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Draping Basics: Head & Body

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True/False draping essentials

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True/False draping essentials

by Bonette Astrid Angeles
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Pillowcases protect pillows from stains or dirt.

2

Unfold means to fold tightly into a small bundle.

3

Drape is to cover or hang with cloth and can be arranged in loose folds.

4

Overlap means to extend over just the top edge of the massage table.

5

Fitted sheet is used to cover the client's face.

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Hand towels for the therapist are used only to wipe the room and have no barrier function.

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Nape refers to the back of the neck.

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Cape is a sleeveless garment fastened at the neck and hanging over the shoulders and back.

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Towels or sheets are used to cover the client.

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Contoured draping uses only one towel and ignores the client's body curves.

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