Massage introduction

• Anatomy and physiology
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)

Why is it important to store products properly in a salon?

1. To save space
2. To maintain their effectiveness and prevent bacterial growth
3. To make the salon look organized
4. To hide them from clients

What should be done with leftover products after a client's treatment?

1. Keep them for personal use
2. Discard them to avoid contamination
3. Mix them with new products
4. Reuse them for the next client

What is the recommended frequency for washing salon towels?

1. Never wash them
2. Once a week
3. Once a month
4. After each use

Why is it important to use disposable items in a salon?

1. To prevent cross-contamination and the spread of infections
2. To create more waste
3. To save money
4. To give a luxurious feel to clients

What should be done to maintain salon hygiene?

1. Not wash hands before and after treatments
2. Regularly clean and sanitize all tools and equipment
3. Leave tools and equipment dirty
4. Use expired products

Which massage classification is specifically designed for pregnant women?

1. Thai massage
2. Lymphatic drainage massage
3. Sports massage
4. Prenatal massage

What is the classification of a massage that focuses on the deeper layers of muscles?

1. Chair massage
2. Craniosacral therapy
3. Deep tissue massage
4. Swedish massage

Which massage classification uses heated stones to relax muscles?

1. Hot stone massage
2. Shiatsu massage
3. Trigger point massage
4. Prenatal massage

Which massage classification involves applying pressure to specific points on the body?

1. Acupressure
2. Hot stone massage
3. Aromatherapy massage
4. Reflexology

What is the classification of a massage that uses long, flowing strokes?

1. Deep tissue massage
2. Sports massage
3. Swedish massage
4. Thai massage