Ch. 24 Working In A Medical Setting

Question 1

Generation Y

Answer 1

1982-1999ish

Question 2

Generation X

Answer 2

1965-1981

Question 3

What title is officially used for an esthetician working in a medical setting?

Answer 3

Esthetician

Question 4

The study of diseases of the skin, hair and nails

Answer 4

Dermatology

Question 5

A dermatologist who performs plastic or cosmetic surgery; the term may also refer to dermatologists who use lasers to perform advanced dermatological procedures, such as laser skin resurfacing.

Answer 5

Dermatological Surgeon

Question 6

A subspecialty of dermatology that treats appearance-related skin conditions, such as wrinkles, scars, hyperpigmentation, and hyperplasia.

Answer 6

Cosmetic Dermatology

Question 7

A physician who specializes in elective surgical procedures, or those that are not medically necessary but are desired for appearance-related concerns, such as blepharoplasty (eyelid), rhytidectomy (facelift), abdominoplasty (tummy lifts), breast augmentation or reduction, and liposuction.

Answer 7

Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon

Question 8

A physician who specializes in surgical procedures that are medically necessary and are used to correct abnormalities associated with birth defects, accidents, injuries, physical deformities, and the removal of life-threatening diseases such as skin cancer lesions.

Answer 8

Reconstructive Surgeon

Question 9

A team used interchangeably with medical spa? (medical and esthetic services performed)

Answer 9

Medi-spa

Question 10

What are a few services that can be done in a Medi-spa?

Answer 10

Facials, massage, neurotoxin therapy and filler injections, laser treatments, chemical peels, and acupuncture

Question 11

Baccalaureates Degree (BA)

Answer 11

4 year

Question 12

Esthetic Program

Answer 12

Clock Hour Program

Question 13

RN

Answer 13

BA of Science

Question 14

Master’s Degree

Answer 14

BA plus 2 more years of post grad work

Question 15

List the Steps in the scientific method:

Answer 15

1. Observation or study of the issue in question
2. Research and raising a question about what has been observed
3. Formulation of a hypothesis or an educated guess to explain your observation
4. Experimentation to prove or disprove your hypothesis
5. A conclusion or explanation that documents the result of your experimentation

Question 16

SOAP

Answer 16

Subjective Objective Assessment Plan

Subjective: a patients description of the problem or issue
Objective: a description of what is actually observed
Assessment: an evaluation or diagnosis of the problem or issue
Plan: a treatment plan

Question 17

HIPAA

Answer 17

Health
Insurance
Portability
Accountability
Act

Question 18

Baby Boomers

Answer 18

1946-1964