Disinfection & SafetyPregunta 30 de 100
Which of the following signs would most clearly indicate that a client should not receive a service that day?
a.Mild dryness with flaking on the cheeks
b.Non-inflamed closed comedones on the forehead
c.A warm, red, swollen area with pus draining from the skin
d.Uneven skin tone from past sun exposure
Explicación
Heat, redness, swelling, and drainage are classic signs of an active infection, which is a medical condition and an absolute contraindication for a service; the client must be referred to a physician. Dryness, closed comedones, and sun-related pigment changes are common cosmetic conditions that estheticians routinely address within their scope.
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