Basic (Botox) Online Exam

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Which layer of the face provides structure, elasticity, and support?

Subcutaneous fat

Epidermis

Dermis

Bone

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Which part of the Orbicularis Oculi muscle is responsible for blinking?

Palpebral part

Orbital part

Lacrimal part

All parts

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What is the main goal of frontalis muscle injections?

To lift the brow

To soften horizontal lines without freezing expression

To reduce cheek movement

To paralyze the mouth area

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Which muscle controls eye closure and blinking?

Frontalis

Zygomaticus

Orbicularis oculi

Buccinator

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What is the purpose of injecting neurotoxins into the Orbicularis Oculi?

To treat forehead wrinkles

To treat crow’s feet

To lift the lips

To reduce jaw tension

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Which muscle is associated with “11 lines” between the eyebrows?

Frontalis

Corrugator Supercilii

Zygomaticus

Orbicularis Oris

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What is the risk of placing Botox injections too low on the frontalis muscle?

Brow droop

Skin redness

Headache

Overactive eyebrows

8 / 40

How often do clients typically require re-treatment for crow’s feet?

Every 1-2 months

Every 3-4 months

Every 6 months

Once a year

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What effect does the Procerus muscle have on facial expression?

Raises the eyebrows

Creates horizontal lines between the eyebrows

Elevates the cheeks

Enhances lip movement

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In which layer is the SMAS (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System) located?

Skin

Bone

Subcutaneous fat

Between the skin and facial muscles

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What is a common side effect of Botox injections around the eyes?

Vision changes

Bruising

Headache

Nausea

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Which part of the Orbicularis oculi is responsible for tightly closing the eyelids?

Orbital part

Palpebral part

Lacrimal part

Both A and C

13 / 40

What is the function of deep fascia and ligaments in the face?

They provide elasticity to the skin

They keep different layers of the face in place

They produce oil

They regulate blood flow

14 / 40

The “Lip Flip” is designed to:

Add volume to lips

Improve lip shape without adding volume

Smooth out forehead wrinkles

Tighten cheek muscles

15 / 40

Which injection point is avoided to prevent ptosis in the Orbicularis oculi region?

Near the mouth

Near the cheekbone

Near the orbital rim

Near the eyebrow

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What is the main effect of Botox on muscles?

Tightens muscles

Paralyzes muscles

Relaxes muscles temporarily

Stimulates muscle growth

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What are vertical lines between the eyebrows, commonly referred to as “11 lines,” caused by?

Overactivity of the zygomaticus major muscle

Aging of the periosteum layer

Repeated facial expressions like frowning or squinting

Loss of bone density in the facial structure

18 / 40

The corrugator supercilii muscle moves the eyebrows in which direction?

Upward and outward

Downward and medially

Horizontally across the forehead

Upward and laterally

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What is a primary goal of glabella Botox injections?

Increase muscle strength

Soften horizontal forehead lines

Reduce the appearance of vertical frown lines

Stimulate collagen production

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Which of the following should be avoided immediately post-Botox injection?

Drinking water

Lying down

Talking

Standing up

21 / 40

What muscle surrounds the mouth and controls lip movement?

Frontalis

Orbicularis Oris

Zygomaticus

Platysma

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Botox injections in the Procerus muscle help reduce:

Crow’s feet

Horizontal glabellar lines

Lip fullness

Forehead wrinkles

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Which area of the face includes muscles for chewing and smiling?

Forehead

Midface

Lower face

Eyebrows

24 / 40

Which muscle in the upper face is primarily responsible for raising the eyebrows?

Corrugator supercilii

Orbicularis oculi

Frontalis

Procerus

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What is the primary goal of frontalis muscle injections in aesthetic treatments?

To completely freeze all forehead movement

To soften horizontal lines while maintaining some natural movement

To lift the eyebrows significantly

d) To paralyze the corrugator supercilii muscle

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What are the effects of relaxing the Corrugator Supercilii?

Raises the eyebrows

Reduces “11 lines” between the eyebrows

Enhances lip symmetry

Tightens cheek muscles

27 / 40

Botox in the glabella area should stay at least how far above the orbital rim to avoid ptosis?

1 cm

0.5 cm

1.5 cm

2 cm

28 / 40

What dosage adjustment is recommended for stronger frontalis muscles?

Lower dose

Standard dose

Higher dose

No adjustment

29 / 40

Botox results in the glabella usually last for:

1 month

2-3 months

3-4 months

6 months

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What should be avoided after lip Botox injections?

Smiling

Drinking from a straw

Eating

Talking

31 / 40

What muscle group is primarily targeted for a relaxed forehead appearance?

Frontalis

Orbicularis Oris

Zygomaticus

Platysma

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Which approach helps prevent a “frozen” appearance post-Botox?

Using high doses

Strategic placement

Focusing only on one muscle

Injecting only at the temple

33 / 40

What symptom might indicate Botox diffusion near the eye area?

Eyelid drooping

Swollen cheeks

Lip numbness

Throat irritation

34 / 40

For a natural look, Botox in the lip should use how many units per point?

1-2 units

2-4 units

5-6 units

10-12 units

35 / 40

The Periosteum layer of the face is important for:

Facial bone attachment

Skin tone

Lip volume

Cheek fullness

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The purpose of aftercare following neurotoxin injections is to:

Reduce neurotoxin effectiveness

Encourage diffusion of neurotoxin

Prevent unintended diffusion

Increase muscle contraction

37 / 40

How many weeks after Botox injections is a follow-up recommended?

1 week

2 weeks

4 weeks

6 weeks

38 / 40

What is the recommended post-injection guideline for Botox to prevent diffusion?

Avoid massaging or manipulating the treated area

Lie down immediately after the treatment

Exercise the treated muscles vigorously

Apply ice directly to the treated area for 24 hours

39 / 40

Injections in the Corrugator Supercilii target which type of wrinkles?

Horizontal forehead lines

Crow’s feet

Vertical glabellar lines

Lip wrinkles

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What is the primary function of the Procerus muscle?

To lift the cheeks and enhance smiling

To create horizontal lines at the top of the nose when contracted

To close the eyelids during squinting

To pull the corners of the mouth downward

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