Disorders vs Diseases for Estheticians

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Disorders vs diseases in esthetics

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Froggy Jumps Disorders vs Diseases for EstheticiansVersion en ligne Disorders vs diseases in esthetics par Isela G Arreola 1 What is the best way to distinguish a disease from a disorder in esthetics? a A disease is a diagnosable medical condition; a disorder is an irregularity affecting function or ap b A disease is temporary; a disorder is permanent c A disease is cosmetic; a disorder is contagious 2 Which is an example of a disease that affects the skin in esthetic practice? a Acne vulgaris b Psoriasis c Rosacea (a disorder) 3 Which is a common skin disorder seen in clients that does not imply an infection? a Cellulitis (infection) b Seborrheic dermatitis c Impetigo (infection) 4 Why is it important to differentiate eczema from dermatitis in treatment plans? a Dermatitis never responds to topical care b Eczema is a chronic condition; dermatitis can be acute and treatable. c Eczema is always contagious 5 Which statement correctly describes a disorder in esthetic terms? a A disorder must be infectious b A disorder is always genetic c A disorder indicates functional or cosmetic imbalance not caused by a disease system. 6 Which of the following is a disease affecting the skin? a Seborrheic keratosis (disorder) b Lupus (cutaneous lupus) c Chapped lips 7 What is the esthetician’s role when encountering a suspected infectious disease? a Ignore and proceed with services b Refer the client to a healthcare professional c Treat at chair with home remedies 8 Which condition is typically considered a disorder rather than a disease? a Hyperpigmentation due to sun exposure b Basal cell carcinoma (disease) c Melanoma (disease) 9 Which term best fits a reversible cosmetic skin issue? a Disease b Infection c Disorder 10 Which factor most often differentiates a cosmetic disorder from a medical disease? a Impact on appearance or function without systemic signs b Presence of fever c Requires hospital care

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Disorders vs Diseases for EstheticiansVersion en ligne

par Isela G Arreola

What is the best way to distinguish a disease from a disorder in esthetics?

Which is an example of a disease that affects the skin in esthetic practice?

Which is a common skin disorder seen in clients that does not imply an infection?

Why is it important to differentiate eczema from dermatitis in treatment plans?

Which statement correctly describes a disorder in esthetic terms?

Which of the following is a disease affecting the skin?

What is the esthetician’s role when encountering a suspected infectious disease?

Which condition is typically considered a disorder rather than a disease?

Which term best fits a reversible cosmetic skin issue?

Which factor most often differentiates a cosmetic disorder from a medical disease?