Contra-Actions Quiz

What is the primary purpose of noting a contra-action on the record card?

• To keep a record for future reference

• To charge extra fees

• To advertise the treatment

• To ignore the issue

How should a client be advised if a contra-action occurs?

• To ignore it

• On how to correctly deal with it

• To seek a different treatment

• To stop all treatments

What contra-action might occur if the skin is accidentally removed?

• Skin removal

• Bruising

• Ingrowing hairs

• Allergic reaction

What is inflammation?

• Swelling and redness

• Dryness and cracking

• Bruising and bleeding

• Numbness and tingling

What is irritation in the context of an allergic reaction?

• Discomfort or soreness

• Loss of appetite

• Increased energy

• Improved mood

What should be done if blisters appear during an allergic reaction?

• Seek medical advice

• Pop the blisters

• Ignore them

• Apply heat

What causes spot bleeding during waxing treatment?

• Allergic reaction to wax

• Bursting of a blood capillary

• Skin dehydration

• Excessive heat

Who is the author of the text on spot bleeding?

• Clare Hargreaves-Norris

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

• Emily Johnson

What should you do if skin removal occurs and you have applied antiseptic?

• Advise that it will repair within a few weeks

• Apply more product

• Increase the temperature

• Use a different technique

Which of the following is NOT part of the histamine reaction process?

• Wax Depilation

• Skin Cell Damage

• Muscle Contraction

• Release of Histamine