MILADY STANDARD BARBERING CH12
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
Acids, salts, and microdermabrasions are all _________________ type of
modalities? - Answer-Chemical
When performing a facial massage, you will be concerned with the
________________________ of the head, face, and neck. - Answer-Voluntary
muscles
Type of massage movement used, amount of pressure used, direction of the
movement, duration of the massage manipulation. - Answer-The factors of giving a
satisfying massage depend on.
Motor points - Answer-A point on the skin where nerves that control the underlying
muscles are located.
When electronical stimulation is applied to the nerve through electrodes, the muscle
responds by ________________? - Answer-Contracting
Trigger point - Answer-a tender area in a muscle caused by a localized knot or
spasm in the muscle fiber that can radiate pain to other locations in the body.
Effleurage - Answer-A stroking movement; a light, continuous movement that should
be applied in a slow and rhythmic manner over the skin, no pressure.
Petrissage - Answer-A kneading movement that is performed with light, firm
pressure.
Friction - Answer-A deep rubbing movement requiring pressure on the skin with the
fingers or palm while moving them over an underlying structure.
Percussion or tapotement - Answer-Short, quick tapping, slapping, or hacking
movements.
The most stimulating form of massage is _______________? - Answer-Percussion
(tapotement)
Vibration - Answer-A rapid shaking movement over the skin section with the
fingertips or an electric massager of vibrator.
Vibration should be used ______________ and not exceed a __________________
duration on any one area to avoid overstimulation. - Answer-Sparingly / few seconds'
Electric massager - Answer-A handheld unit that transmits vibrations through the
barber's hand and fingertips to the client's skin and muscles.
, Brush machine - Answer-An electrical appliance with interchangeable brushes that is
used to mechanically cleanse, stimulate, and exfoliate the skin surface.
Hot towel cabinet - Answer-Appliance used to ensure warm towels are ready for use
for facial services.
Facial steamer - Answer-an electrical appliance that produces and projects moist,
uniform steam that can be positioned over sections of the head of face for softening
and cleansing purposes.
High-frequency current is also known as ______________? - Answer-Tesla current
Iontophoresis - Answer-The process of using galvanic current to enable ion-
containing water-soluble solutions to penetrate the skin.
Cataphoresis - Answer-The use of the positive pole (anode) to introduce an acid-pH
product such as an astringent solution into the skin.
Muscles, nerves, and arteries - Answer-Three subdermal systems associated with
the performance of facial treatments are:
Mouth - Answer-The orbicularis oris forms a flat band around the:
Expand and contract - Answer-Stimulation of the nerves causes muscles to:
Relaxation - Answer-Heat and moist heat on the skin cause:
Contacting - Answer-Muscles react to cold by:
12 - Answer-The number of cranial nerves connected to the brain surface.
on the skin - Answer-The immediate effect of massage is first noticed:
dry skin - Answer-An insufficient flow of sebum from the sebaceous glands cause:
Steam - Answer-To help soften follicle accumulation you should use:
Alipidic skin - Answer-Dry skin is also known as:
Antiseptic - Answer-The primary actions of high-frequency current are thermal and:
Infrared rays - Answer-To heat and relax the skin without increasing overall body
temperature you use:
Acid-based - Answer-To perform desincrustation, a solution is applied to the skin's
surface that is:
Galvanic current - Answer-To produce chemical and ionic reactions in the skin, you
use:
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
ANSWERS
Acids, salts, and microdermabrasions are all _________________ type of
modalities? - Answer-Chemical
When performing a facial massage, you will be concerned with the
________________________ of the head, face, and neck. - Answer-Voluntary
muscles
Type of massage movement used, amount of pressure used, direction of the
movement, duration of the massage manipulation. - Answer-The factors of giving a
satisfying massage depend on.
Motor points - Answer-A point on the skin where nerves that control the underlying
muscles are located.
When electronical stimulation is applied to the nerve through electrodes, the muscle
responds by ________________? - Answer-Contracting
Trigger point - Answer-a tender area in a muscle caused by a localized knot or
spasm in the muscle fiber that can radiate pain to other locations in the body.
Effleurage - Answer-A stroking movement; a light, continuous movement that should
be applied in a slow and rhythmic manner over the skin, no pressure.
Petrissage - Answer-A kneading movement that is performed with light, firm
pressure.
Friction - Answer-A deep rubbing movement requiring pressure on the skin with the
fingers or palm while moving them over an underlying structure.
Percussion or tapotement - Answer-Short, quick tapping, slapping, or hacking
movements.
The most stimulating form of massage is _______________? - Answer-Percussion
(tapotement)
Vibration - Answer-A rapid shaking movement over the skin section with the
fingertips or an electric massager of vibrator.
Vibration should be used ______________ and not exceed a __________________
duration on any one area to avoid overstimulation. - Answer-Sparingly / few seconds'
Electric massager - Answer-A handheld unit that transmits vibrations through the
barber's hand and fingertips to the client's skin and muscles.
, Brush machine - Answer-An electrical appliance with interchangeable brushes that is
used to mechanically cleanse, stimulate, and exfoliate the skin surface.
Hot towel cabinet - Answer-Appliance used to ensure warm towels are ready for use
for facial services.
Facial steamer - Answer-an electrical appliance that produces and projects moist,
uniform steam that can be positioned over sections of the head of face for softening
and cleansing purposes.
High-frequency current is also known as ______________? - Answer-Tesla current
Iontophoresis - Answer-The process of using galvanic current to enable ion-
containing water-soluble solutions to penetrate the skin.
Cataphoresis - Answer-The use of the positive pole (anode) to introduce an acid-pH
product such as an astringent solution into the skin.
Muscles, nerves, and arteries - Answer-Three subdermal systems associated with
the performance of facial treatments are:
Mouth - Answer-The orbicularis oris forms a flat band around the:
Expand and contract - Answer-Stimulation of the nerves causes muscles to:
Relaxation - Answer-Heat and moist heat on the skin cause:
Contacting - Answer-Muscles react to cold by:
12 - Answer-The number of cranial nerves connected to the brain surface.
on the skin - Answer-The immediate effect of massage is first noticed:
dry skin - Answer-An insufficient flow of sebum from the sebaceous glands cause:
Steam - Answer-To help soften follicle accumulation you should use:
Alipidic skin - Answer-Dry skin is also known as:
Antiseptic - Answer-The primary actions of high-frequency current are thermal and:
Infrared rays - Answer-To heat and relax the skin without increasing overall body
temperature you use:
Acid-based - Answer-To perform desincrustation, a solution is applied to the skin's
surface that is:
Galvanic current - Answer-To produce chemical and ionic reactions in the skin, you
use:
