What did 19th century Bavarian monk Kather Sebastian Kneipp contribute to the spa movement?

over 100 different hydrotherapy treatments

What is a provision of HIPAA?

States must comply with privacy standards

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

providing all services to clients

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1
What term refers to the study of bathing for health purposes?
balneology
phlebotomy
holisticism
hydrotherapy
2
Who is commonly responsible for training and motivating sales staff?
state licensing
Salon manager
sales representative
beauty editor
3
What should you do after choosing and acting on a solution when using the critical problem-solving method?
consider other possible solutions
examine the evidence
consider the problem
examine the results
4
What type of skills are MOST important for Esthetics instructors?
computer skills and strong writing abilities
love of fashion and the ability to analyze trends
teamwork and coaching skills
customer service and makeup skills
5
What group of people contributed to the resurgence in bathing and public bath popularity in the 13th century?
Catholic Church
Moors
Ukrainians
Belgians
6
What type of skills are necessary to be a state licensing inspector?
diplomacy
makeup application
retailing
customer service
7
An Esthetician needs to know how each treatment evolved and the purpose of each treatment.
False
True
8
What did 19th century Bavarian monk Kather Sebastian Kneipp contribute to the spa movement?
concept of bathing after excerise
over 100 different hydrotherapy treatments
concept of the spa resort
first electric facial machine
9
What is a provision of HIPAA?
patient information may be used for marketing purposes without consent
restriction of patients' access to their medical records
States must comply with privacy standards
patients cannot file breach of confidentiality
10
Where did spa treatments begin?
ancient Egypt
16th-century France
Victorian England
ancient Greece
11
What is the third step in the critical problem-solving process?
gather the facts
choose and execute a solution
examine the evidence
define solutions and outcomes
12
A demand for well-educated estheticians has grown and expanded into the medical profession.
False
True
13
What happened to most of the surviving bathhouses when the Roman Empire fell?
canals were added to irrigate crops
pipes were added to convert them into public sources of drinking water
turned into churches
turned into medical facilities
14
What is HIPPA put in place to do?
require physicians to accept all patients, regardless of their condition
protect patient privacy
place a cap on health insurance rates
institute a government health insurance program
15
What is the most common type of employment new estheticians seek upon graduation?
providing services in a medical setting
providing all services to clients
specializing in spa treatments or waxing services
providing permanent cosmetics services to clients
16
What type of services are spas adding to accommodate aging baby boomers?
massage
pain relief
acne treatments
microdermabrasion
17
What must an esthetician working with a plastic surgeon be educated in?
marketing strategies
color theories
corrective makeup techniques
waxing techniques

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