Level 2 Facial Revision Flashcards
- What is the main reason for carrying out a skin analysis?
a) Products selection
b) Extend treatment time
c) Check contra actions
d) Retail suitable products
a) Products selection
- Which one is a viral contraindication?
a) Tinea corpis
b) Impetigo
c) Herpes simplex
d) Scabies
c) Herpes simplex
- What is the benefit to therapist for correct client positioning?
a) Reduces risk of injury
b) Professional treatment
c) Client relaxation
d) Client discomfort
a) Reduces risk of injury
- Why is it important to use correct products and technique?
a) Maximise benefits
b) Relax clients
c) Prevent perspiration
d) Reduce number of products used
a) Maximise benefits
- Why is client satisfaction important?
a) Leave a tip
b) Buy a product
c) They return
d) Not complain
c) They return
- Why is important to keep accurate client records?
a) Confidence
b) Part of the treatment
c) Stock records
d) Knowledge of prior treatments
d) Knowledge of prior treatments
- Where is the arrector pilli muscle situated?
a) Epidermis
b) Subcutaneous layer
c) Dermis
d) Adipose tissue
c) Dermis
- Where are melanocytes formed?
a) Granulosum
b) Germinativum
c) Lucidium
d) Spinosum
b) Germinativum
- What action does ageing have on the sebaceous glands?
a) Decreases activity
b) Increases activity
c) Stimulates glands
d) Relaxes glands
a) Decreases activity
- Where is the sternocleidomastoid located?
a) Diagonally up the neck
b) Under the chin
C) Over the chest
d) Across the base of the skull
a) diagonally up the neck
- What is the action of the risorius muscle?
a) Moves the scalp back and forth
b) Raises the lower jaw
c) Draws the mouth out
d) Purses the lips
c) Draws the mouth out
- What are the bones of the shoulder girdle?
a) Carpals & metacarpals
b) Tibia & fibia
c) Scapula & clavicle
d) Humerous & Ulna
Scapula & clavicle
- What is the main part of blood?
a) Erythrocytes
b) Leucocytes
c) Lymph
d) Plasma
d) Plasma
- Where is the sternum?
a) Centre of the chest
b) Back of the neck
c) Upper back
d) Shoulder
a) Centre of the chest
- Blood improves the skin by….
a) Filters waste
b) Providing nutrients and oxygen
c) Transporting collagen and elastin
d) Increasing gland activity
b) Providing nutrients and oxygen
- What are the vertebrae of the neck called?
a) Thoracic
b) Lumbar
c) Sacrum
d) Cervical
d) Cervical
- Bacterial infection consisting of honey coloured crust around the mouth is called?
a) Conjunctivitis
b) Impetigo
c) Herpes simplex
d) Scabies
b) Impetigo
- What is an infection of the hair follicle called?
a) Impetigo
b) Carbuncle
c) Paronychia
d) Conjunctivitis
b) Carbuncle
What effects do UV rays have on the skin?
a) ageing and pigmentation
b) decreases in sweat
c) decreases in oil
d) constriction of the blood vessels
a) ageing and pigmentation
Where would you find the clavicle?
a) Back of the next
b) top of the chest
c) in the arm
d) shoulder blade
b) Top of the chest
How do you recognise psoriasis?
a) silvery scales which bleed when scratched
b) scaring bacterial infection
c) red swollen skin
a) silvery scales which bleed when scratched
Which artery supplies blood to the head?
a) jugular vein
b) carotid artery
c) radial artery
d) femoral vein
b) carotid artery
which blood vessels takes deoxygenated away from the head?
a) jugular vein
b) carotid artery
c) radial artery
d) femoral vein
a) jugular vein
What is the action of the deltoid muscle?
a) raises arm to side and pulls it back & forward
b) lifts the eyebrows upwards
c) blows out the cheeks
d) turns the head from side to side
a) raises arm to side and pulls it backwards and forwards
