Beauty therapy- Revision quiz

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An ideal ventilation system in the workplace will

replace stale air and draw in fresh air

increase levels of carbon dioxide and water vapour

monitor fumes and odours in the atmosphere

remove excess oxygen within the enviroment

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Lighting should be

controlled by dimmer switch

strip fluorescent lighting to greater efficiency

suitable for the treatment in progress

sufficient for clien to follow the treatment

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The temperature within the working enviroment should be at least

22

16

13

20

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Monitoring the client's comfort during treatment will ensure

potencial repeat business and recomendations

the client passes on positive comments to the manager

the client purchases retail products

the therapist receives a well deserved tip

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It is important to carry out a nail and skin analysis to

discuss contra-indications that may occur

agree the cost and retail on homecare products

develop client's trust and confidence in your skills

asses the condition and agree the treatment plan

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What are your responsibilities in the salon under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974? To keep

other workers safe and healthy

everyone safe and healthy

yourself safte and healthy

clients safe and healthy

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Why do you need to have a high standart of hygiene in the salon?

to give clients something to moan about and avoid cross infection

so that your boss doesn't complain about you

to let everyone know that your salon is sterile

to give clients confidence and avoid cross infection

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How would you avoid cross infection? Clean all areas

before and after use and re-use spatulas

before and after use and dispose of used spatulas

before use and dispose of unused spatulas

after use and re-use spatulas

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Cuticle that have overgrown onto the nail plate is

a contra-indication that prevent treatment

a treatable condition

a condition that must be referred to GP following treatment

a indication of illness

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A client with dry and brittle nails visits for pedicure. What advice do you give?

visit local health food shop for advice from the staff

visit a GP for clarification of the condition

return to the salon when the condition changes

avoid using harsh chemicals and use foot cream regularly

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Skin that is dry, red flaky is know as

urticarial

eczema

psoriasis

keloids

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What effect would injury to the matrix have on the nail plate?

deep ridges

koilonychias

white spots

beau's line

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If client has minor dermatitis, you should

advice the client to purchase some products to use at home instead

recommended they return in two weeks when will reassess the situation

refuse to carry out the treatment because it is contagious

focus on the nail area only to avoid irritating the skin

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Dry and split cuticles could occur as a result of

excessive exercise

over vigorous buffing

overuse of foot cream

incorrect filing technique

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How would you recognise a fungal infection of the nail plate?

it has small white dots or marks all over the nail

it may be black or blue and very tender to the touch

it is yellowish-grey and may separate from the nail bed

it has horizontal grooves across the middle of the nail

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What type of infection describes paronychia?

bacteria

parasitic

fungi

virus

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A bacterial infection of the nail would look like

small white dots or marks on the nail plate

swelling, redness and pus around the cuticle

a yellowish-grey colour and may separate from the nail bed

a hprizontal groove straight across the nail plate

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Scabies is recognised by

small scaly red patches in a ring that surrounds healthy skin

a rough surface that is raised and can be painful

severe itchiness and greyish lines between fingers and toes

swelling, redness and pus around the cuticle

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The client has bruising to the foot. That would restrict the treatment because

it would damage the free edge of the nail

perfumed products could not be used during the treatment

the pressure applied during treatment may cause pain and discomfort

buffing will increase the chance of futher bruising

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It cuticle remover was not washed off the skin and cuticles after use what may happen?

the cuticle will be well conditioned

it could burn and damage the skin and cuticle

the skin and cuticle would be more monsturised

it could smooth out all the lines and ridges

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During aftercare advice it is impotant to discuss contra-actions with the client as they may experience

tingling in the extremities from stimulation of the superficial nerves in the skin

excessive heat in their feet from the increased circulation of blood

tiredness due to the build up of toxins from the massage

redness and stinging from allergic reaction to products

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Tapotement is describes as a

shaking movement

stroking movement

compresion movement

tapping movement

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Petrissage is described as a

stroking movement

shaking movement

tapping movement

compression movement

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Effleurage is described as a

tapping movement

shaking movement

stroking movement

compression movement

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Petrissage is mainly used on which type of tissue?

nervous

skin

muscle

bone

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The manipulation used as a linking movement is

pertissage

tapotement

effleurage

friction

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Tapotement is mainly used to

increase lymph drainage

stimulate nerve endings

loosen scar tissue

breakdown adhesions

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Which of the following products is recomended as aftercare to soften the cuticles?

foot cream

cuticle cream

cuticle remover

buffing paste

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The skin produces which of the following in the response to the sunlight exposure?

Collagen

Vitamin D

Elastin

Vitamin A

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The skin regulates heat through

sebum and arrector pili muscle relaxation

vasodilatio and sebum production

sweating and sebum production

arrector pili muscle contraction and sweating

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Sensory messages from the skin are interpreted through which system?

limbic

endocrine

nervous

integumentary

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Melanin is produced in the skin to provide which kind of function?

regulation of temperature

moisturising the skins surface

protection from UV rays

more efficient immunity

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The formation of nails from living cells to dead tissue is know as

oxidisation

eponychium

perionychium

keratinisation

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Nail growth can be affected by which of the following factors?

occasional fast food

filing and buffing

drinking too much water

illness and medication

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How long a average does it take for nail to grow from the matrix to the free edge

1 month

6 months

12 months

18 months

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THe shape and thickness of the nail is determined by the

matrix

lunula

nail bed

mantle

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Which arteries are found in the lower leg?

peroneal and tibial

femoral and fibular

radial and ulnar

popiteal and iliac

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The lymphatic system has which of the following functions?

creates blood cell, distributes hormones, fights fat

distributes fluid, fights fat, transports lymph

fight infection, pumps lymph, transports carbohydrates

fights infection, distributes fluid, transports fats

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