Arkansas Esthetician Practice Exam 2025 – The Comprehensive All-in-One Guide to Master Your Certification!

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What denotes Herpes Simplex?

Dormant contagious viral infection

Herpes Simplex refers to a dormant contagious viral infection which can be either of two types Type I and Type II. These are different strains of herpes simplex virus and can cause painful sores or blisters on the mouth, lips and/or genitals. Other than A, the other options are incorrect because B refers to a genetic condition called Albinism, which is characterized by lack of skin pigmentation. C refers to redness caused due to capillary congestion which can happen due to a variety of reasons, not necessarily related to herpes simplex. D refers to a rare, benign skin tumor which is not related to herpes simplex in any way. Hence, option A is the only correct option as it denotes the specific viral infection of herpes simplex.

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Congenital lack of skin pigmentation

Redness from capillary congestion

Rare benign tumor from keratin cells

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