Michigan Esthetician State Board Practice Exam

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Which of the following is an important reason to cover a client's eyes when using a magnifier?

To create a calming atmosphere
To protect the eyes from bright light
To prevent the client from looking around
To prepare for treatment

The correct answer is: To protect the eyes from bright light

Covering a client's eyes when using a magnifier primarily serves the purpose of protecting the eyes from bright light. Magnifying tools often emit bright illumination to enhance visibility of the skin's surface, which can be uncomfortable or even harmful to the client's eyes if they are exposed directly. Many clients may have sensitivities to bright light, and protecting their eyes ensures not only their comfort but also prevents any potential eye strain or damage during the treatment. While creating a calming atmosphere, preventing distraction, and preparing for treatment are all relevant considerations in esthetics, they are secondary to the fundamental need for eye protection in this context. This practice underscores the importance of prioritizing client safety and comfort during procedures that involve close examination of the skin.