PMU Ch. 4 Consultations Flashcards

1
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active listening

A

Process by which the receiver of information is PAYING ATTENTION to verbal and nonverbal cues as means to understand fully the message the sender intends.

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body dysmorphic disorder

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Psychosocial disease that causes individuals to be inappropriately concerned with their appearance. Those affected with BDD are CONTRAINDICATED.

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3
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bottom up listening strategy

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Listening strategy during which the receiver uses grammar and WORD choice to understand the intended message of the sender.

“WORDS”

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4
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client information sheet

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form the client fills out with email, address, and referral sources

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5
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clinical -INDICATIONS-

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Condition suited for a particular treatment or procedure based on specific indications.

ex.
Courtney has deep forehead lines AND one eyebrow raises higher than the other even when she is relaxed. SO, botox would not only relax the forehead but would help lower the one eyebrow that is raised too often.

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6
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internal noises

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any distractions from within such as wondering, closed mind that inhibit the understanding of a sent message.

IN YOUR HEAD

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contraindication

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Any sign or symptom that a particular treatment, which otherwise would be advisable, would be INAPPROPRIATE.

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empathy

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Using thoughts, words, and actions as a means of conveying a deep level of understanding.

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9
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listening

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Active process of understanding what a sender is meaning, even if the person does not verballing say so. Listening involves the translation of verbal and nonverbal cues.

PAYING ATTENTION TO WHAT THE PERSON IS SAYING OR TRYING TO SAY

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10
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listening strategies

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Use of different types of listening to keep your focus while extracting the information you are intended to garner

THE DIFFERENT WAYS YOU CAN GET INFORMATION FROM THE PERSON TALKING

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11
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health history sheet

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A sheet used by medical professionals to gather information on past and present health conditions, as well as likelihood for future conditions including: allergies, medical conditions, prescriptions.

PAST AND PRESENT HEALTH CONDITION
FUTURE CONDITIONS
ALLERGIES
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
PRESCRIPTIONS
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12
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top down listening strategy

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Listener uses BACKGROUND knowledge on the subject or the person for the purpose of listening for main ideas, predicting, drawing conclusions and summarizing.

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13
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CONTRAINDICATIONS:

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diabetes
pregnancy
lactating women
people with glaucoma
people on blood-thinner (asp 

Skin diseases:
psoriasis
eczema

Those easily triggered by hyperpigmentation are not good candidates.

Don’t cover birthmarks or telangiectasia.

Herpes is NO LONGER a contraindication.

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14
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Consultation

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Consultation is the term used for the conversation you have with a client when you are on a
“fact finding mission”.

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15
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What are the main things you need to discuss during a consultation?

A

motivation for treatment

understanding fads, fashion and trends

colors

the treatment process INCLUDING PAIN, AFTER CARE AND TOUCH UPS.

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16
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3 parts of the treatment process to mention in the colsultation?

A

pain

after care

touch ups

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17
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makeup history sheet

A

A sheet filled out by the client about makeup use.

18
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When would a client need a ride home?

A

If they are on pain meds or if they get eyeliner.

19
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post-treatment care:

There are 6 of them

A

Ice

Aquaphor

wear sunglasses if eyes are sensitive

“don’t pick” let crust off happen naturally

Cleanse gently with mild soap.

Use sterile bandage

20
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photographs

A

take before and afters!

help with asymmetry in the persons anatomy

21
Q

skin history sheet

What is it and what does it include?

A

document used by skin care professionals to gather information on clients past and present skin health.

includes: past treatment, sunburns and conditions that are necessary for treatment.

22
Q

What to tell the client to expect after the treatment?

A

swelling, redness and possible bruising are all potential treatment consequences that require posttreatment care. Give them a post care sheet.

Appear healed in 1 week.

23
Q

How long will it take for the tattoo to appear healed?

A

1 week

24
Q

When do you talk to your client about touch ups?

A

Before you do the tattoo, during consultation.

25
Q

When do touch ups happen?

A

after 8 weeks

26
Q

What is the difference between older and younger skin healing?

A

younger skin heals faster

above 40 slower

27
Q

When should the consultation be done?

A

in the daytime for daylight

28
Q

How many ways is the face evaluated?

A

2

vertically for symmetry

horizontally for aging

29
Q

What does vertical analysis of the face show?

A

symmetry

30
Q

What does horizontal analysis of the face show?

A

aging

31
Q

What is “asymmetry” and how is it important in permanent makeup?

A

When one side of the face is different than the other.

Ex
one eye lower, an eyebrow different than the other, nasal differences, lip differences on either side.

***It is important to see and point out to your client so they know this was there before you tattoo them. And they also know the perfect symmetry is impossible bc of their anatomy.

32
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What is “asymmetry”, how is it found and why is it important in PMU?

A

When one side of the face is different than the other.

Ex
one eye lower, an eyebrow different than the other, nasal differences, lip differences on either side.

***It is important to see these and point them out to your client so they know this was there before you tattoo them. And they also know the perfect symmetry is impossible bc of their anatomy.

Found by VERTICAL ANALYSIS

33
Q

What does vertical analysis of the face show?

and HOW MANY parts are you looking at?

A

symmetry

6 portions

34
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What does horizontal analysis of the face show?

and HOW MANY part are you looking at?

A

aging

3 portions

35
Q

Aging analysis. How is it done? and what other thing can it help with that is very important to PMU?

A

3 parts horizontally

also helps with EYEBROW LENGTH! and lips

36
Q

FAD vs TREND

A

Trend lasts longer

37
Q

What is alopecia? Can you help with pmu?

A

hair loss and yes

38
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encoding

A

translating ideas into symbols such as words letters to best enable receiver’s understanding

39
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types of communication:

4

A

communication- words, symbols, gestures

animal communication- sound, behavior

telecommunication - mass media

interpersonal communication- verbal and non verbal

40
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After care instructions:

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First 24hrs : gently wash with soap and water every few hrs

pat dry with clean tissue

Normal skin can add a small amount of ointment
oily skin doesn’t need it

DO NOT:
rub, pick or scratch.

NO: makeup, swimming, sun, sunscreen OR skincare products for 10 DAYS

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