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Chapter 1 Advanced esthetics
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what does an esthetician do?
specialize in the care of the skin
specialize in playing violin
specialize in corrective make up
specialize in hydrotherapy
2
what does the spelling of aesthetician usually indicate?
that person is still a student
skill level
that person is cooler
that that person is in the medical realm
3
what is NOT something you should do to be a successful esthetician?
hone your decision making skills
rely on basic, limited product choices
develop problem solving skills
improve ability to share information
4
what are the most common services offered by permanent make up artists?
mascara, blush, eyeshadow
eyebrows, eyeshadow, lip liner
eyebrows, eyeliner, lip liner
eyebrows, highlighter, contour
5
wheres a location where you do not maintain a consistent clientele?
cruiseships/airports
wellness spa
booth renting
salons/spas
6
when did spa resorts first become popular in the United States?
early 1900s
mid 1900s
mid 1800s
late 1700s
7
what term was used for at home baths in Ancient Rome?
hydra
sanitas
spa
balnea
8
where did spa treatments begin?
ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
ancient china
ancient Japan
9
how long did some people go between baths in the period following the fall of ancient rome?
years
days
weeks
months
10
what SOAP step involves details of what you observed and what the client told you?
procedure
assessment
objective
subjective
11
what is NOT a component of HIPAA
notice of privacy practices
unlimited use of personal medical info
confidential communications
access to medical records
12
What should you do next after establishing the evidence when using critical thinking?
define solutions and outcomes
execute a solution
examine the evidence
gather facts
13
what is NOT an
esthetics
industry organization?
international spa association (ISPA)
occupational safety and health administration (OSHA)
society of dermatology skin care specialists (SDSS)
day spa association
14
what is the first step in critical thinking?
gather the facts
clarify the concern
examine the evidence
execute a solution
15
what is NOT one of the services commonly offered by estheticians working on cruise ships?
facials
permanent cosmetics
eyebrow shaping
waxing
16
when did spas regain popularity lost during the great depression?
after WW1
Mid 1900s
early 1980s
After WW2
17
what SOAP step involves identifying the steps to take for the desired outcome for the treatment?
assessment
procedure
objective
subjective
18
what is NOT a common duty of a manager or sales person?
displaying products at a trade show and conventions
demonstrating products
cashiering
keeping sales records
19
what should you do when managing negative emotions?
think reactively
avoid thinking about others
continue doing what you're doing
ask yourself what's really going on
20
what does SOAP stand for?
salsa, objective, assessment procedure.
subjective, objective, assessment, procedure
subjective, oreo, assessment, procedure.
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Pineapple
21
what profession requires industry knowledge, computer skills, and strong writing skills.
assistant cosmetics buyer
beauty columnist
state licensing examiner
department store representative
22
What language is the word spa thought to be derived from?
latin or greek
Spanish or Italian
Walloon or latin
greek or Celtic
23
what is NOT something cosmetics buyers commonly do?
visit salons
travel frequently
keep records of purchases and sales
visit trade shows
24
what statement about licensed estheticians who work as department store cosmetics representative is true?
they earn less than this without a license
they have strong make up skills
they must be introverted
they identify products salons should carry
25
what is the most common type of employment new estheticians seek?
specializing in age management
proving make up services
proving all services to clients
specializing in treating acneic skin
26
when did physicians become an integral part of the spa experience?
in the 16th century during the moorish influence
in the 19th century when europeans immigrated to the US
when father Sebastian kneipp studied it in the 19th century
when the French joined the spa movement in the 17th century
27
what federal agency developed HIPAA
dept of labor
dept of the interior
dept of agriculture
dept of health and human services
28
what is NOT a common qualification of todays successful estis seeking employment in a medical setting?
knowledge of research methods
understanding methodology behind a procedure
problem solving skills
having a medical license
29
what does the term
holistic
mean?
whole person thought
focusing on the pores
natural and organic
cleansing and refreshing
30
what terms can be used interchangeably with the term spa therapy?
reflexology and balneotherapy
balneotherapy and hydrotherapy
effleurage and hydrotherapy
effleurage and petrissage
31
what type of esthetician is trained to embellish and enhance facial features through skillful application of cosmetics?
medical aesthetician
make up artist
permanent make up artist
cosmetics buyer
32
what type of physician do estheticians commonly partner with?
pediatrician
oncologist
podiatrist
dermatologist
33
what should you do when providing holistic treatments?
consider the clients mood
avoid eye contact
offer the client kale
keep the room slightly chilled
34
what is a common duty of a state examiner?
investigating complaints
examining stock
writing brochures
offering demonstrations
35
when did natural mineral springs gain popularity?
early middle ages
during the Roman Empire
16th century renaissance
early 20th century
36
what happened to many bath houses after the fall of Ancient Rome?
they were destroyed
they were turned into public gathering places
they were turned into storage facilities
they were preserved for future use
37
what is an example of a soft skill?
ability to educate clients on how to achieve their goals
ability to effortlessly move between massage movements
ability to perform pain free extractions
ability to blend foundation perfectly
38
what job requires teaching skills, teamwork, student management and coaching skills?
esthetician
instructor
bank teller
39
what type of esthetician calls on salons, spas, medical offices, hotels, and speciality businesses to build business?
beauty editor
state licensing examiner
cosmetics buyer
manufacturer representative
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what did the medieval practice of phlebotomy involve?
educating children
bloodletting
beauty treatments
collecting for churches
