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Body Electrical Therapy

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An ideal ventilation system in the workplace will

a)

increase levels of carbon dioxide and water vapour

b)

remove excess oxygen within the environment

c)

monitor the fumes and odour in the atmosphere

d)

replace stale air and draw in fresh air

2.

How would you avoid cross-infection? Clean all areas

a)

after use and re-use spatulas

b)

before use and dispose of unused spatulas

c)

before and after use and dispose of used spatulas

d)

before and after use and re-use spatulas

3.

Which of the following methods would you follow when using an ultraviolet cabinet?

a)

Quickly rinse the item then place in the ultraviolet cabinet and leave for 10 minutes

b)

Wash item with hot, soapy water then place in the ultraviolet cabinet and leave for 10 minutes

c)

Place item in the ultraviolet cabinet and leave for 10 minutes on one side then turn over and leave for another 10 minutes

d)

Wash item with hot, soapy water then place in the ultraviolet cabinet for 20 minutes, turning over after 10 minutes

4.

Electrical treatments have which effect on the blood circulation?

a)

The blood tins

b)

The blood thickens

c)

It becomes more efficient

d)

It becomes less efficient

5.

What effect do electrical treatments have on the digestive system?

a)

Speeds up the digestive process and allows for efficient elimination of waste

b)

Slows down the digestive process and allows for efficient elimination of waste

c)

Speeds up the digestive process and reduces elimination of waste

d)

Slows down the digestive process and reduces elimination of waste

6.

Your client is taking medication e.g accutane, steriods or retinol. You should

a)

tell them that they can have the treatment as these medications have no effect on the skin

b)

tell them they cannot have the treatment at present as these medications have a thinning and sensitising effect on the skin

c)

refer them to another therapist who specialises in skin problems and will be able to advise

d)

discuss their condition at length with them, then let them decide whether they want the treatment or not

7.

Your client reveals that they have epilepsy. You should

a)

write to their GP for advice, with the client's permission

b)

ask the client as they will know whether it will affect them

c)

treat them as the epilepsy is only mild

d)

ask their GP for a full breakdown of their medical history

8.

What product should you use with a lymphatic drainage machine and why?

a)

Oil, as it allows slip and glide and improves skin condition

b)

Powder, as it allows slip and glide and absorbs moisture

c)

An ionised gel, as it aids penetration of the active ingredients

d)

Saline solution, as it helps conduct the current and prevents discomfort

9.

The current that is responsible for repelling products so that they are drwan into the skin is

a)

faradic

b)

galvanic

c)

alternating

d)

oscillating

10.

Electrical muscular stimulation (EMS) and micro-current work by stimulating the

a)

motor point to cause a contraction

b)

motor point to cause relaxation

c)

sensory point to cause a contraction

d)

sensory point to cause relaxation

11.

What aftercare advice should be given to the client straight after an electrical body treatment?

a)

Avoid strenuous exercise, have heat treatments and avoid heavy meals for 24 hours

b)

Avoid strenuous exercise, heat and other treatments and heavy meals for 24 hours

c)

Go to the gym, avoid strenuous exercise, have heat treatments and eat hourly

d)

Go to the gym, avoid heat and other treatments and heavy meals for 24 hours

12.

What products could be retailed to the client after an electrical body treatment?

a)

Dry body brush, saline solution, anti-cellulite cream/gel

b)

Exfoliator, anti-cellulite cream/gel, professional mask

c)

Dry body brush, exfoliator, ionised gel

d)

Dry body brush, exfoliator, anti-cellulite cream/gel

13.

What action should be taken if the client was bruised while carrying out a lymphatic drainage treatment?

a)

Ask them if they think the pressure is too firm

b)

Ask them if they are sure it wasn't there before the treatment started

c)

Apologise, record the details and make changes to further treatments

d)

Tell them it is a normal reactoin to the treatment

14.

As the body ages muscles begin to

a)

regenerate, lose bulk, contract and relax intermittently

b)

regenerate, gain bulk, contract quickly and become weak

c)

degenerate, lose bulk, start to sag and become weak

d)

degenerate, gain bulk, work less efficiently when cold

15.

Which of the following are parasitic infections?

a)

Conjunctivitis and styes

b)

Tinea corporis and tines capitis

c)

Pediculosis and scabies

d)

Herpes simplex and warts

16.

Small, scaly red patches which form a ring around healthy skin and are found on the face and body are called

a)

tinea corporis

b)

tinea capitis

c)

psoriasis

d)

eczema

17.

Identify the body type in the image

a)

Endomorph

b)

mesomorph

c)

ectomorph

18.

Identify the body image in the diagram

a)

Ectomorph

b)

Endomorph

c)

Mesomorph

19.

Identify the body type in the image

a)

Mesomorph

b)

Endomorph

c)

Ectomorph

20.