Chapter 9: Exam Review (Facial Massage)

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Why is a facial massage not advised for a client undergoing cancer therapy?

massages increase lymph movement

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Jesse is practicing facial massage on a classmate and reviewing his techniques by talking about what he is doing and why. Jesse says, “One area I am going to avoid tapping is your ____”.

jawbone

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A classmate asks you for the definition of feathering. You tell them it is the _____.

term for slowing down movements at the end of a massage

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Massaging muscles with outward strokes prevents what?

skin damage that can cause wrinkling

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How many teaspoons of product should you use on the facial area?

1

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Jessica has sensitive skin, so you will not use which movements during her facial massage?

neither friction nor tapotement

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A relaxing massage depends on consistent repetitive movements. Before moving on to the next movement, how many times do you typically repeat a movement?

3 to 6 times

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Because facial massage increases circulation, what is the results?

the skin is oxygenated and receives more nutrients

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Facial massage contracts muscles and is relaxing. What structures are stimulated by massage?

both muscle and nerve points

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After her facial massage, Naomi tells you she feels less stressed. Why does facial massage reduce stress?

cortisol levels have been reduced

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In which direction should massage movements be on the side of the neck?

downward because jugular vein blood flow is downward

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You are performing petrissage on Claire’s cheeks. What action should precede this movement?

lift and pinch the fleshy part of her cheek

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Describe the movement you will use on Jenny’s forehead at the end of her facial massage.

Movement will become slower and slower, and touch will become lighter and lighter

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What technique is used for lymph drainage?

gentle rhythmic pressure

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What term is used to describe manual movements used to increase metabolism and circulation?

massage

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Which of the following improves overall metabolism and activates sluggish skin?

massage therapy

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What should be performed for approximately 10 to 20 minutes during a facial?

facial massage

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What qualification must esthiticians have to be in order to perform deep tissue work?

licensed massage therapist

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Where should massage movements begin?

insertion

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Clients sometimes have inflamed acne, open lesions, or sunburn. What massage is recommended for these conditions?

Massage is contraindicated for clients with these conditions

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When should you avoid vigorous massage?

When a client has sensitive or redness-prone skin

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One of your friends wants to try a facial massage, but she has reservations because of several health concerns. When should she consult her physician?

before having a massage

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You are gloved up and ready to apply product for a facial massage. You take the container and remove the appropriate amount. Where should you place the product?

in even amounts on your gloved hand

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Alexis is dealing with a lot of stress and thinks a facial massage will help her. Which of the following could you add to her treatment to help her relax mentally?

essential oils

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What type of movements are used petrissage?

kneading

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Clients report feeling happier after a facial massage. What chemicals may be released during massage that promote feelings of well-being?

dopamine and seratonin

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of facial massage?

reduces cancer risk

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During a facial massage, why must the pressure be light on the side of the face?

to avoid dragging the skin downward

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Estheticians must maintain hand mobility with specific exercises to reduce the risk of which occupational problem?

carpal tunnel syndrome

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When do the body’s reflex receptors increase blood and lymph flow, resulting in a state of relaxation?

when touch is sensed by the body

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What does the central nervous system trigger when massage is performed?

relaxation

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To whom should you refer a client who wants a therapeutic massage?

licensed massage therapist

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What information can be found by referring to licensing regulations?

scope of practice

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During a facial massage, a client suddenly jerks back and says that she was scratched. Which technique should be avoided to prevent this?

using the ends of your fingertips

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What directions should the hands move around the eye and zygomatic region during facial massage?

left hand is clockwise; right hand is counter-clockwise

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In order to not damage tissue, how long should vibration last on any one spot of the body?

no more than a few seconds

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What should an esthetician understand about massaging both sides of the face?

movements should be duplicated on both the right and left sides

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After a facial massage, your client comments that a part of the massage felt like you were playing the piano! You tell him there is a name for that technique. It is called ____.

tapotement

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Patients with what contraindication(s) can now receive a facial massage without concern, especially if the condition is being treated by a physician?

diabetes

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Devan comes in regularly for a facial massage and you are comfortable with the procedure you typically use. When you greet him, you see that he now has a beard. What type of movements are you going to use because of the beard?

downward