Diagnostic Equipment in Hair & Scalp Treatments
Item 7: Diagnostic Equipment
Mechanical Action Teams
They are used in CT (mechano), application of movement in the body to produce different physiological effects.
Steam Generators:
Physiological Effects:
- Derivatives of water and its chemical composition: hydration of the skin and the hair fiber.
- Derivatives application temperature:
- Increased blood flow
- Dilatation of the pilosebaceous follicle.
- Increased transepidermal penetration of the PA.
Uses:
- Water is the chemical responsible for our degree of hydration
- Implementing
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1.1. Origin of the Term Curriculum
The term “curriculum” comes from the Latin “curriculum”, which means race, itinerary. The Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of Doubt (2005) indicates that the first element of the Latin phrase “curriculum vitae”, which means, literally, life career, has been Hispanicized into the form curriculum, with a regular plural voice. This term (curriculum) is used with the following meanings:
- Resume
- Studies, Plan
It is a cultism (a cultured word, usually
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Definition
Set of qualities or conditions to be met by a person for physical effort, both at work, in daily life, and in sports involving muscular effort.
Components
Anatomical Condition
How is our body? Height, weight, etc. (e.g., tall, slim).
Skill Condition
The ability to determine a better use of the mechanical possibilities of our bodies (e.g., a goalkeeper with quick reflexes).
Physiological Condition
Determined by the proper functioning of body systems, especially those that
Understanding Kinetic Chains in Human Movement
Kinetic Chains in Human Movement
Most everyday gestures require the mobilization of various joints to ensure the movement of different bones relative to each other. This system is called a complex mechanical articulated chain and gives the body the possibility of moving in all planes of space.
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Sustainable Food Systems
Three Main Aspects of Diet
- Food supply in the range of sustainable development
- Food safety (food legislation, food control, food safety surveillance and monitoring)
- Nutrition (choice of healthy composition of diet)
Sustainable Development
Food is essential to life. It also forms an important part of our cultural identity and plays an important role in the economy. People are aware that the food they eat is an important factor affecting their health, but what is less well known
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1.7 The Three Levels of Curriculum Specificity
1.7.1 The First Level of the Curriculum: Curriculum Design Base (DCB)
The first level of the curriculum is the most general and is enshrined in legislative documents. It corresponds to the Curriculum Design Base (DCB), which has a normative function for all educational settings. The DCB represents a selection of culture considered essential for basic preparation. This level is the responsibility of educational administrations.
The DCB serves as a common
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