102N.14 Elecricity In Nails

Question 1

Electricity

Answer 1

Form of energy that produces light, heat, and magnetic and chemical changes

Question 2

Electric current

Answer 2

Flow of electrons, that move along a path called conductor

Question 3

Overload

Answer 3

Occurs when more electrical current flows than the line is designed to carry

Question 4

Short circuit

Answer 4

Occurs when a foreign conductor comes in contact with a wire carrying current

Question 5

Fuse

Answer 5

Safety device that breaks the flow of current when an overload occurs; must be replaced

Question 6

Circuit breaker

Answer 6

Reusable safety device that breaks the flow of current when an overload occurs

Question 7

UV light

Answer 7

Invisible light; light energy produced by curing lamps

Question 8

Fluorescent lamp

Answer 8

Used to cure UV gel products, uses replaceable bulbs

Question 9

Electric file

Answer 9

Machine consisting of hand piece with motor and control box; holds different abrasive pieces called bits

Question 10

Electric file bits

Answer 10

Removable abrasive tip, part of e-file

Question 11

Non-circulating vs circulating pedicure tub

Question 12

Airbrush

Answer 12

Used to apply polish to skin without using brush

Question 13

LED light

Answer 13

Lamp used to cure gel polish on nails; diodes are not replaceable