SHBBSSC002 — Incorporate knowledge of body structures and functions into beauty therapy
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What an assessment for SHBBSSC002 must cover
37 assessable components: 5 elements (15 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Use knowledge of the body structure and systems to determine client needs.
- 1.1Discuss presenting conditions and requirements with client and identify treatment priorities.
- 1.2Identify client treatment requirements, contraindications and possible adverse reactions and discuss with client.
- 1.3Based on knowledge and understanding of body conditions, refer client to appropriate professional where required.
- 1.4Review client medical history, medications and obtain medical approval prior to treatment as required.
2 Use knowledge of the body structure and systems to design treatment.
- 2.1Integrate knowledge of body systems, functions and interrelationships to assess treatment options and suitability for clients.
- 2.2Integrate knowledge of the body systems and functions into design of proposed therapy for a single or series of treatments.
- 2.3Integrate knowledge of the body systems and functions to develop treatment plans.
3 Advise clients.
- 3.1Discuss benefits and potential adverse effects of planned treatment with clients using correct anatomical and physiological terminology.
- 3.2Selectively use anatomy and physiology terminology to provide clear and accurate post-treatment services to clients.
4 Record relevant data.
- 4.1Integrate information related to anatomy and physiology to record and update accurate information in treatment plans and records.
- 4.2Use accurate anatomy and physiology terminology in relation to body parts, functions and treatment effects.
- 4.3Integrate knowledge and understanding of anatomy and physiology to communicate accurately with colleagues and medical practitioners when required.
5 Maintain knowledge of anatomy and physiology.
- 5.1Identify and use opportunities to source, update and expand knowledge of anatomy and physiology.
- 5.2Share current information about anatomy and physiology with clients and colleagues as required.
- 5.3Compile and maintain credible sources of information about anatomy and physiology to enable rapid access for work activities as required.
Performance evidence
- compile a list of credible sources of information about anatomy and physiology for workplace access
- research three conditions that could benefit through facial or body massage and design a treatment routine for three different client needs that demonstrates how these treatments are relevant to the specified skin or body anatomy and structure
- use correct terminology relating to anatomy and physiology terminology when developing the above treatment routines.
Knowledge evidence
- role and functions of the following body systems: articular, skeletal, circulatory, lymphatic, endocrine, integumentary, muscular, nervous, reproductive
- structural layers of the human body
- anatomy and physiology of cells, tissues, organs
- cell structures
- cell functions, including movement of substances in and out of cells
- tissue types
- interdependence of body systems and their relationship to a healthy body: skeletal, muscular and nervous system and their relationship to body functions; lymphatic, digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems and their relationship to skin functions, thermoregulation and homeostasis; endocrine and reproductive systems in relationship to hormonal influences on skin and body functions
- immunity and how it is acquired
- common disorders of body systems
- skeletal system: names and position of major bones, types of bones, functions, disorders of skeletal system, postural and skeletal abnormalities
- muscular system: names and types of superficial muscles, position, functions and actions, muscle contractility and motor points, disorders of muscular systems
- position and action of tendons and ligaments and their relationship to muscles and bones
- nervous system and its relationship to skin sensations: nerves, reflex arc, disorders of nervous system
- basic nutrition and relationship between nutrition and healthy body.
Foundation skills
- Reading: source, interpret and apply information from: anatomy, physiology and science publications; anatomical charts and models.
- Writing: document information for instructions and reports.
- Oral communication: clearly explain to client how beauty therapy treatments will impact on the body’s health and wellbeing; selectively use anatomy and physiology terminology in conversations with clients and team members.
- Problem-solving: determine scope of own practice and where referral to professional is required; decide on most appropriate treatment to meet client requirements and objectives.
- Technology: access credible on-line publications and internet resources that builds knowledge for providing services to clients.
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