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You should do this carefully BEFORE using any piece of electrical equipment.
What is read all instructions?
An extremely low level of electricity that mirrors the body's natural electrical impulses.
What is a microcurrent?
A galvanic current has this.
What is has a positive and negative pole?
A high voltage indicates this.
a) more resistance
b) more power
c) less resistance
d) less power
What is more power?
Unit that measures the resistance of an electric current.
a) ohm
b) ampere
c) volt
d) watt
What is a) an ohm?
You should never do this while your client is connected to an electrical device?
What is leave them unattended?
Nonconductor definition:
This is used as an applicator for directing electric current from an electrotherapy device to the client's skin.
What is an electrode?
The name given to all of the forms of energy that exist.
What is electromagnetic spectrum?
The positive electrode is called an (blank); whereas the negative electrode is called a (blank).
What is an anode and a cathode?
This is how many of the services that beauty and wellness professionals offer there clients that are impacted by electricity.
What is all of them?
Visible light makes up this percentage of natural sunlight.
What is 35%?
Positive or negative poles of an electric current.
What is polarity?
Light therapy is least likely to be used for what?
a) clients that want to eliminate age spots.
b) clients that want to lighten their hair
c) clients that want to remove unwanted hari
d) clients that want to get rid of the wrinkles on their foreheads
Cam is this astrological sign.
What is a Sagittarius?
This would happen is a wire that is not large enough to carry the electrical current passing through.
The application of light rays to the skin for the treatment of wrinkles, capillaries, pigmentation, or hair removal.
What is light therapy/phototherapy?
Also known as violet ray, thermal or heat-producing current with a high rate of oscillation or vibration that is commonly used for scalp or facial treatments.
This is an electrical safety device that is designed to prevent excessive current from passing through a circuit by blowing out or melting when a wire becomes too hot from overloading the circuit with too much current.
What is a fuse?
Ground fault interrupter (GFI) receptacles are strategically placed by all sinks and in bathrooms because of this.
What is GFI's are required in places wehre shock hazard are likely (such as near any running or sitting water)?
Why should you register your electircal appliances with the manufacturer?
To get notified of safety recalls.
This is why you would choose to use cataphoresis instead or anaphoresis on a client as part of their skin treatments.
What is you are attempting to soothe your client's nerves?
What is improving germicidal action?
The unit that measures the strength of an electric current.
a) ohm
b) ampere
c) kilowatts
d) watt
What is an ampere/AMP/A?
This is Cam's favorite hockey player of all time.
Who is Keaton Jameson?