Illinois Cosmetologists 2019
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Illinois Cosmetologists 2019
Credit Type
IL COS
Category
Cosmetology Professional
Expires
05/31/2022
Courses Included
- Repetitive Motion Injuries in the Salon and Spa
The purpose of this course is to provide information about the causes of carpal tunnel syndrome and to review current methods of diagnosis and treatment and recommended prevention strategies. It begins by defining carpal tunnel syndrome, which includes a discussion of common symptoms, causes and contributing factors, and conditions that mimic carpal tunnel syndrome. Current diagnostic methods and tools are reviewed, and current treatment options and recommended prevention strategies are discussed. The course concludes with a simulated case study that describes the course of treatment for a cosmetologist who experiences chronic symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Sanitation and Sterilization
Cleanliness is paramount in the cosmetology industry. Following the guidelines for sanitation and sterilization takes great responsibility and requires vigilance. One single technician can put his or her entire clientele's health at risk by not practicing stringent sanitation and disinfection guidelines. In addition, salon technicians should be well versed in the types of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites they may encounter so they may identify infections. The transmission of these infections would be properly eliminated through sanitization and disinfection in the salon environment.
Faculty
- Charlene Grafton
- Paragon CET Staff
- Leah Alberto