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1. Question
Depending on the extent of the exposure, what can erythemic symptoms appear as?
CorrectThat’s right! Erythemic symptoms may result in a slight reddening of the skin.
IncorrectThat’s not quite right. Erythema, also known as sunburn, may result in a slight reddening of the skin.
- Question 2 of 8
2. Question
What is the range of time it can take for the full effects of UV exposure to appear?
CorrectThat’s right! The full effects of a sunburn can take 6-48 hours to appear.
IncorrectThat’s not quite right. A sunburn might appear anywhere from 6 hours to 48 hours after exposure.
- Question 3 of 8
3. Question
Complete this sentence: Itching may occur at the beginning of a tanning session… (Select all that apply.)
CorrectThat’s it! Itching can be related to any of these things.
IncorrectActually, itching can be related to any of these things.
- Question 4 of 8
4. Question
True or False: Most outdoor suntan lotions are formulated for use with indoor tanning equipment.
CorrectYou got it! ONLY indoor tanning lotions are to be used with UV tanning equipment.
IncorrectThat’s not it. ONLY indoor tanning lotions are to be used with UV tanning equipment.
- Question 5 of 8
5. Question
What is the main benefit to following the Guest Experience Principle, Observe Guest Behavior?
CorrectThat’s right! Gathering information is the purpose of the Guest Experience Principle: Observe Guest Behavior.
IncorrectThat’s not right. Gathering information is the purpose of the Guest Experience Principle: Observe Guest Behavior.
- Question 6 of 8
6. Question
What is a common name for the skin condition known as White Spots?
CorrectThat’s right! Epidermal fungi and/or dryness is the main cause of Sun Spots, also known as White Spots. Birth control pills, medications, skin care products, and fragrances may also cause uneven pigmentation or spots.
IncorrectThat’s not quite right. Birth control pills, medications, skin care products, fragrances, epidermal fungi and/or dryness most often cause Sun Spots – also known as White Spots.
- Question 7 of 8
7. Question
What can you recommend to guests to help prevent their tattoos from fading due to repeated UV exposure?
CorrectThat’s right! People with tattoos need to be advised that over time, the UV light will eventually fade unprotected ink. Suggest a specially formulated indoor tanning lotion to prevent fading caused by UV exposure that’s safe for sunbed acrylics.
IncorrectThat’s not quite right. People with tattoos need to be advised that over time, the UV light will eventually fade unprotected ink. Suggest a specially formulated indoor tanning lotion to prevent fading caused by UV exposure that’s safe for sunbed acrylics.
- Question 8 of 8
8. Question
True or False: In people who are capable of developing a suntan, exposure to UV radiation increases the production of melanin to protect the skin from damage, which results in darkening of the skin.
CorrectYou got it! One of the primary physiological reasons for a tan to develop is to protect the skin from overexposure.
IncorrectThat’s not it. One of the primary physiological reasons for a tan to develop is to protect the skin from overexposure.
