MDA QUIZ
Quiz by Erine Fraser
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- Q1What might you notice about a client who smokes?reduced sebum productiona more even skin tonepremature agingincreased collagen production30s
- Q2when the skin ages, what happens to collagen and elastin fibres?they become thicker and form more quicklythey cease being made and are replaced by fibroblaststhey join together to create a dense, fine networkproduction slows down which reduces their strength30s
- Q3how would you describe milia?red, inflamed lumps containing pusflat, pigmented areas, darker than the surrounding skinround, hard pearly white cystsround, dark lumps blocking the mouth of the follicle30s
- Q4how would you describe contact dermatitis?inflamed red and sore skin caused by hereditary factorsthickened skin with silvery scales caused by hereditary factorsinflamed red and sore skin caused by exposure to an irritantthickened skin with silvery scales caused by exposure to an irritant30s
- Q5Describe dry skinfine, thin texture, tight with small pores and lacking in moistureshiny and congested on nose and forehead, normal on cheeksloss of elasticity, loose muscle tone, lines and wrinklesshiny appearance, coarse and thickened texture, enlarged pores, congestion30s
- Q6What are the characteristics of acne?papules, pustules, comedones, inflammation on face and chestblistering round nose, mouth or body that breakdown to yellow pustingling, burning then blisters in the same place everytimeepidermal skin growths with a raised, rough surface.30s
- Q7What are bacterial infection-fluid filled blisters, spreading quickly and bursting to leave yellow crusts and itchy skin?Impetigourticariaherpes simplexpediculosis30s
- Q8Immediate aftercare for MDA includes...frequent application of moisturiser and sun blockhave a further skin treatment to enhance the benefitsexpose the skin to sunlight to encourage healingexercise to encourage sweating30s
- Q9A benefit of MDA treatment isaid the reduction of fatty depositscause temporary hypersensitivityincrease comedones and miliasmooth and soften the skin's surface30s
- Q10What is an effect of MDAprevent the production of collagenincrease the flow of sebumreduce the appearance of stretch marksstimulate the production of melanin30s
- Q11which of the following environmental conditions are most appropriate for a MDA treatment?upbeat usic to invigorate the clientminimum temperature of 24 degreesfluorescent lightingsoft background music30s
- Q12What is Scleroderma?small, red visible blood capillaries near the surface of the skinan autoimmune disease which causes the skin to become inflamed, thickened and hardan infectious viral condition causing small epidermal growthshyper pigmentation in specific areas30s
- Q13what is this - blue/purple lumps under the skin on the legs?varicose veinsbruisingpsoriasisatherosclerosis30s
- Q14why do skin sensitivity tests?help the therapist decide on the most suitable intensityenable the record card to be completed fullyprotect the therapist and salon from legal actionensure client has adequate skin sensation so they don't suffer skin damage30s
- Q15What techniques should be used on a client with mature, sensitive skin and a thin epidermisquick, light strokes with high vacuum pressuremedium rate strokes both horizontally and vertically with low vacuum pressurequick, light strokes with low vacuum pressuremedium rate strokes both horizontally and vertically with high vacuum pressure30s