Recap Questions Flashcards

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How would you recognise sensitivity on a dark skin?

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What is vitiligo?

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Vitiligo is a long-term condition where pale white patches develop on the skin. It’s caused by the lack of melanin, which is the pigment in skin.

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3
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What does scar tissue look like?

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it may appear red, raised, and hard

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4
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What type of infection is Pediculosis?

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Parasitic infections

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5
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What is Tinea Corporis?

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Ring worms - fungal infection

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6
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What type of infection is Scabies?

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Parasitic infection

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7
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What type of infection is recognisable by wavy lines often between the fingers?

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8
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Where is the Levator Labii?

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Along the side of the nose, next to zygomatic bone

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9
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What does oily skin look like?

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Large pores

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10
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What does dehydrated skin look like?

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Flaky

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11
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What are the characteristics of sensitive skin?

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Flushed, redness, pale look

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12
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Name a bacterial infection that would prevent treatment.

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Impetigo

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13
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Name a viral infection that would prevent treatment.

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Herpes cold sore

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14
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What is Pediculosis?

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Head lice infestation

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15
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What does eczema?

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Eczema is a condition that causes your skin to become dry, red, itchy and bumpy

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16
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What is hyper keratosis?

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increased thickness of the outer layer of the skin

17
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What effect does UV have on the skin?

18
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State the aftercare for a facial.

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What effect does diet, smoking and stress have on the skin?

20
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Why is a high standard of hygiene important?

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To prevent cross infections

21
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What is a Hazard

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What is a Risk

23
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Where should H&S rules be displayed?

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Who is responsible for H&S?

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By whom is legislation led?
The Govement
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By whom are workplace policies led?
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What is COSHH?
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What is the difference between sterilisation and disinfection?
Sterilisation kills all | Disinfection kills most
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What does the electricity at work act state?
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What is the minimum salon temperature?
16 degrees
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Why is it important to give aftercare advice to your client?
To ensure that the results of the treatment will last. To reduce the risk of adverse reactions occurring.
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Can you think of five aftercare points for a facial treatment?
``` No make-up for 24 hrs, No further facial treatments for 24 hrs, Use cleanser, toner and moisturiser am/pm, Eye cream, neck cream, Avoid UV light/heat for 24 hrs, Drink plenty of water, Regular/further treatments. ```