RE: m74 Paper?
Hiya,
I did the mock paper at college last night, it appears that for a couple of questions, a couple of answers would be correct. It is not a legal requirement to keep any records of the client, but when you do they have to comply with data protection and the client is the one who agrees who can see them.
VTCT haven't thought about this properly, it's completely messed up!
I have my mock exams 16th and 17th June
m74 m2
Hi guys,
Im doing m2 elements 1/4 - Support Health, safety and security in the workplace assignment and struggling to find information.
can anyone help with this one!!!!
Thankyou
Laura [&o]
RE: m74 m2
Hi beautybabe,
I've just got my M74/M2 workbook back. We didn't do assignments as such for this, but provided answers to specific questions.
If you have a specific question let me know and I'll post up the answer I gave (PS it has been marked as a pass)
Cheers
FB
RE: m74 m2
Hi FB
On Element 4: Support Professional Practices for the Health and safety of the client mandatory
j) Give three examples of contra-actions to treatments
k) State the advice to be given to the client in each case.
Bearing in mind this is for beauty treatments!
Thankyou for your help with this
Beautybabe
RE: m74 m2
Hmmmm, Beauty Treatments (could do with some of those!!)
Out of the 3 I've put down, probably only 2 would be useable I think.
Redness (erthyma - not sure of the spelling) this is possibly a "normal" reaction to a treatment in massage it would be from maybe frictions - note - it is not an allergic reaction. Similarly in some beauty treatments I would think you may be pinkness from blood coming to the surface e.g. waxing. The advice to the client would be that this is a temporary occurence and that the redness should fade. If it hasn't faded within say 4 hours then it may be an indication of something else like bruising.
Dizziness- Beauty treatments promote relaxation. If the client moves too quickly after the treatment the lowering of the blood pressure could cause them to feel dizzy. Client should move slowly after the treatment and not rush. If the client does feel dizzy either raise the legs above the head level (stop laughing!! My imagination is just too vivid) or place the clients head below heart level towards the knees ( be careful about the latter as the client might actual pass out and land on her/his head!!)
I hope this helps some
Cheers
FB