L3 EMS/Faradic Exam

What does EMS translate to?

• Electro Muscle Stimulation

• Emergency Medical Service

• Electronic Management System

• Energy Monitoring System

What current is used in an ems treatment?

• Alternating current

• Direct current

Recognise the general benefits and effects of the EMS treatment.

• EMS treatment improves muscle strength and recovery.

• EMS treatment causes permanent muscle damage.

• EMS treatment reduces bone density.

• EMS treatment leads to chronic fatigue.

An EMS treatment within our industry is:

• A method that uses electrical muscle stimulation to improve muscle strength and tone.

• A type of massage therapy using only manual techniques.

• A nutritional supplement for muscle growth.

• A form of cardiovascular exercise involving running.

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (also known as EMS or Faradic) is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment that utilizes ________ electrical currents to stimulate the facial muscles.

• low-frequency

• high-frequency

• direct

• alternating

EMS is often referred to as a "facial workout" because the principle is similar to how exercise ________ and strengthens the muscles in the body.

• tones

• relaxes

• strengthens

• flexes

The core of EMS is its ability to induce involuntary muscle contractions and simulate the effect of ________ exercise.

• isometric

• aerobic

• anaerobic

• dynamic

What is EMS? Fill in the blank: EMS is a machine that sends mild electrical impulses to the motor neurons—the nerve cells responsible for activating muscle movement. These impulses mimic the signals the brain would send to the muscles, causing them to ______ and ______.

• contract and relax

• expand and stiffen

• bulk and flatten

• freeze and elongate

What does the EMS machine do?

• It sends mild electrical impulses to the motor neurons, causing muscles to contract and relax.

• It measures blood pressure.

• It helps with digestion.

• It records brain activity.

What flows in an electrical current?

• Negatively charged electrons

• Positively charged protons

• Neutrons

• Photons