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Facial Electrical ITEC 2 Questions and Answers Graded A+ At what distance from the skin should the infra red lamp be positioned Not less than 45 cm (18 inches) from the highest point of the area to be treated At what stage of the faradic treatment can the current be increased? During the stimulation period During vacuum suction, waste products are removed from the skin via which of the following systems Lymphatic Ethically, which of the following treatment plans should be recommended to a client wishing to receive a course of microcurrent treatments Attend two to three times per week for a course of ten, then re assess How is an atom ionised It loses electrons How is pulsed vacuum suction applied to the face Two applicators are used in unison How many contractions can be applied to each muscle Approx 6-8 How might the client react to facial galvanic The client might experience a metallic taste in the mouth How should excess microcurrent product be removed from the skin With a damp cotton wool or sponges How should vacuum suction strokes be applied In light, upward lifting movement as you glide In which direction should vacuum suction strokes flow Towards the nearest lymph node On conclusion of a treatment, it is considered best practise to Allow the receptionist to deal with all aftercare advice, so that the therapist may start the next treatment as soon as possible What happens to the Hf current when it passes through oxygen It produces ozone What is a volt? A unit of electrica pressure What is an interferential current The result of crossing two medium frequency stimulation currents, independently generated within the machine and introduced separately into the area to the treated What is cataphroesis The moment of positive ions to the negative pole What is the advantage of using the faradic machine on the biphasic mode control It stimulates the muscles with a lower current intensity What is the current in HF treatment Rapidly alternating current What is the function of a rectifier To convert an alternating current into a direct current What is the maximum % of tissues that should be lifted into the ventouse during a vacuum suction treatment 20%


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