__________ is an example of a heat modality.

What muscle covers the back of the neck, allowing movement of the shoulders?

The broad muscle that covers the top of the skull is the __________ muscle.

Which of the following is an example of a chemical modality?

The muscles that coordinate opening and closing the mouth are the __________ muscles.

Which of the following is the tendon that connects the occipitalis and frontalis?

What muscle is used when laughing?

What muscle bends and rotates the head?

A hot towel is an example of what type of nerve response modality?

Heat and moist heat on the skin cause:

Which of the following is an example of an electric current modality?

What nerve is the chief sensory nerve of the face?

The motor nerve that controls motions of the neck muscles is the __________ nerve.

The fifth cranial nerve is also known as the __________ nerve.

What nerve branches supply the muscles and scalp at the back of the head and neck?

How many pairs of cranial nerves are connected to a part of the brain surface?

__________ are vessels that transport oxygenated blood from the heart to all parts of the body.

What arteries are the main sources of blood supply to the head, face, and neck?

Which of the following transport deoxygenated blood from various parts of the body to the heart?

__________ is a stroking movement.

Which of the following is the most stimulating form of massage?

What type of massage movements are the gentlest form of tapotement?

What massage movement exerts an invigorating effect on the area being massaged?

Which of the following should be used sparingly and not exceed a few seconds' duration on any one area?

__________ should only be used on the back and shoulders.

What massage manipulation has proven to be beneficial to the circulation and glandular activity of the skin?

In what type of movements are the lower points to midpoints of the fingers used to strike the skin lightly and rapidly?

What type of massage movement stimulates the nerves to tone the muscles?

Deep vibration with a mechanical vibrator or massager can:

When electrical stimulation is applied to the nerve through electrodes, the muscle responds by:

A __________ point is a point on the skin where nerves that control the underlying muscle are located.

Which of the following is a beneficial result that may be obtained by proper massage?

A trigger point exhibits hypersensitivity to:

Where is the immediate effect of massage first noticed?

A beneficial result obtained by proper massage is that:

The __________ of a muscle is the attachment point to a movable bone.

Massage should never be recommended or employed when __________ is present.

Which of the following helps to soften follicle accumulation?

The primary actions of high-frequency current are thermal and:

Overexposure to __________ can destroy skin tissue.

Which of the following heats and relaxes the skin without increasing overall body temperature?

__________ is the use of the positive pole (anode) to introduce an acid-pH product into the skin.

To perform desincrustation, a(n) __________ solution is applied to the skin's surface.

Which of the following is a form of mechanical exfoliation?

__________ produces fast, visible results and can be used to treat surface wrinkles and aging skin.

What is a type of galvanic treatment that uses a very low level of electrical current for applications in skin care?

The high-frequency machine can benefit the client's skin by:

A negative electrode is known as a(n):

Ultraviolet lamps may be used to treat:

__________ is (are) used to produce chemical and ionic reactions in the skin.

Which of the following should never be performed on skin that has been treated with Retin-A®?

What type of skin treatment can assist the body in producing vitamin D?

Which of the following relieves pain in sore muscles?

For general facial or scalp treatments, no more than 5 minutes should be allowed for:

With oily skin, the follicle size is:

What type of products work best for combination skin types?

Cleansing creams are used to:

Which of the following can work as an astringent?

What type of skin is caused by an insufficient flow of sebum from the sebaceous glands?

Acne is a disorder of the __________ glands.

What type of mask uses hydrators and soothing ingredients to add moisture to sensitive or dehydrated skin?

__________ masks are used to stimulate circulation and temporarily contract the skin pores.

Which of the following is an example of a chemical exfoliant?

Toners are designed to:

The T-zone is the section of the face that incorporates the forehead, nose, and:

Proper __________ and a water-based hydrator help keep oily skin clean and balanced.

Masks help to:

Astringents may contain up to __________ percent alcohol.

High-quality masks and packs should feel comfortable while producing slight __________ sensations.

What type of mask employs the pack application method?

A mask is a(n) __________ product providing complete closure to the environment on top of the skin.

Dry skin facials can be supplemented with __________ rays.

What type of treatment helps maintain the health of facial skin through correct cleansing, toning, and massage?

Alipidic skin is also known as __________ skin.

The sebaceous material in a follicle darkens when it is exposed to __________ and forms a blackhead.