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Which of the following is NOT a disease that is both infectious and contagious?
a. Herpes
b. measles
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Unit that measures how much electrical energy is being used |
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unit of electric strength |
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Name the 3 groups of cocci bacerial cells |
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Staphylcocci
Streptococci
Diplococci |
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Which bacterial cells form long chains and can cause serious infections such as strep throat and septicemia?
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In the case of chemical eye injury, the victim's eyeball(s) should be flushed with : |
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Infection control procedure which removes surface bacteria |
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2nd level of infection control ; means using products or methods that kill or destroy bacteria and a broad spectrum of viruses |
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the highest level of infection control;
destroys all small organisms, including bacterial spores, which neither sanitation nor disinfection can kill.
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contraindications for using electrotherapy
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Pregnancy
epilepsy
high blood pressure
heart condition or pacemaker
diabetes couperose capillaries
metal plates, pins in body or dental braces |
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during a High Frequency Treatment, which type of electrode would the esthetician use on the client's neck? |
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protection against microbes that may cause skin and body infections is one of the primary funcgtions of the:
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Benefits of desincrustation |
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Softens tissue
Expands pores
Increases blood flow |
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Has an open mind and tends to take chances on new products without hesitation |
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wants to know all the facts and thinks carefully about buying a product without much regard to who else likes the product |
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Puts up a struggle;
wnats to kow all the facts;
offer tester and product literature |
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A machine that is used to sterilize imlements with heat, alcohol and formaldehyde vapors |
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a pressurized, steam-heated vessel that sterilizes objects with high pressure and heat, preventing microorganisms from surviving |
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the direct current used in electrotherapy treatments is: |
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Also known as ionization.
Used to force water-soluble skin care products into the skin
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the process of forcing a water based solution into the skin by applying Galvanic Current.
2 types: Anaphoresis and Cataphoresis |
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allows anAlkalinesolution to enter the skin when assisted by Galvanic current and theNegative poleof an electrode.
(Used in desincrustation) |
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Allows anAcidicsolution to enter the skin when assisted by Galvanic current and the
positive pole of an electrode
Iontophoresis |
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passes through a small part of your body and can cause burns and muscle contractions |
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Sales promotion which offers your existing clientele a discount if they refer a friend> |
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The technical term for any appliance that requires electricity in order to work |
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what should be used on tools and implements used to puncture or invade the skin? |
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With a Wood's lamp, what kind of skin condition exists when the skin is seen as light violet? |
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With a Wood's lamp, what kind of skin condition exists when the skin is seen as brown? |
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pigmentation, dark spots, and sun damage |
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All of the following indicated a reaction to latex, EXCEPT:
a. hives
b. itching
c. swelling
d. high blood pressure |
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d. high blood pressure is not an indication of latex reaction |
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when the electrode held by the esthetician is in the positive mode, the reaction on the skin will be : |
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Bacteria can thrive in all the following areas where a food source is available EXCEPT:
a. dark
b. dirty
c. dry
d. damp |
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What is essential to evaluating a client's reaction to a product and progression through a treatment? |
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developing relationships with individuals who can put you in contact with customers or potential employers |
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Government agency that was created to ensure safe and healthful workplaces in the U.S.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration |
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used for universal precaution
recommended instead of bar soap
more likely to kill resident microorganisms |
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what is an important part of the team concept and allows everyone to save time and continue to grow as professionals? |
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diseases that contaminate through blood to blood or body fluid transmission are referred to as _____.
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diseases that cause infection and are communicable by casual contact are _________. |
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What should you do when installing a new fuse? (3) |
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wear rubber gloves
turn off main power
unplug equipment from power source |
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what can occur anytime a foreign conductor comes in contact with a wire carrying current to a load? |
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during which stage of the growth cycle do bacteria reproduce and grow rapidly? |
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building on a sale by recommending a product that complements another product the client has already purchase is termed _______. |
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Which of the following is the only constant direct current of low voltage and high amperage?
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Which type of light creates the closest substitute for natural light? |
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List the processes and treatments that involve the use of Galvanic Current |
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Phoresis Processes:
Anaphoresis:
- alkaline solution and negative pole
- "Desincrustation" treatment
Cataphoresis:
- acidic solution and positive pole
- "iontophoresis" treatment |
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Nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter are known as: |
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most common form of bacterial cells
rod-shaped
produce tetanus, bacterial influenza, typhoid fever, tuberculosis and diptheria |
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spiraled bacterial cells that cause highly contagious diseases such as syphylis and cholera |
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pus-forming bacterial cells
present in abcesses, pustules and boils |
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pus-forming bacterial cells which form long chains and can cause septicemia, strep throat, rheumatic fever and other serious infections |
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Plants or animals that live and feed off of another living organism are called: |
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Growth of a parasitic organism (pathogens)
within the body |
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3 things that can be found on the Material Safety Data Sheet |
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product combustion levels
product storage requirements
hazards associated with products |
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A key role in determining whether to accept one job over another should be: |
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An effective technique for building clientele is |
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asking clients to make future appointments (prebooking) |
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what procedure should be performed first when attending to a bleeding wound? |
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covering wound and applying pressure |
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which dgree of burn damages all skin layers and underlying tissue and nerves? |
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which degree of burn affects the outer layer of skin (epidermis) and do not produce blisters? |
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which degree of burn destroys all layers of the skin and damages underlying tissue, including nerves. In the majority of cases, there is no pain. |
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a gas generated close to the skin's surface that has a germicidal, healing and drying effect is: |
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Another name for General Infection |
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What identifies where to find key info on a specific product regarding ingredients, associated hazards, combustion levels and storage requirements? |
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Overexposure to UV light can result in tissue _____. |
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Estheticians should practice these precautions when using the Lucas Spray Machine (3) |
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Do not touch metal container when operating. It is hot.
(Hold handle only while operating machine)
Check water level periodically
Remove tube from beaker before turning off machine
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