FACE REALITY EXAM 2024/2025 WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
you have a client you have diagnosed as having mostly inflamed
pústulas acne, which if the following supplements would you strongly
recommend - CORRECT ANSWER Both A and C
Your client has moderate to sever inflamed and non inflamed acne.
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FACE REALITY EXAM 2024/2025 WITH
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CORRECT ANSWERS
you have a client you have diagnosed as having mostly inflamed
pústulas acne, which if the following supplements would you strongly
recommend - CORRECT ANSWER Both A and C
Your client has moderate to sever inflamed and non inflamed acne.
Which of the following dietary recommendations would you make? -
CORRECT ANSWER Low dairy and low androgen foods
Which of the following substances would be best recommended for
someone who has acne and foliculitis - CORRECT ANSWER * mándelic
If you suspect noncompliance, what is the best way to determine that
? - CORRECT ANSWER *A
Your client has post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation, inflamed acne
is quite sensitive. Which of the following would not be something to
start them on - CORRECT ANSWER Vitamin A
How would you test for a true BPO allergy - CORRECT ANSWER Have
them do a patch test on their inner arm for three nights in a row
Your client have dry rough patches around her nasolabia area. What is
the best advice you can give her to minimize her flaking - CORRECT
ANSWER Use Vaseline in that area as needed ?
You have a client that has redness and pustules. You think it may be
rosacea but you are not sure. What are the best ways to asses that it's
rosacea and not acne - CORRECT ANSWER Both A and B
What is the best way to determine the level of discomfort a client feels
upon application of a layer of peel - CORRECT ANSWER Using a scale
of 1 to 10
,Follicles prone to acne shoe up to how many layers of skin debris in a
24 hour period - CORRECT ANSWER Up to 5 layers
The best reason that antibiotics fail to address acne in the long term
is because - CORRECT ANSWER Acne is not inherently a bacterial
issue
What is the optimal interval for adjusting the regimen for a client in the
initial stages of treatment? - CORRECT ANSWER Once every two
weeks
Clinically speaking, acne is also known as - CORRECT ANSWER C?
Unlike non inflamed acne, inflamed acne responds very well to -
CORRECT ANSWER Icing
Which of the following with not make acne worse in general - CORRECT
ANSWER Drinking 3-5 glasses of wine a week
If your client gets pregnant, they need to - CORRECT ANSWER All of
the above
Which of the following conditions looks like acne but are not -
CORRECT ANSWER * ALL OF THE ABOVE
Which products would you definitively not use on a pregnant or nursing
client ? - CORRECT ANSWER All of the above
Careful consideration should be given regarding bleeding during
extractions to people suffering from which condition ? - CORRECT
ANSWER Hemophilia
How long should a client wait after applying vitamin A corrective
serum before applying acne MED - CORRECT ANSWER *15 mins
How can you hydrate your client's skin when it gets dry from acne
products? - CORRECT ANSWER *All of the above
, What products should be used after extractions when performing the
acne peel treatments - CORRECT ANSWER Sal c toner ?
What are some reasons for clients not being consistent? - CORRECT
ANSWER All of the above
If a client is pregnant or nursing, what is the best treatment to perform
? - CORRECT ANSWER *BOTH B AND C
Your acne client is starting weeks 3 & 4 on home care and will begin
using acne med all night. Their skin is experiencing mild dryness.
Which product is used in keeping their skin from getting too
dehydrated? - CORRECT ANSWER Haydrabalance
Which acne imposter can we treat ? - CORRECT ANSWER Acne
rosacea
Your new acne client has moderate non inflamed acne on their back.
How often should they use their exfoliating serum during week 1 and 2
- CORRECT ANSWER Every other night ?
Your client is starting weeks 5 & 6 of their home care and they have
moderate inflamed acne. Their skin is not dehydrated. What is the next
step for their exfoliating serum ? - CORRECT ANSWER *CCCC
Your client is starting week 5 & 6 of their home care and they have
moderate noninflamed acne. Their skin is not dehydrated. What is the
best next step for their home care protocol - CORRECT ANSWER Test
vitamin a protein
Your client comes in for a treatment and is quite dehydrated from
product use. What is your first step in correcting this situation? -
CORRECT ANSWER *C
If a client comes in for a treatment, is dehydrated and none of their
home care products are stinging, what is your best option - CORRECT
ANSWER Give them hydrabalnce
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