Medical Quiz

Properties of Hair and Scalp Quiz

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Hair pigment is called __________

A. canities

B. lanthionine

C. melanin

D. alopecia


Name the two types of melanin (pigment)

A. eumelanin. pheomelanin

B. canities, eumelanin

C. grey, natural

D. pheomelanin, natural


Hydrogen bonds are broken by _______ and __________

A. heat, perms

B. heat and water

C. water, chemical relaxers

D. styling, heat


The inner most layer of the hair shaft is the ________

A. medulla

B. cortex

C. follicle

D. cuticle


The salt bonds are broken by ____________

A. pH change

B. chemicals

C. water

D. surfactants


___________ melanin is responsible for brown and black color

A. natural

B. pheomelanin

C. eumelanin

D. pigment


Hair, skin and nails belong to the __________ system.

A. Trichology

B. Cosmetology

C. Integumentary

D. Beautification


The hair shaft is made up of 3 parts____ ______ _______

A. cuticle, cortex , medulla

B. Hydrogen, salt, disulfide

C. anagen, catagen, telogen

D. peptide, helix, cortex


Peptide bonds link together and make a __________ shape called a __________

A. spiral, helix

B. oval, helix

C. pop bead, helix

D. peptide chain, helix


The outer most layer of the hair shaft is the ______

A. medulla

B. pith

C. cortex

D. cuticle


Protein Keratin and melanin pigment is found in the ______

A. medulla

B. eumelanin

C. cortex

D. pheomelanin


A science that deals with hair, it’s structure, diseases and treatments.

A. Trichology

B. cosmetology

C. hairology

D. oncology


The hair shaft is located _______

A. Above the skin surface

B. Below the cortex

C. In the hair root

D. Under the skin


__________ melanin is responsible for yellow and red color

A. eumelanin

B. natural

C. pheomelanin

D. ginger


Name the 3 side bonds.

A. Hydrogen, disulfide, salt,

B. salt, damaged, hydrogen

C. hydrogen, salt, depilatory

D. disulfide, hydrolic, salty


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