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1) What is the primary purpose of massage treatments in a salon environment? a) To help clients relax without considering muscle tension. b) To improve blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, and enhance well-being. c) To provide entertainment for clients during their visit. d) To experiment with new techniques without client consent. 2) Why is it important to conduct a consultation before performing a massage? a) To sell additional products. b) To assess the client's needs, medical history, and any contra-indications. c) To determine the client's preferred music during the treatment. d) To minimize the time spent on the treatment. 3) Which of the following is a contraindication that may prevent massage treatments? a) Stress or anxiety. b) Open wounds or skin infections. c) Dry skin conditions. d) Mild muscle stiffness. 4) What is a recommended step for maintaining professionalism during a massage treatment? a) Ignoring the client's feedback. b) Using unclean equipment. c) Maintaining effective communication and hygiene standards. d) Experimenting with techniques without proper knowledge. 5) How does effleurage, a massage technique, benefit clients? a) It provides deep stimulation to the muscles. b) It enhances relaxation by warming up muscles and improving circulation. c) It creates tension in the treated area. d) It only targets the skin's surface.

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1) What is the primary purpose of massage treatments in a salon environment? 2) Why is it important to conduct a consultation before performing a massage?

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English version of the Layers.

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"Hairy Caterpillars Get Prickly Bums"

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3 Layers of the Skin: Epidermis, Dermis and Hypodermis.

5 Layers of the Epidermis: Corneum, Lucidum, Granulosum, Spinosum and Germanivativum.

2 Layers of the Dermis: Reticular and Papillary.

Hypodermis/ Subcutaneous Layer: Adipose Tissue.

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1) What is the primary function of mitochondria within a cell? a) To store nutrients b) To generate energy (ATP) c) To control cell division d) To produce proteins 2) Which of the following is NOT a type of muscle tissue? a) Cardiac muscle b) Skeletal muscle c) Smooth muscle d) Elastic muscle 3) Which muscle group is primarily responsible for extending the elbow joint? a) Biceps Brachii b) Triceps Brachii c) Deltoid d) Trapezius 4) Which bone is located in the lower leg and bears most of the body's weight? a) Fibula b) Tibia c) Femur d) Patella 5) Which postural fault is characterised by an excessive inward curve of the lower back? a) Kyphosis b) Lordosis c) Scoliosis d) Flat back 6) What is the primary function of the lymphatic system in relation to circulation? a) To pump blood through the heart b) To transport oxygen to tissues c) To return excess tissue fluid to the bloodstream d) To regulate body temperature 7) Which of the following is a major organ of the lymphatic system? a) Liver b) Spleen c) Pancreas d) Stomach 8) Which part of the nervous system controls involuntary bodily functions such as heart rate and digestion? a) Somatic Nervous System b) Central Nervous System c) Autonomic Nervous System d) Peripheral Nervous System 9) Which gland is responsible for regulating metabolism? a) Pituitary gland b) Thyroid gland c) Adrenal gland d) Pancreas 10) Which layer of the skin contains melanocytes responsible for producing skin pigment? a) Epidermis b) Dermis c) Hypodermis d) Stratum corneum 11) Which skin type is more prone to hyperpigmentation following trauma? a) Fair skin b) Medium-toned skin c) Dark skin d) All skin types equally 12) Where is the majority of adipose tissue found? a) In the dermis b) In the epidermis c) In the hypodermis or subcutaneous d) In the sebaceous glands 13) Which of the following is NOT a benefit of massage on the circulatory system? a) Increased oxygen supply to tissues b) Reduced blood pressure c) Increased lymphatic drainage d) Decreased heart rate variability 14) Which blood vessel carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the body? a) Veins b) Capillaries c) Arteries d) Venules 15) Which of the following is a psychological benefit of body massage? a) Increased muscle tone b) Improved joint mobility c) Reduction in stress and anxiety d) Enhanced lymphatic drainage

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Dermis: Layer of skin that sits directly underneath the epidermis, Layer of skin that contains blood vessels, hair follicles, glands, nerve fibers, and sensory receptors Layer of skin that contains blood vessels, hair follicles, glands, nerve fibers, and sensory receptors, Layer of skin that contains these layers - papillary and reticular., Hypodermis: Contains adipose (fat) tissue, Layer that insulates the body from drastic temperature changes that insulates the body from drastic temperature changes, Also called subcutaneous tissue, Epidermis: Layer of skin that continuously produces millions of skin cells each day to replace dead cells that have fallen off., Layer of skin that contains the pigment melanin and the strengthening protein, keratin, This layer of skin is avascular and is nourished by the underlying connective tissue., Layer of skin that sits directly on top of the dermis, Contains keratinized stratified squamous epithelial tissue,

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Layers of Skin: Identify the Epidermis, Dermis and Hypodermis

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1) A lateral curvature of the spine is known as a) A thoracic vertebrae b) B lordosis c) C scoliosis d) D kypho-lordosis 2) A client that presents with a rounded back and shoulders exhibits which of the following conditions? a) A Scoliosis b) B Cervical vertebrae c) C Lordosis d) D Kyphosis 3) Caucasian skin characteristics include a a) A early onset ageing b) B hyper-pigmentation c) C acne rosacea d) D skin cancer 4) Indian head massage increases blood circulation to a) A encourage the release of stagnant energy b) B bring fresh oxygen and nutrients to the cells c) C reduce stress and anxiety d) D aid the secretion of tissue waste 5) Indian head massage has which of the following effects on the skin? a) A Makes the skin thinner b) B Increases density of the skin c) C Encourages production of melanin d) D Improves desquamation 6) Indian head massage improves which one of the following? a) A Joint mobility b) B Melanin production c) C Adipose tissue production d) D Absorption of sweat 7) Indian head massage has which of the following effects on the nervous system? a) A Stimulates keratin production b) B Soothes or stimulates nerve endings c) C Increases release of adrenalin d) D Restores the flow of energy to the body 8) Darker skin tones are more prone to a) A early onset ageing b) B hyper-pigmentation c) C acne rosacea d) D skin cancer 9) Which of the following is a psychological effect of Indian head massage? a) A Secretion of synovial fluid b) B Creates a sense of well-being c) C Relief of muscular tension d) D Improves joint mobility 10) Which of the following is a physical effect of Indian head massage? a) A Helps to soothe and relax the mind b) B Promotes feelings of vigour and energy c) C Eases tension in the jaw due to teeth grinding d) D Helps improve mental concentration 11) Small scaly red patches which form a ring around healthy skin around broken hairs and are found on the scalp are called a) A eczema b) B psoriasis c) C tinea capitis d) D tinea corporis 12) Which of the following conditions will prevent an Indian head massage treatment? a) A Dandruff, as it could be made worse b) B Milia, as the skin will be very delicate c) C Vitiligo, as it is a contagious condition d) D Impetigo, due to the risk of cross-infection 13) A client with a sebaceous cyst on their scalp will need to a) re-book for treatment after the cyst has been removed to prevent crossinfection b) take a headache tablet before coming for a treatment to minimise the pain c) be treated with caution and the area should be avoided to prevent discomfort d) seek permission from their GP before treatment to avoid risk of serious injury 14) Skin that is thick, red, flaky with silver plaques and is hereditary is known as a) A psoriasis b) B bruising c) C dermatitis d) D keloids 15) During an Indian head massage the client may experience some negative effects from the treatment such as a) A sinusitis b) B dizziness c) C dental pain d) D hay fever 16) If a client feels weepy or sad following a treatment you should advise them that this is a) a contra-indication for further treatments as Indian head massage does not suit them b) unlikely to be caused by the massage on its own and perhaps they were upset before the treatment c) not a usual reaction from a relaxing massage, ask them to visit their GP for a full health screen d) a contra-action from the treatment, reassure them that it is normal and that the feelings will subside

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1) A lateral curvature of the spine is known as 2) A client that presents with a rounded back and shoulders exhibits which of the following conditions?

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