermis includes the outermost layer?
• What effect does superficial exfoliation have on hyperpigmentation?
• How long must the surgical drain remain in place after breast reconstruction surgery?
• What kind of skin typically exhibits sebaceous hyperplasia?
• What medical condition increases the risks associated with blepharoplasty?
• Which ethnic skin type is known to be the most sensitive to chemical peels?
• What are the connectors of upper epidermal tissue known as?
• What substance should be used to rinse a client's eye if a product accidentally gets into it?
• What skin typing system indicates transitioning from red to pink to brown during a breakout?
• Which procedure is often done to improve skin texture and appearance?
• What treatment method would be appropriate for a client with severe asthma?
• Historically, what is the most common way to extract botanicals?
• What carrier oils can be used at 100% strength?
• To which system does the lymphatic system ultimately empty?
• What are the maximum permissible concentrations for AHA, BHA, and TCA peels for Master estheticians?
• Which of the following can be a cause of Rosacea?
• What organization oversees esthetic licensing?
• What is the use of plants for therapeutic purposes known as?
• Which symptom can progress from an allergic reaction?