5th Element

Question 1

Identify 3 physical dangers of electrical equipment.

Answer 1

Tripping over cords
Falling equipment
Spills which can be slippery
Electric shock by faulty equipment, frayed wires, cracked sockets, loose wires.

Question 2

What electrical treatments do clients require goggles?

Answer 2

Laser
Ultraviolet
Infrared

Question 3

What do you do with faulty equipment?

Answer 3

Remove piece of equipment from area.

Label faulty equipment.

Notify manager.

Question 4

7 Safety procedures before using electrical equipment.

Answer 4

Visual inspection
Dry hands 
Dry area
Socket not overloaded
Remove jewellery
Check for contraindications 
Annual check by registered electrician

Question 5

Health and safety measures prior to using new equipment.

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Answer 5

Read the manual and manufacturing instructions.
Attend training sessions
Familiarise yourself with equipment and follow health and safety precautions.
Check machine is in working order

Question 6

7 steps to safely turning off electrical equipment and putting it Away.

Answer 6

Dry hands
Dry area
Check the manual
Dials back to zero 
Sanitise, clean and sterilise. 
Turn machine off
Put away in a safe place

Question 7

6 steps to safely set up electrical equipment

Answer 7

Area clear of water
Visual inspection
Check thermostats working
Set current at lowest setting
Electrical cords tucked away
Dry hands

Question 8

8 steps to safely use a galvanic current (direct current)

Answer 8

Read and follow manufacturers instructions.
Check for contraindications.
Use conductive gel on electrode.
Check equipment for safety.
Remove all jewellery, both client and therapist.
Explain treatment to client.
Do not exceed specific time frame.
Stop of itchiness, redness or discomfort occurs.

Question 9

Checking for damaged equipment.

Answer 9

Damaged cords or cables. 
Damaged plug. 
Damage/cracks outside cover of machine. 
Loose screws. 
Signs of overheating. 
Thermostats not working. 
Current wof from electrician.

Question 10

Identify three chemical dangers of electrical equipment.

Answer 10

Excessive heat. Causing 1st, 2nd and 3rd degree burns.
Chemical burns, incorrect product use, causing damage to skin and tissue.
Electrical current, can cause damage to skin and muscle tone.