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Lymphatic System for Beauty Therapy
Module 1
Lymph: Formation, Contents, and Core Functions
1
How Tissue Fluid Becomes Lymph
Describe how excess tissue fluid becomes lymph when it enters lymphatic capillaries.
Describe how excess tissue fluid becomes lymph when it enters lymphatic capillaries.
2
Principal Components of Lymph
Identify the principal components found in lymph, including water, proteins, lipids, waste products, pathogens, and lymphocytes.
Identify the principal components found in lymph, including water, proteins, lipids, waste products, pathogens, and lymphocytes.
3
Lymphatic System: Fluid Balance, Immunity, and Fat Absorption
Explain the lymphatic system’s roles in fluid balance, immune defence, and the absorption of dietary fats.
Explain the lymphatic system’s roles in fluid balance, immune defence, and the absorption of dietary fats.
Module 2
The Circulatory Pathway of Lymph
4
Lymphatic Circulation: From Capillaries to Veins
Arrange lymphatic capillaries, collecting vessels, lymph nodes, trunks, ducts, and veins in their correct anatomical sequence.
Arrange lymphatic capillaries, collecting vessels, lymph nodes, trunks, ducts, and veins in their correct anatomical sequence.
5
Lymphatic Circulation: From Tissues to the Subclavian Veins
Trace the circulation of lymph from its origin in body tissues to its final return to the bloodstream through the subclavian veins.
Trace the circulation of lymph from its origin in body tissues to its final return to the bloodstream through the subclavian veins.
6
How Muscles, Breathing, Movement, and Valves Drive Lymph Circulation
Explain how skeletal-muscle contraction, breathing, body movement, and one-way valves assist lymph circulation.
Explain how skeletal-muscle contraction, breathing, body movement, and one-way valves assist lymph circulation.
Module 3
Immune Cells, Head and Neck Nodes, and Treatment Safety
7
B Cells and T Cells: Distinct Roles in Immune Defence
Differentiate the roles of B lymphocytes and T lymphocytes in immune defence.
Differentiate the roles of B lymphocytes and T lymphocytes in immune defence.
8
Principal Lymph-Node Groups of the Face, Head, and Neck
Label the principal lymph-node groups of the face, head, and neck on a diagram.
Label the principal lymph-node groups of the face, head, and neck on a diagram.
9
Lymphatic Conditions and Contraindications for Beauty Treatments
Identify lymphatic conditions and related warning signs that contraindicate lymphatic beauty treatments.
Identify lymphatic conditions and related warning signs that contraindicate lymphatic beauty treatments.
10
Lymphatic-System Knowledge and Medical History for Safe Beauty-Therapy Decisions
Explain why lymphatic-system knowledge and a client’s past and present medical history are essential for safe beauty-therapy decisions.
Explain why lymphatic-system knowledge and a client’s past and present medical history are essential for safe beauty-therapy decisions.