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SATURDAY EST. CH.13

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

What is true of the esthetic use of machine technology?
a.
Advanced technology has not altered much in the last five years.
b.
Machines can produce better results.
c.
Advanced technology is not generally worth the expense.
d.
The newest technology is always the most effective choice.
 

 2. 

What do the terms superficial peeling, exfoliation, keratolysis, and desquamation refer to?
a.
Removal of dead skin cells
b.
Hair removal
c.
Ultrasound techniques
d.
Lymphatic drainage
 

 3. 

During a chemical exfoliation, it would NOT be normal to use _________.
a.
Jessner's peel
b.
microdermabrasion
c.
AHA
d.
enzymes
 

 4. 

What would be an alkaline pH?
a.
3
b.
5
c.
7
d.
9
 

 5. 

What is true of the pH of human skin?
a.
It is alkaline.
b.
It is acidic for some skin types, alkaline in others.
c.
It is acidic.
d.
It is neutral.
 

 6. 

What is the best choice of a product's pH for use in salon peels?
a.
An alkaline pH
b.
A pH of less than 3
c.
A pH that is neutral
d.
A pH between 3–5.5, depending on the client's skin pH
 

 7. 

The peels that typically have the lowest pH are _________.
a.
physician peels
b.
spa peels
c.
over-the-counter peels
d.
AHA home care peels
 

 8. 

Who has the longest cell renewal factor (CRF)?
a.
Babies
b.
Teenagers
c.
Adults under 50
d.
Adults over 50
 

 9. 

What type of peel would NOT typically be used by an esthetician?
a.
An enzyme peel
b.
A peel with strong TCA concentrations
c.
A lactic acid peel
d.
A glycolic acid peel
 

 10. 

Chemical exfoliation does NOT typically result in _________.
a.
dry skin
b.
increased CRF
c.
improved skin texture
d.
reduced surface pigmentation
 

 11. 

After a chemical peel, estheticians should tell clients to avoid _________ for at least 24 hours.
a.
irritants such as sunscreen
b.
sun exposure
c.
showering
d.
exercising
 

 12. 

How often should the most gentle enzyme peels be repeated?
a.
Once a day
b.
Once a week
c.
Once a month
d.
Once every six months
 

 13. 

What type of treatment would a client who was a vegan likely object to?
a.
A tartaric acid peel
b.
A peel made with bromelain
c.
A peel made with papain
d.
A peel made with trypsin
 

 14. 

When would an enzyme peel NOT be typically used?
a.
Before microdermabrasion
b.
In conjunction with a clinical facial
c.
In conjunction with LED treatment
d.
Before a chemical peel
 

 15. 

What is good advice for estheticians who do not have much experience with enzyme peels?
a.
Be prepared to remove the peel earlier than the manufacturer’s recommendations.
b.
Be prepared to leave the peel on a little bit longer than usual to ensure it is working.
c.
Always leave the peel on at least as long as the manufacturer's recommended minimum removal time.
d.
Only perform spot removal in an emergency.
 

 16. 

What AHA penetrates the epidermis most effectively?
a.
Lactic acid
b.
Citric acid
c.
Glycolic acid
d.
Tartaric acid
 

 17. 

What single factor will bring the most effective long-term results when using enzyme peels with a client?
a.
Communication with the client
b.
AHA peels
c.
BHA peels
d.
Frequent applications
 

 18. 

Clients put themselves at the most risk if they wish to schedule a chemical peel in _________.
a.
November
b.
January
c.
July
d.
March
 

 19. 

What treatment would be ideal for a client whose skin is aging?
a.
TCA peels
b.
AHA peels
c.
Jessner's peels
d.
BHA peels
 

 20. 

Clients should NOT typically experience flaking when using _________ in an esthetics context.
a.
BHA peels
b.
AHA peels
c.
Jessner's peels
d.
TCA peels
 

 21. 

Estheticians risk respiratory damage when using _________.
a.
crystal-free microdermabrasion
b.
wet microdermabrasion
c.
crystal microdermabrasion
d.
any form of microdermabrasion
 

 22. 

What does crystal-free microdermabrasion rely on to work?
a.
A serum
b.
A diamond-tip applicator
c.
Corundum powder
d.
Aluminum oxide
 

 23. 

Drying after-effects are typically avoided with _________.
a.
crystal-free microdermabrasion
b.
hydradermabrasion
c.
crystal microdermabrasion
d.
manual microdermabrasion
 

 24. 

Microdermabrasion would be a good choice for _________.
a.
clients with inflamed acne
b.
clients who are prone to hyperpigmentation
c.
clients who are wrinkled
d.
clients who have fragile skin
 

 25. 

What is the most important thing to know about light therapy is?
a.
Lasers use multiple colors and wavelengths at once.
b.
Lasers and IPL are synonymous.
c.
Contrary to popular belief, lasers are not powerful.
d.
The equipment should be selected based on skin type and condition to be treated.
 

 26. 

What is the best laser to use for lower Fitzpatrick clients who are seeking a hair removal procedure?
a.
Alexandrite
b.
Diode
c.
Nd:YAG
d.
Crystal
 

 27. 

Photodynamic therapy is usually used for _________.
a.
spider veins
b.
actinic keratoses
c.
hair removal
d.
hyperpigmentation
 

 28. 

Light therapy does not typically use what part of the spectrum?
a.
Ultraviolet
b.
Infrared
c.
Visible
d.
Far infrared
 

 29. 

The kind of light therapy that is used to manage pain is _________.
a.
IPL
b.
laser
c.
infrared
d.
LED
 

 30. 

What light therapy specifically targets spider veins?
a.
Ultraviolet
b.
Infrared
c.
LED
d.
IPL
 

 31. 

What color of LED helps with detoxification?
a.
Yellow
b.
Blue
c.
Red
d.
Green
 

 32. 

When using LEDs, the eyes and _________ must be protected.
a.
the nose
b.
the mouth
c.
the thyroid
d.
the liver
 

 33. 

What does microcurrent directly target, when used for esthetic purposes?
a.
Epidermis
b.
Muscles
c.
Follicles
d.
Sebaceous glands
 

 34. 

How often should microcurrent treatments occur for visible results?
a.
Daily for 10 days
b.
Once a week for 10 sessions
c.
Twice a month for 5 sessions
d.
Once a month for a year
 

 35. 

What type of client would benefit the most from microcurrent?
a.
A client who is pregnant and could not use a chemical peel
b.
For a client who has epilepsy and could not use a laser treatment
c.
For an older client who has sagging skin
d.
An older client who has phlebitis
 

 36. 

What does the term ultrasound mean?
a.
Extremely high frequencies of sound
b.
Extremely low frequencies of sound
c.
Extremely loud sounds
d.
Extremely quiet sounds
 

 37. 

In esthetics, ultrasound is usually used for _________.
a.
hair removal
b.
cellulite reduction
c.
muscle stimulation
d.
pain reduction
 

 38. 

What does sonophoresis help with?
a.
Cellulite reduction
b.
Hair removal
c.
Product absorption
d.
Muscle stimulation
 

 39. 

What is true of microneedling?
a.
It induces collagen production.
b.
It is illegal in the United States.
c.
It is used by estheticians to prevent hair loss.
d.
It is less invasive than Nano infusion.
 

 40. 

What is a significant difference between nano infusion and microneedling?
a.
Microneedling is less invasive.
b.
Nano infusion is less invasive.
c.
Nano infusion has a longer downtime than microneedling.
d.
Microneedling does not typically involve the supervision of a physician.
 

 41. 

What should clients be instructed to do after detoxifying body treatments?
a.
Avoid sunlight
b.
Avoid strenuous physical activity
c.
Drink a lot of water
d.
Fast
 

 42. 

What treatment does NOT incorporate the use of seaweed and mud?
a.
Body wraps
b.
Body scrubs
c.
Balneotherapy
d.
Body masks
 

 43. 

What spa treatment is most similar to a body mask?
a.
Body scrubs
b.
Hydrotherapy
c.
Balneotherapy
d.
Body wraps
 

 44. 

What type of treatment includes saunas, steam rooms, and Vichy showers?
a.
Hydrotherapy
b.
Balneotherapy
c.
Ayurvedic treatments
d.
Body scrubs
 

 45. 

The spa treatment that may be incorporated into a regular facial is _________.
a.
hydrotherapy
b.
stone massage
c.
reflexology
d.
balneotherapy
 

 46. 

What spa treatment involves running warm oil on the center of the forehead?
a.
Hydrotherapy
b.
Balneotherapy
c.
Ayurvedic treatments
d.
Endermology
 

 47. 

The treatment that uses a vacuum massage to treat cellulite is called?
a.
Endermology
b.
Balneotherapy
c.
Reflexology
d.
Stone massage
 

 48. 

Reiki is a therapeutic technique that comes from _________.
a.
India
b.
Japan
c.
China
d.
Sweden
 

 49. 

What is the primary cause of cellulite?
a.
A low-fiber diet
b.
Mental and emotional stress
c.
An overly hydrated epidermis
d.
Female hormones and genetics
 

 50. 

What do amino acids, aloe vera, Vitamin B and essential fatty acids potentially help with?
a.
Cellulite reduction
b.
Chakra balancing
c.
Sunless tanning
d.
Increased circulation
 

 51. 

Cellulite is most effectively minimized with _________.
a.
detox diets
b.
liposuction
c.
muscle-stimulating systems
d.
exercise
 

 52. 

Before and after surgery, swelling may be reduced with _________.
a.
reflexology
b.
manual lymph drainage
c.
endermology
d.
body wraps
 

 53. 

What is NOT true of MLD (manual lymph drainage)?
a.
It reduces cellulite.
b.
It typically requires advanced training or licensing.
c.
It involves the use of machines.
d.
It works well in conjunction with facials.
 

 54. 

What is NOT a process that typically falls under the category of medical esthetics?
a.
Botox injections
b.
Laser hair removal
c.
Reflexology
d.
Chemical peels
 

 55. 

Most Botox injections take place in _________.
a.
the lips
b.
the side of the mouth
c.
the upper brow
d.
between the eyes
 

 56. 

What surgery might help with a patient's vision?
a.
Blepharoplasty
b.
Rhinoplasty
c.
Rhytidectomy
d.
Forehead lift
 

 57. 

Back pain might be relieved in some cases with _________.
a.
blepharoplasty
b.
rhinoplasty
c.
mammoplasty
d.
sclerotherapy
 

 58. 

When performing an enzyme peel, an esthetician should look for _________.
a.
very light erythema
b.
light to moderate erythema
c.
moderate to heavy erythema
d.
heavy erythema
 

 59. 

When performing a back facial with enzyme mask, an esthetician can choose not to use _________.
a.
protective eyewear
b.
a steamer
c.
sun protection
d.
warm towels
 

 60. 

The final step before removing gloves and checking in with a client who is receiving a back facial with enzyme mask is _________.
a.
performing extractions
b.
removing the mask
c.
applying sun protection
d.
applying moisturizer
 

 61. 

When performing a light glycolic peel, begin with the _________.
a.
forehead
b.
nose
c.
upper lip
d.
chin
 

 62. 

When performing a light glycolic peel, finish treating the _________.
a.
nose
b.
forehead
c.
upper lip
d.
chin
 

 63. 

What would be unusual for the client to experience during a light glycolic peel?
a.
Moderate erythema
b.
Tingling
c.
Itchiness
d.
A spotty appearance
 

 64. 

When performing a crystal-free microdermabrasion hand piece, do not exceed _________ passes in a single area.
a.
1
b.
2
c.
3
d.
4
 

 65. 

When using crystal-free microdermabrasion, the most common application technique involves _________ passes.
a.
horizontal
b.
vertical
c.
diagonal
d.
cross-hatching
 

 66. 

The diamond tip of a crystal-free microdermabrasion machine would typically be changed _________.
a.
before working on the forehead
b.
before working on the nose
c.
when mild erythema is visible
d.
between the second and third passes
 



 
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