Using Bulb Analysis to Detect Hair Shedding Stage

1. What is the typical range for normal hair shedding per day?

2. What does a club-shaped white bulb at the root of a shed hair indicate?

3. Which phase of the hair cycle is associated with active hair growth?

4. What is a key visual marker of premature hair shedding?

5. Which hair bulb shape might suggest Anagen-phase shedding?

6. Which of the following is a major limitation of bulb analysis?

7. Telogen hairs typically fall out naturally and are not a cause for concern. True or False?

8. Hair breakage and hair shedding refer to the same process. True or False?

9. A pigmented bulb usually indicates the hair was shed during the telogen phase. True or False?

10. What conditions can lead to premature hair shedding? (Select all that apply)

11. What characteristics might a shed anagen hair have? (Select all that apply)

12. What symptoms might indicate abnormal hair shedding? (Select all that apply)

13. Which are visual indicators of healthy, natural shedding? (Select all that apply)

14. What are some limitations of using bulb analysis alone? (Select all that apply)

15. Which bulbs are not a cause for concern?

16. What is the main purpose of examining hair bulbs during shedding?

17. What might a translucent, stretched bulb most likely indicate?

18. What is the catagen phase primarily known for?

19. What is the recommended frequency for examining shed hair strands?

20. What are considered tools for bulb analysis? (Select all that apply)