CHP Equipment & Tools for Hijama Practice 1

Question 1

What material are modern hijama cups most commonly made from?

Accepted Answer

Transparent polycarbonate plastic

Answer

Modern hijama cups are most commonly made from transparent polycarbonate plastic, which allows practitioners to monitor skin response during treatment.

Question 2

Which vacuum mechanism is standard in contemporary hijama pump sets?

Accepted Answer

Manual pistol-grip hand pump

Answer

The manual pistol-grip hand pump is standard in modern hijama sets, providing controlled, adjustable suction without the hygiene risks associated with mouth suction.

Question 3

Which type of lancet is preferred for making hijama incisions to minimize trauma and infection risk?

Accepted Answer

Single-use sterile disposable lancet

Answer

Single-use sterile disposable lancets are preferred in hijama practice to ensure sterility, minimize trauma, and prevent cross-contamination between patients.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of applying oil to the skin before sliding cupping?

Accepted Answer

To create a seal and allow the cup to glide smoothly

Answer

Oil is applied before sliding cupping to create an airtight seal that allows the cup to glide smoothly across the skin without losing suction.

Question 5

Which cup size is most appropriate for treating the broad lower back region?

Accepted Answer

Large (5–7 cm diameter)

Answer

Large cups (5–7 cm diameter) are appropriate for broad areas like the lower back, where greater tissue coverage delivers more effective therapeutic suction.

(CHP) Certified Hijama Practitioner Practice Test

(CHP) Certified Hijama Practitioner Practice Test

CHP Equipment & Tools for Hijama Practice 1