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Esthetics Program

Chapter 3: Your Professional Image

Professional Conduct, Dress Code, Ergonomics & Hygiene | 37 Questions | Board Exam Prep

A

Vocabulary Matching


Match each numbered term with the correct lettered definition. Write the letter in the blank.

Terms
1.Professional image
2.Ergonomics
3.Personal hygiene
4.Physical presentation
5.Work ethic
6.Dress code
7.Boundary
8.Musculoskeletal disorder
9.Professionalism
10.Diplomacy
Definitions
A.The daily maintenance of cleanliness and healthfulness through bathing, oral care, and grooming
B.The study of how a workplace can be designed to decrease physical stress on the body
C.A set of standards for attire and appearance required by a workplace
D.The impression you project through your appearance, behavior, and communication
E.A commitment to delivering quality work and maintaining ethical standards
F.Injuries to muscles, nerves, tendons, or joints from repetitive motions or poor posture
G.Your outward appearance including posture, grooming, dress, and overall presentation
H.A limit that separates professional relationships from personal ones in the workplace
I.The ability to handle situations tactfully and deliver difficult messages with sensitivity
J.Conducting yourself with courtesy, respect, and responsibility in all work interactions
B

Fill in the Blank


Complete each statement with the correct word or phrase.

11. An esthetician's is the first thing a client notices and can influence whether they return.
12. Proper while performing services helps prevent carpal tunnel syndrome and back pain.
13. An esthetician should avoid wearing strong that may cause allergic reactions or discomfort for clients.
14. Maintaining professional means not discussing personal problems or gossip with clients.
15. Wearing closed-toe, low-heeled is recommended for comfort and safety during long service hours.
16. Being consistently shows respect for your clients' time and demonstrates reliability.
17. An esthetician's should be kept short, clean, and well-manicured to prevent scratching clients and harboring bacteria.
18. Good while standing involves keeping your weight evenly distributed on both feet and shoulders relaxed.
C

Multiple Choice


Select the best answer for each question.

19. Which of the following is the MOST important aspect of a professional image for an esthetician?
20. What is the primary purpose of ergonomics in the esthetics workplace?
21. Which practice demonstrates proper professional conduct with a client?
22. What is the recommended way to handle a dissatisfied client?
23. Proper body mechanics for an esthetician include all of the following EXCEPT:
24. Which of the following is TRUE regarding personal hygiene for an esthetician?
25. What type of jewelry is generally acceptable for an esthetician during services?
26. The most important reason to maintain a professional appearance is:
D

True or False


Write T for True or F for False in the blank.

27. An esthetician's personal appearance serves as a walking advertisement for their skills.
28. It is acceptable to eat meals at the reception area between clients.
29. Good posture helps prevent fatigue and chronic pain during long working hours.
30. Chewing gum while performing a service is considered acceptable as long as it helps with fresh breath.
31. Professional ethics require an esthetician to keep all client information confidential.
32. Taking regular breaks and stretching during the workday helps prevent musculoskeletal injuries.
33. It is professional to voice complaints about your employer in front of clients.
34. An esthetician should wash their hands before and after every client service.
E

Short Answer


Answer each question in 2-4 complete sentences.

35. Describe three specific ways an esthetician can project a professional image to clients from the moment they walk through the door.
36. Explain why proper ergonomics are important for estheticians and describe two practices that can prevent work-related injuries.
37. Why are professional boundaries important in the esthetician-client relationship? Give an example of an appropriate boundary.