North Carolina Esthetician Ebook Continuing Education

agency. Adhering to these guidelines ensures that clients are getting the most current treatments and helps skin care professionals stay in compliance. Do not forget to ask clients questions to help appreciate their skin care needs better and err on the side of caution by never performing an extraction on damaged skin. By following these guidelines, you can ensure your clients are getting the best possible services for their specific skin care needs.

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PERFORMING FACIAL EXTRACTIONS Final Examination Questions

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46. Reusable implements should be sterilized and sanitized using what type of device? a. Autoclave or sterilizer. b. A towel warmer. c. A microwave. d. A steel carrying case. 47. Manual extraction involves removing impurities by using: a. A metal tool with loops. b. The fingers. c. Cotton swabs. d. Both A and C. 48. Professionals who can perform facial extractions include dermatologists, cosmetologists, and: a. Medical assistants. b. Nail technicians. c. Nail technicians. d. Estheticians. 49. A _______ is also sometimes called an open comedone. a. Blackhead. b. Abrasion. c. Whitehead. d. Contusion. 50. This layer of skin has both hair follicles and sweat glands. a. Dermis.

41. What is one purpose of a client consultation before a facial or facial extraction? a. Learn more about the client’s hobbies. b. To upsell the client on more expensive services. c. To compile client interviews. d. To visually inspect the client’s skin. 42. What skin issue is caused by excess oil in the skin? a. Pustules. b. Heat rash. c. Eczema. d. Blackheads. 43. A _____ is typically used to remove stubborn whiteheads from the skin? a. Cotton swab.

b. Lancet. c. Scraper. d. Exfoliant. 44. A whitehead is also known as a _____. a. Closed comedone. b. Pimple.

c. Rosacea. d. Dry skin. 45. Two benefits of facials for acne-prone clients include: a. Eliminates skin problems and prevents new ones.

b. Better sleeping and eating habits. c. Improved appearance of the skin and improved self-confidence. d. None of the above.

b. Epidermis. c. Sub-layer. d. Fatty tissue.

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