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Provide body electrotherapy treatments (part 1)

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of fuse is required for an appliance of 750 watts?

a)

3 amp

b)

10 amp

c)

5 amp

d)

13 amp

2.

Which of the following is an effect of mechanical massage?

a)

It increases metabolism and circulation

b)

reduces lymphatic drainage

c)

It soothes the nerves and contracts the muscles

d)

It relaxes the nerves

3.

Vacuum suction treatment on the upper arms should drain towards:

a)

The popliteal lymph nodes

b)

The inguinal lymph nodes

c)

The supratrochlear lymph nodes

d)

The axillary lymph nodes

4.

What is anaphoresis?

a)

The movement of negative ions to the negative pole

b)

The movement of positive ions to the negative pole

c)

The movement of negative ions to the positive pole

d)

The movement of positive ions to the positive pole

5.

Which of the following is a local effect of infrared?

a)

To tighten pores

b)

To tone

c)

To tan

d)

To relax

6.

The current used in faradic treatment is:

a)

Interrupted / surged current

b)

Modified direct current

c)

Constant direct current

d)

Constant indirect current

7.

In a plug, the blue wire is:

a)

Earth

b)

Neutral

c)

Live

d)

Not used

8.

An ohm:

a)

Is a unit of electrical resistance

b)

Is a safety device which blows when an excessive current flows in a circuit

c)

Is a substance which resists the passage of an electrical current

d)

Is used to complete or break a circuit

9.

What is a fuse?

a)

A safety device which blows when an excessive current flows in a circuit

b)

A constant flow of current travelling in one direction

c)

The movement of an electrical current from its source, through the conductors and back to the original source

d)

A substance which allows electricity to pass through it

10.

The charge of a proton is:

a)

Negative

b)

Positive

c)

No electrical charge

d)

Both negative and positive

11.

In a plug the brown wire is the:

a)

Earth

b)

Live

c)

Neutral

d)

Not used

12.

The charge on an electron is:

a)

Negative

b)

Positive

c)

Both negative and positive

d)

No electrical charge

13.

A rectifier:

a)

Stores electric charges

b)

Changes the mains alternating current into a direct current

c)

Changes the voltage of an alternating current without changing its frequency

d)

Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy

14.

The effects of the gyratory massager include to:

a)

Increase metabolism, increase circulation

b)

Soothe the nerve to contract the muscles

c)

Decrease circulation, increase stimulation of the endocrine system

d)

Relax the nerves, decrease lymphatic drainage

15.

The multi-pronged massage head of a G5 machine is used to create which manual massage movement?

a)

Effleurage

b)

Tapotement

c)

Vibration

d)

Petrissage

16.

A client presents with a swelling on her leg, do you:

a)

Proceed with a draining G5 treatment

b)

Advise the client to get a doctor's permission before you proceed

c)

Proceed with a draining vacuum suction treatment

d)

Give the client a leg massage draining to the nearest lymph node

17.

Localised contra-indications to mechanical massage include:

a)

Bruising

b)

Contagious disease

c)

Cancer

d)

Thin client

18.

The single and double ball heads on a G5 machine are used to create:

a)

An effleurage effect

b)

A deep petrissage effect on bony areas

c)

A stimulating tapotement effect

d)

A deep petrissage effect on large muscle bulk

19.

Cataphoresis is a movement of:

a)

Positive ions to negative pole

b)

Negative ions to negative pole

c)

Negative ions to positive pole

d)

Positive ions to positive pole

20.

The main effects of galvanic include:

a)

Warms the skin thus reducing circulation

b)

Causes the muscles to contact and relax voluntarily

c)

Produces chemical effects within the skin

d)

Drains the lymph to the nearest lymph node

21.

Anions are defined as:

a)

Ions with a negative charge

b)

An atom carrying an electrical charge

c)

Ions with a positive charge

d)

An atom with a positive charge

22.

The effects of iontophoresis is to:

a)

Introduce active water soluble substances into the skin

b)

Introduce inactive water soluble substances into the skin

c)

Deep cleanse the skin by removing oil and blockages

d)

Introduce desquamating substances into the skin

23.

Contra indications to galvanism requiring medical approval include:

a)

Under the influence of drugs

b)

Abrasions

c)

Nervous conditions

d)

8 month old small scar

24.

Which current is used in galvanic treatment?

a)

Constant direct

b)

Alternating

c)

Interrupted

d)

Indirect

25.

If a client presents with cellulite on her thighs, which electrical treatment would give the best results?

a)

Microcurrent once a week

b)

Galvanic once a week

c)

Faradic three times a week

d)

G5 once a week

26.

What is a volt?

a)

A unit of electrical strength

b)

A unit of electrical pressure

c)

A stream of positively charged particles which flow along a conductor

d)

A stream of negatively charged particles which flow along a conductor

27.

In accordance with RIDDOR all records of an incident must be kept for at least:

a)

6 months

b)

2 years

c)

1 year

d)

3 years

28.

What is an ampere?

a)

A unit of electrical strength

b)

A unit of electrical pressure

c)

A unit to complete or break a circuit

d)

A unit of electrical resistance

29.

How should excess microcurrent product be removed from the skin?

a)

With dry tissue

b)

With dry cotton wool

c)

With damp cotton wool or sponges

d)

With a wooden spatula

30.

Which of the following is an effect of using microcurrent?

a)

Lymphatic drainage is reduce

b)

An increase in cell membrane permeability is achieved

c)

A reduction in sebum production

d)

An increase in the production of histamine is achieved

31.

Where should the faradic pads be positioned to generally tone the backs of the legs?

a)

On the biceps femoris

b)

On the rectus femoris

c)

On the gracilis and vastus lateralis

d)

On the tensor fascia lata and adductors

32.

In galvanic treatment, which of the following would produce an acidic reaction upon the surface of the skin?

a)

The use of the negative pole only

b)

The use of the positive pole only

c)

The use of the inactive electrode only

d)

The use of both poles simultaneously

33.

On which area of the body is the lighthouse applicator on a mechanical massage best used?

a)

Lower latissimus dorsi

b)

Front of thighs

c)

Gluteals

d)

Upper trapezius

34.

The muscle contractions caused by faradic treatment help to:

a)

Decrease oxygen in the muscle

b)

Decrease lymph flow

c)

Slow down the elimination of waste

d)

Tone the muscle

35.

The muscle contractions caused by faradic treatment help to:

a)

Decrease oxygen in the muscle

b)

Decrease the lymph flow

c)

Slow down the elimination of waste

d)

Tone the muscle

36.

The pressure of the vacuum suction treatment is determined by:

a)

The area being treated.

b)

The type of medium being used.

c)

The number of strokes being used.

d)

The pigmentation of the skin

37.

On which area of the body is the lighthouse applicator on a mechanical massage machine best used?

a)

Lower latissimus dorsi

b)

Front of thighs

c)

Gluteals

d)

Upper trapezius