The acronym SOAP is used to help you:

Document critical-thinking process

Father Sebastian Kneipp is famous for:

Developing many hydrotherapy treatments

Under HIPAA, when can patient information be used for marketing purposes?

Only when the patient gives permission

What is the most common type of employment new estheticians seek?

Providing all services to clients

What is NOT an esthetics organization?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

When did physicians become an integral part of the spa experience?

When the French joined spa movement in 17th century

What federal agency developed the HIPAA standard?

Dept if Health and Human Services

When did natural mineral springs gain popularity?

16th century and Renaissance period

What statement about licensed estys who work as dept store cosmetics rep is true?

They must have strong makeup skills

What should you do when managing negative emotions?

Ask yourself what is really going on

What are the most common services offered by permanent makeup artists?

Eyebrows, eyeliner, and lipliner

What is NOT something you should do to be successful as an esthetician?

Rely on basic, limited product choices

What is an example of a soft skill?

Ability to educate clients on how to achieve their goals

What is NOT a component of HIPPA?

Unlimited use of personal medical info

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1
The acronym SOAP is used to help you:
Identify the best career choice for you
Remember the steps for disinfecting instruments
Remember steps of a facial
Document critical-thinking process
2
Father Sebastian Kneipp is famous for:
Pioneering the idea that drinking mineral water is good for your health
Inventing the first public bath house
Developing many hydrotherapy treatments
Opening the first spa resort
3
Under HIPAA, when can patient information be used for marketing purposes?
No more than once every 3yrs
Only when the patient gives permission
Any time
Never
4
When did spa resorts first become popular in the U.S.?
Early 1900s
Late 1700s
Mid 1900s
Mid 1800s
5
What terms can be used interchangeably with the term spa therapy?
Effleurage and hydrotherapy
Effleurage and petrissage
Reflexology and balneotherapy
Balneotherapy and hydrotherapy
6
What term was used for at-home baths in ancient Rome?
Balnea
Hydra
Sanitas
Spa
7
Which of these is NOT a typical duty of an esthetics salesperson?
Keeping records of sales and inventory on hand
Demonstrating procedures
Cashiering
Training sales staff
8
What is the most common type of employment new estheticians seek?
Specializing in age management treatments
Providing all services to clients
Providing makeup services in a department store setting
Specializing in treating acneic skin
9
What does the term holistic refer to?
Whole-person thought
Cleaning and refreshing
Treatments focusing on the pores
Treating individual symptoms
10
Which of these people is MOST likely to be perform cosmetic tattooing?
Esthetician
Medical aesthetician
Permanent makeup artist
Bridal makeup artist
11
What is the first step in critical thinking?
Clarify the concern
Execute a solution
Examine the evidence
Gather the facts
12
How long did some people go between baths during the period following the fall of Rome?
Days
Weeks
Months
Years
13
What is a common duty of a state examiner?
Writing brochures distributed to teachers
Estimating amount of stock his/her organization will need
Offering demonstrateds in skin care and makeup techniques
Investigating complaints
14
What is NOT a common qualification of today's successful estheticians seeking employment in a medical setting?
Knowledge of research methods & available resources
Problem-solving abilities
Understanding methodology behind a product or procedure
Having a medical license
15
What did the medieval practice of phlebotomy involved?
Collecting tithes for the church
Bloodletting
Educating children
Performing beauty treatments
16
Where did spa treatments begin?
Ancient China
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Japan
17
As the medical profession has embraced esthetics, the demand for esthetics education has:
Remained the same
Risen slightly
Dropped dramatically
Risen dramatically
18
What is NOT an esthetics organization?
Society of Dermatology Skincare Specialists (SDSS)
Day Spa Association
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
International Spa Association (ISPA)
19
What type of esthetician is trained to embellish and enhance facial features through skillful application of cosmetics?
Permanent makeup artist
Cosmetics buyer
Makeup artist
Medical aesthetician
20
What SOAP step involves details of what you observed and what the client told you?
Subjective
Assessment
Objective
Procedure
21
When did physicians become an integral part of the spa experience?
19th century when Europeans emigrated to U.S.
When Father Sebastian Kneipp studied disease in 19th century
When the French joined spa movement in 17th century
16th century during period of Moorish influence
22
All of the possible origins of the word spa communicate the basic idea of:
Using natural materials to enhance beauty
Using water to enhance beauty
Using water for healing
Creating beauty through good health
23
What is NOT something cosmetics buyers commonly do?
Keep records of purchases and sales
Visit trade shows
Travel frequently
Visit salons
24
What is the next step in the critical-thinking process after you have clarified the problem?
Examine evidence
Choose and execute the solution
Define solutions and outcomes
Gather the facts
25
What federal agency developed the HIPAA standard?
Dept if Health and Human Services
Dept of the Interior
Dept of Labor
Dept of Agriculture
26
What is NOT a common duty of a manager or salesperson?
Cashiering
Keeping records of sales and inventory
Displaying products
Demonstrating products
27
What type of physician do estheticians commonly partner with?
Podiatrist
Oncologist
Pediatrician
Dermatologist
28
What language is the word spa thought to be derived from?
Walloon or Latin
Latin or Greek
Spanish or Italian
Greek or Celtic
29
When did natural mineral springs gain popularity?
16th century and Renaissance period
Early Middle Ages
During the age of the Roman Empire
Early 20th century
30
What statement about licensed estys who work as dept store cosmetics rep is true?
They must have strong makeup skills
They earn less than those w/o esty license
They identify products that salons and spas should carry
They must be introverted
31
What should you do when managing negative emotions?
Think reactively
Continue doing what you are doing
Avoid thinking about how others would act in your situation
Ask yourself what is really going on
32
What should you do next after establishing the evidence when using critical thinking?
Gather the facts
Execute the solution
Examine the evidence
Define solutions and concerns
33
What should you do when providing holistic treatments?
Maintain an aggressive demeanor
Consider the clients mood
Avoid making eye contact when greeting the client
Keep the room slightly chilled
34
What profession requires industry knowledge, computer skills, and strong writing skills?
Beauty columnist
Assistant cosmetics buyer
State licensing inspector
Dept store cosmetics rep
35
What happened to many bathhouses after the fall of the Roman Empire?
They were carefully preserved
They were expanded to create public gathering places
They were converted into grain storage facilities
They were destroyed
36
What are the most common services offered by permanent makeup artists?
Eyebrows, blush, and eye shadow
Eyebrows, eyeliner, and eye shadow
Mascara, blush, and lipliner
Eyebrows, eyeliner, and lipliner
37
What is NOT something you should do to be successful as an esthetician?
Improve your ability to share info with others
Rely on basic, limited product choices
Hone your decision-making skills
Develop your problem-solving skills
38
An important part of holistic approach is beginning each treatment with:
Complete openness
A positive thought about yourself
Intention
A gentle cleansing of the skin
39
What is an example of a soft skill?
Ability to perform pain-free extractions
Ability to move effortlessly between massage movements
Ability to blend foundation smoothly during a makeup application
Ability to educate clients on how to achieve their goals
40
What is NOT a component of HIPPA?
Access to medical records
Confidential communications
Notice if privacy practices
Unlimited use of personal medical info
41
Type of esthetician calls salons, spas, medical office, hotels, & specialty business to build clientele & ⬆️ sales
State-licensing inspector
Manufacturer representative
Beauty editor
Cosmetic buyer
42
What is NOT a common services offered by estheticians working in resorts/cruise ships?
Eyebrow shaping
Permanent makeup application
Facial
Waxing
43
When did spas regain the popularity lost during the Great Depression?
Early 1980s
After World War I
Mid 1960s
After World War II
44
HIPAA, the Health Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, was developed to:
Give patients more control over how their personal health info is used
Provide patients with access to their medical records
Neither of these
Both of these

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