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Worksheets306 Facial Electrotherapy Treatments Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The action of the buccinator muscle is to
open and close the mouth
compress the cheeks as in blowing
pull the corners of the mouth upwards and sideways
lift, lower and close the jaw aiding mastication
Type II skin is described as
dark skin, brown eyes and brown hair
fair skin, green eyes and freckles
olive skin, brown eyes and dark hair
fair skin, blue eyes and blonde hair
The main artery to the head is called the
carotid
facial
occipital
temporal
Following an electrical facial the application of make-up should be avoided for
1 hour
2 hours
4 hours
8 hours
Which one of the following best describes high frequency electrical current?
A direct current that flows in one direction
An alternating oscillating current
An interrupted direct current
A modified low frequency current
Keloid is common on black skins and could be described as
a raised block pore
raised scar tissue
a light patch of skin
a darker patch of skin
Which one of the following is most likely to cause bruising with vacuum suction?
Vacuum pressure too low
Breaking contact using finger
Percentage of tissue in ventouse below 10%
Vacuum pressure too high
Which one of the following bones forms the sides and top of the head?
The parietal
The temporal
The frontal
The sphenoid
The trigeminal nerve is located in the
neck
shoulder
face
leg
A motor point is
the origin of the muscle
the insertion point of the muscle
where the nerve enters the muscle
where the nerve leaves the muscle
Which one of the following is located within the dermis?
Basal germinative layer
Stratum corneum
Papillary layer
Subcutaneous layer
Which one of the following is not a benefit of micro-current treatment?
Creates a germicidal effect
Lifts and tones sagging muscles
Stimulates fibroblasts
Stimulates lymphatic circulation
Which one of the following skin types would benefit the most from direct high frequency?
Mature dehydrated skin
Sensitive dry skin
Combination skin
Oily congested skin
Which one of the following best describes why faradic pads must be placed at specific points on the muscles?
To increase lymphatic drainage
To increase current intensity
To produce increased localised blood supply
To create an effective contraction
The main vein to face and head is known as the
carotid
jugular
occipital
facial
The use of electrical equipment comes under which one of the following?
The Health and Safety at Work Act
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations
The Health and Safety at Work Act
The Electricity at Work Regulations
Which one of the following chemicals is produced under the cathode electrode during a desincrustation galvanic treatment?
Sodium chloride
Sodium hydroxide
Hydrogen chloride
Hydrochloric acid
Which one of the following is the most likely cause of muscle fatigue with faradic treatment?
Insufficient application time
Over stimulation
Current intensity too low
Poor conductivity
Which one of the following is not a contra-indication to electrical facial treatments?
Cholasma
Impetigo
Excessive dental metalwork
Lack of skin sensation
One benefit of an iontophoresis galvanic treatment is that it
removes excess sebum/saponification
opens the pores
rebalances/hydrates skin tissues
softens and dries
Which combination of treatments is the most beneficial for an oily congested skin?
Desincrustation and direct high frequency
Vacuum suction and direct high frequency
Direct high frequency and iontophoresis
Vacuum suction and EMS
