Md. Code Regs. 10.53.06.03 - Theory Program
A. A theory
program shall:
(1) Be taught by a licensed
electrology instructor;
(2) Consist
of at least 200 hours; and
(3)
Administer the theoretical study in not less than five sessions consisting of
not more than 6 hours in each of the following subjects:
(a) Introduction, which shall include:
(i) The history and definition of
electrology; and
(ii) State laws
and regulations governing the practice of electrology and requirements for
licensure;
(b) Anatomy
of skin and hair;
(c) Physiology of
skin and hair;
(d)
Bacteriology;
(e) Sanitation,
disinfection, and sterilization procedures as described in COMAR
10.53.09;
(f)
Dermatology;
(g)
Neurology;
(h) Cardiovascular
system;
(i) Endocrine system, with
emphasis on adrenal glands and ovaries;
(j) Hirsutism, including causes, testing, and
treatment;
(k) Alternative methods
of hair removal;
(l)
Contraindications for electrolysis treatments;
(m) Taking patient history; and
(n) Professional ethics as set forth in COMAR
10.53.05.
B.
Members of the Committee shall be permitted to monitor the course at any
time.
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