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L3 Body Massage Part 2Versión en línea L3 Body Massage Part 2. Questions 51-78. Please also complete L3 Body Massage Part 1 as there may be 78 questions in total for the actual test. Allow 32 minutes for this practice test por Gulnaz Rafiq 1 The papillary layer contains: a Keratin b Adipose tissue c Osteocytes d Blood capillaries 2 Which of the following are the more common characteristics of a combination skin? a Overall translucent appearance b Overall even colour c Oily centre panel with dry cheeks and neck d Dry centre panel with oily cheeks and neck 3 Which type of skin has a larger quantity of melanin present in it? a Caucasian b Chinese c Indian d Black 4 What are the characteristics of sensitive skin? a Dehydrated with a dull appearance b Fine texture with a tendency towards broken capillaries c Thick with pigmentation spots d Oily with a sallow appearance 5 The fat layer of the skin is also known as: a The subcutaneous layer b The reticular layer c The basal layer d The papillary layer 6 Where is adipose tissue found in the body? a Between the muscle fibres b In the lymph nodes c In lung tissue d In nerve cells 7 When massage is applied to the muscles, how does it produce a positive effect on the skeletal system? a By reducing stiffness and immobility around the joints b : By inducing stiffness and mobility around the joints c By reducing cellulite and lumpiness d By improving elasticity of tendons 8 Whiich system does massage affect by encouraging better waste removal? a Respiratory b Skeletal c Urinary d Nervous 9 How does massage help the digestive system? a By reducing stiffness and immobility b By reducing swelling c By speeding up desquamation d By improving circulation and delivery of nutrients 10 Which of the following is an effect of massage on the nervous system? a To remove lactic acid b To decrease metabolism c To stimulate d To increase metabolism 11 How does massage help to relieve pain? a By boosting self-esteem b By releasing endorphins c By increasing energy levels d By lowering the heart rate 12 In general, what effect does massage have on the skin? a It reduces stiffness b It improves respiration c It improves elasticity d It helps in the removal of lactic acid 13 In general, what effect does massage have on the urinary system? a Encourages better waste disposal b Improves flexibility c Encourages peristalsis d Reduces stiffness 14 What do the physiological effects of massage on the lymphatic system include? a Increasing heart rate b Reducing oedema c Stimulating nerve endings d Desquamating 15 Which system does massage affect by enabling better absorption of oxygen and more efficient removal of carbon dioxide? a Urinary b Respiratory c Lymphatic d Nervous 16 The long term psychological effects of massage include: a To boost immunity b To improve self-esteem c To improve circulation d To relieve insomnia 17 The short term physiological effects of massage include: a To encourage sleep b To relieve inhibitions c To increase anxiety d To reduce anxiety 18 Which of the following would prevent treatment? a Deep vein thrombosis b Diabetes c High blood pressure d Varicose veins 19 Which of the following would prevent a client from having a massage treatment? a If he/she was undergoing chemotherapy b If he/she suffered from high blood pressure c If he/she was allergic to products d If he/she was diabetic 20 Why would you be unable to treat a client presenting with deep vein thrombosis? a Because massage increases circulation which could exacerbate the condition b Because massage improves mobility which could exacerbate the condition c Because massage assists peristalsis which could exacerbate the condition d Because massage boosts immunity which could exacerbate the condition 21 Which of the following contraindications would prevent giving a client a massage treatment? a Undergoing radiotherapy treatment b High blood pressure c Low blood pressure d Varicose veins 22 Why is diabetes a condition that will restrict a treatment? a Because the skin may be infected b Because the skin may be swollen c Because the skin may be lacking sensation d Because the skin may be weeping 23 Which of the following would restrict treatment? a A client that suffers from product allergies b A client undergoing radiotherapy c A client that presents with deep vein thrombosis d A client that has a contagious skin disease 24 Which of the following would restrict treatment? a Client undergoing chemotherapy b Varicose veins c Deep vein thrombosis d Client undergoing radiotherapy 25 Which of the following would restrict a massage treatment? a Deep vein thrombosis b A contagious skin disease c Epilepsy d A client undergoing chemotherapy 26 What is a contra-action? a A positive reaction to the treatment b An incorrect treatment c The action to be taken if the client gives you a negative feedback d An adverse or negative reaction to the treatment 27 What action should be taken if the client has a skin reaction to the massage medium? a Stop the treatment and use heated mitts to remove the product b Stop the treatment and apply a hot compress to any areas of redness c Change the massage medium and continue the treatment d Stop the treatment and use premise facilities to allow the client to take a cool shower. 28 Which of the following would be a contra-action to massage? a Vomiting b Loss of skin sensation c Bruising d Increase of blood pressure

L3 Body Massage Part 2Versión en línea

L3 Body Massage Part 2. Questions 51-78. Please also complete L3 Body Massage Part 1 as there may be 78 questions in total for the actual test. Allow 32 minutes for this practice test

por Gulnaz Rafiq

The papillary layer contains:

Keratin

Adipose tissue

Osteocytes

Blood capillaries

Which of the following are the more common characteristics of a combination skin?

Overall translucent appearance

Overall even colour

Oily centre panel with dry cheeks and neck

Dry centre panel with oily cheeks and neck

Which type of skin has a larger quantity of melanin present in it?

Caucasian

Chinese

Indian

Black

What are the characteristics of sensitive skin?

Dehydrated with a dull appearance

Fine texture with a tendency towards broken capillaries

Thick with pigmentation spots

Oily with a sallow appearance

The fat layer of the skin is also known as:

The subcutaneous layer

The reticular layer

The basal layer

The papillary layer

Where is adipose tissue found in the body?

Between the muscle fibres

In the lymph nodes

In lung tissue

In nerve cells

When massage is applied to the muscles, how does it produce a positive effect on the skeletal system?

By reducing stiffness and immobility around the joints

: By inducing stiffness and mobility around the joints

By reducing cellulite and lumpiness

By improving elasticity of tendons

Whiich system does massage affect by encouraging better waste removal?

Respiratory

Skeletal

Urinary

Nervous

How does massage help the digestive system?

By reducing stiffness and immobility

By reducing swelling

By speeding up desquamation

By improving circulation and delivery of nutrients

Which of the following is an effect of massage on the nervous system?

To remove lactic acid

To decrease metabolism

To stimulate

To increase metabolism

How does massage help to relieve pain?

By boosting self-esteem

By releasing endorphins

By increasing energy levels

By lowering the heart rate

In general, what effect does massage have on the skin?

It reduces stiffness

It improves respiration

It improves elasticity

It helps in the removal of lactic acid

In general, what effect does massage have on the urinary system?

Encourages better waste disposal

Improves flexibility

Encourages peristalsis

Reduces stiffness

What do the physiological effects of massage on the lymphatic system include?

Increasing heart rate

Reducing oedema

Stimulating nerve endings

Desquamating

Which system does massage affect by enabling better absorption of oxygen and more efficient removal of carbon dioxide?

Urinary

Respiratory

Lymphatic

Nervous

The long term psychological effects of massage include:

To boost immunity

To improve self-esteem

To improve circulation

To relieve insomnia

The short term physiological effects of massage include:

To encourage sleep

To relieve inhibitions

To increase anxiety

To reduce anxiety

Which of the following would prevent treatment?

Deep vein thrombosis

Diabetes

High blood pressure

Varicose veins

Which of the following would prevent a client from having a massage treatment?

If he/she was undergoing chemotherapy

If he/she suffered from high blood pressure

If he/she was allergic to products

If he/she was diabetic

Why would you be unable to treat a client presenting with deep vein thrombosis?

Because massage increases circulation which could exacerbate the condition

Because massage improves mobility which could exacerbate the condition

Because massage assists peristalsis which could exacerbate the condition

Because massage boosts immunity which could exacerbate the condition

Which of the following contraindications would prevent giving a client a massage treatment?

Undergoing radiotherapy treatment

High blood pressure

Low blood pressure

Varicose veins

Why is diabetes a condition that will restrict a treatment?

Because the skin may be infected

Because the skin may be swollen

Because the skin may be lacking sensation

Because the skin may be weeping

Which of the following would restrict treatment?

A client that suffers from product allergies

A client undergoing radiotherapy

A client that presents with deep vein thrombosis

A client that has a contagious skin disease

Which of the following would restrict treatment?

Client undergoing chemotherapy

Varicose veins

Deep vein thrombosis

Client undergoing radiotherapy

Which of the following would restrict a massage treatment?

Deep vein thrombosis

A contagious skin disease

Epilepsy

A client undergoing chemotherapy

What is a contra-action?

A positive reaction to the treatment

An incorrect treatment

The action to be taken if the client gives you a negative feedback

An adverse or negative reaction to the treatment

What action should be taken if the client has a skin reaction to the massage medium?

Stop the treatment and use heated mitts to remove the product

Stop the treatment and apply a hot compress to any areas of redness

Change the massage medium and continue the treatment

Stop the treatment and use premise facilities to allow the client to take a cool shower.

Which of the following would be a contra-action to massage?

Vomiting

Loss of skin sensation

Bruising

Increase of blood pressure

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The papillary layer contains:

Which of the following are the more common characteristics of a combination skin?

Which type of skin has a larger quantity of melanin present in it?

What are the characteristics of sensitive skin?

The fat layer of the skin is also known as:

Where is adipose tissue found in the body?

When massage is applied to the muscles, how does it produce a positive effect on the skeletal system?

Whiich system does massage affect by encouraging better waste removal?

How does massage help the digestive system?

Which of the following is an effect of massage on the nervous system?

How does massage help to relieve pain?

In general, what effect does massage have on the skin?

In general, what effect does massage have on the urinary system?

What do the physiological effects of massage on the lymphatic system include?

Which system does massage affect by enabling better absorption of oxygen and more efficient removal of carbon dioxide?

The long term psychological effects of massage include:

The short term physiological effects of massage include:

Which of the following would prevent treatment?

Which of the following would prevent a client from having a massage treatment?

Why would you be unable to treat a client presenting with deep vein thrombosis?

Which of the following contraindications would prevent giving a client a massage treatment?

Why is diabetes a condition that will restrict a treatment?

Which of the following would restrict treatment?

Which of the following would restrict treatment?

Which of the following would restrict a massage treatment?

What is a contra-action?

What action should be taken if the client has a skin reaction to the massage medium?

Which of the following would be a contra-action to massage?