What level of inflammation is visible upon inspection?

What is radiation commonly used to treat?

What does the D in the ABCDEs of Melanoma stand for?

How long before a woman's period does the elevation of testosterone in the bloodstream begin?

What type of food has consistently been implicated in aggravating acne conditions?

What is NOT one of the phases of healing?

What does short-term sun damage refer to?

Where are seborrheic keratoses most commonly found?

What is not a common cause of acne breakouts?

Where is seborrheic dermatitis commonly seen?

What term refers to approximating the wound margin with sutures, staples, butterfly stitches, or a superficial adhesive agent?

TRUE or FALSE? Chloasma is most commonly seen in clients age 40 and older.

TRUE or FALSE? Microcomedones contain dead cell buildup, bacteria, and fatty acids from sebum.

Where do the minor breakouts that mark the beggining of teenage acne typically appear?

TRUE or FALSE? Rosacea is characterized by flushing and the presence of papules and pustules.

How long should sutures in the arms and legs be left in place before removal?

TRUE or FALSE? Skin with few wrinkles is a sign of sun damage.

What term refers to a red, sore bump without a whitehead?

How often should clients be instructed to cleanse their face to prevent acne aggravation?

What is Transient Erythema?

What aids sutured wound healing?

What type of cancer cells are commonly removed through cryotherapy?

What is the most typical grade of acne seen by estheticians?

What should clients with excoriated acne lesions be instructed to do?

What condition is Oracea used to treat?