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What types of electrical current(s) are used in microcurrent treatments?

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Faradic and galvanic

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What are the contraindications of microcurrent?

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  1. History of migraines. 7. Phlebitis
  2. Pace maker. 8. Diabetes
  3. Pregnancy. 9. Acne rosacea
  4. Epilepsy. 10. Metal pins or plates
  5. Melanoma. 11. Stroke
  6. Varicose veins. 12. Bell’s palsy
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Flexing and relaxing of muscle tissue through a variety of chemical and neurological processes.

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muscle contraction

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3
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What is know as the “non-surgical face lift”

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Microcurrent

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List the muscles of the face

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Aponeurosis, depressor anguli oris, depressor labil inferioris, diagastric muscles, masseter, occipital frontalis, occipitalis, orbicularis oculi, orbicularis oris, platysma, sternocelidomastiod/sternocelidomastiodeus, Buccinator, Corrugator , Srupercili, temporalis, zygomaticus (major/minor)

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How is microcurrent used in the medical field

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Muscle rehabilitation and Bell’s palsy

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When did microcurrent originate in the us?

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1960s

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Microcurrent triggers a chemical reaction at a cellular level to increase the effectiveness of how our bodies use?

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ATP

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Sub-unit of muscle fibers

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What is a sacromere

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What are the beneficial effects of microcurrent?

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Diminishes appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
Diminishes expression aging 
Increases ATP
Tones the muscles
Increases blood circulation
Increases fibroblast activity 
Helps wound healing 
"Can" increase collagen
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What is the recommended frequency of microcurrent treatments?

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Every 72 hrs for 6 weeks for a total of 12 weeks

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The aesthetician should be mindful of the precautions?

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Diabetes, acne rosacea, light sensitive migraines, metal pins or plates, stroke, Bell’s palsy (consent)

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12
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1/ 1 millionth of an ampere

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A micro amp

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13
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1/ 1 thousandth of an ampere

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A milliamp

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14
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An amp measures the amount of electrical ___________.

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Strength

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Both the muscular and nervous system are affected by _________ current.

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Electrical

16
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Name all the stimuli of the muscular and the nervous system

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Heat, hot or cold, massage, electrical current, chemicals, nerve impulses, moist heat, light rays

17
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Microcurrent is a progressive not an aggressive treatment.explain how this works?

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Results build and become more noticeable as the muscles go through conditioning and re-education

18
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What is the consecutive treatment limit during a series?

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12

19
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One microcurrent per month is recommended for ________ of results

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Maintenance

20
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Thick muscle fibers

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Myo-filaments

21
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Electrical signal or stimulant

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Action potential

22
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Membrane of striated muscles

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Sacrolemma

23
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Thick-protein muscle filament

Actin a thin muscle protein filament

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Myosin heads

24
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Does the body have a natural electrical current? If so what cells use this to communicate body functions?

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Yes, it’s neurons

25
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What is the broad muscle of the neck?

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Platysma and SCM

26
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What muscle is eyebrow movement?

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Corragator