Nails Flashcards
Prior to disinfecting a foot spa/pedicure basin, the practitioner must:
Clean with soap and water
A chemical that causes two surfaces to stick together
An adhesive
What can a practitioner use to remove dead skin?
Exfoliant
The lowest level of decontaminations is called?
Sanitation
Silk, fiberglass, and linen are commonly used during which services?
Wrap application
Using an antiseptic on hands would be an example of?
Disinfection
When would the client health record form be updated?
Annually
The products that chemically helps the acrylic adhere to the nail plate
Primer
Acrylic powders, liquids, and primers should be stored in a:
Cool, dark area
What substance speeds up a chemical reaction?
Catalyst
What should be used to prevent brittle nails and dry cuticles?
Cuticle cream
How should metal manicuring implements be disinfected?
Place in disinfection container
Bacteria is classified into two groups, beneficial and :
Harmful
What is the second step when applying nail polish?
First coat of colored polish
What should happen to blood-contaminated, absorbent articles and filler?
Double bag and discard
How is artificially acquired immunity?
Vaccination
What is the foot bath used for?
To soak and soften the feet
A method for hardening gel nails is?
UV light
Emery boards are used to shape the?
Free edge of the nails
How are molecules made?
By combining two or more atoms
What is naturally acquired immunity?
White blood cells
Which one of the following is the part of the nail that extends beyond the fingertips?
Free edge
The nail body rest upon the?
Nail bed
Which of the following is considered to be a solvent?
Acetone
Nail plates are made of?
Protein
At the beginning of a pedicure, the client’s foot should soak approximately?
5-10 minutes
To prevent fabric from lifting or separating from the nail plate, how far should it be trimmed from the sidewalls and free edge?
1/16
The main reason to apply acrylic over a tip is to?
Strengthen the tip
The best way to soften a client’s foot for a pedicure is to?
Soak
What is the safest way to repair the lifted artificial nails?
Remove the loose product
Where are the MSDS sheets stored?
In the salon
Before soaking feet for a pedicure, the practitioner should be looking for?
Open sores
To determine when acrylic is cured enough to file, tap the acrylic nail with?
Brush handle
In a standard table set up for acrylic nail emblements, which products is needed?
Liquid monomer
A foot file, or foot paddle, is used to?
Remove dry, flaking skin, and smoothing calluses
Wraps are maintained after 4 weeks with resin and?
Fabric
How should toenails be trimmed?
Straight
Permanent distortion of a natural nail can occur if what part of the nail is injured?
Matrix
What should be done with manicuring implements before they are used on a client
Clean and disinfect
The main reason to apply acrylic over a tip is to?
Straighten the tip
What is immunity?
Resistance to disease
What is another name for monomer used in the application of acrylic nails?
Liquid
What is the function of the adductor muscle?
Draw the fingers together
The arm massaging technique in which a kneading movement is used is called?
Petrissage
If an arthritic client has discomfort when separating fingers, which one of the following muscles would be soothed by a massage treatment?
Abductor
What is the proper shape to file toenails?
Straight across
What type of nail polish remover should be used if the client is wearing nail wraps?
Non-acetone remover
What type of liquid should be used to apply fabric nail wraps?
Adhesive (glue)
Which one of the following is used to correct the yellow nails?
Nail bleach
Nerves and blood vessels are found in the nail?
Matrix
Before disinfecting a foot spa, all detachable parts MUST be:
Linen
A client health/ record form is generally used to document?
Services
What is the minimum amount of time hands would be scrubbed together while washing?
15-20 seconds
Without the rebalancing (performing a fill) of acrylic:
Unnatural and uneven
When applying acrylic on bitten nails, the primer should be on?
Nail plate
How should the form be placed when sculpturing nails?
Snugly under the free edge
Why is hot oil manicure for nail bitters?
keeps cuticles and hangnails soft
After the application of polish, what can the practitioner use to remove a polish from the cuticle?
Orangewood stick
What should a practitioner do if the client has a disease of the nails?
Refuse the manicure and send client to a doctor
Disease which cause agents smaller than bacteria are:
Viruses
Which of these processes is used to make an acrylic nail?
Polymerization
Vaccines are given to artificially produce:
Immunity
A client appears with yellow-green spot under an artificial nail, what is the cause of this?
Bacteria
What is the science that deals with composition, structure, and properties of matter?
Chemistry
The vascular systems is also known as the?
Circulatory system
The removal of artificial nails from a client with nail fungus or bacterial infection should be accomplished wearing?
Gloves
The disease AIDS is caused by a?
Virus
Which one of the following muscles turns the hand inward?
Pronator
Filing deep into the nail corners can cause?
Ingrown nails
Disease causing agents smaller than bacteria are:
Viruses
The purpose of an antiseptic is to prevent
Growth of bacteria and other microorganisms
A client consultation takes place before
Starting the service
Soft of fragile nail should be filed using an:
Emery board
If the nail or skin to be worked on is inflamed, broken, swollen or infected, the client must:
Be referred to a physician
Following disinfection, dry implements should be stored:
Dry cabinet sanitizer
To avoid ingrown toenails, the nails should be filed:
Straight across with slightly round corners
Nail wraps are used on natural nails or artificial tips to
Repair or strengthen
Disease causing bacteria are
Pathogenic
Lightheadedness, runny nose, and tingling toes are symptoms of chemical
Overexposure
The correct method of filing natural nails is
From corner to center
The slits/tracks in the nail bed at the sides of the nail on which the nail grows are called
Grooves
The fingerbowl used during a manicure contains water and:
Antibacterial soap
What portion of the epidermis is under the free edge of the nail?
Hyponichium
What can the client use for protection during an acrylic nail service?
Dust mask
A client makes an appointment to have a manicuring service for the first time. What should the manicurist do FIRST?
Complete a client record
The ability of the skin to return to its original shape after being stretched is due to elastic tissue found in the:
Papillary
What can be used by the nail technician to repair and to strengthen the nails?
Fabric wrap
When applying polish, which one of the following can be used to correct a smudge before applying more polish?
Polish remover
What is the BEST service to treat dry, split cuticles?
Hot oil manicure
What is the purpose of a paper wrap?
Quick repairs on natural nails
The HIV virus causes which of the following diseased?
AIDS
On which one of the following conditions can a pedicure be performed?
Deep fissure
What part of the nail is embedded underneath the skin?
Root
What protein makes up the nail plate?
Keratin
What should be included in a client consultation?
General health
To protect the nail technician from injury, what should be used when shortening sculptured nails?
Eye goggles
When removing artificial tips, what product should be used?
Acetone
Which implement should be used when cleaning under the free edge of the natural nail?
Cotton wrapped stick
The client has evidence of fungus under artificial nails. What protective measure should the nail technician take when removing artificial nails?
Wearing protective gloves
Which one of the following is NOT a function of the muscle?
Secretion
What should the nail technician do to the emery board after a manicure srevice?
Break before discarding
Which one of the following is a good antiseptic to use on a slight cut?
Hydrogen peroxide
Hand and arm massage should be avoided when
The client has had a stroke
A base coat is usually applied
Before the color polish
The glass, metal, or plastic jars/containers used to disinfect implements are called
Disinfection container
The system that removes vapors from the salon building
Ventilation system
Healthy nails are
Smooth, shiny, and pink
Healthy skin is
Soft, flexible, and slightly moist
The technical term for nails is
Onyx
The skin outer layer is called
Epidermis
When applying acrylic over bitten nails, which one of the following should NOT be done?
Apply primer to be exposed skin
What should the nail technician do if the primed nail plates are touched prior to acrylic nail application?
Reapply primer
What is the effect of using oil on the nail and cuticle?
Lubricates the skin and nails
A client appears with a previously yellow-green spot under an artificial nail which has now has turned black. What is the cause of this problem?
Nail mold
Which one of the following is NOT a type of nail form?
Wood
During the consultation for a manicure, the nail technician should consider which one of the following?
Shape of the nail
In order to smooth corrugations or wavy ridges in the nail, what would the nail technician use?
Block buffer
All of the following are purpose of a hand and arm massage EXCEPT
To keep the skin smooth
For which one of the following diseases are animal parasites responsible?
Scabies
Which one of the following would be used to remove residue and tackiness on a light-cure gel nail
Alcohol
Which nail color indicates poor circulation?
Blue undertone
What should the nail technician do BEFORE disinfecting implements?
Wash implements
Which one of the following is MOST likely to create an environment for mold growth under artificial nails?
Trapped moisture
The epidermis contains how many layers?
4
Which one of the following is requred for sculpting an acrylic nail?
Form
Which procedure chemically/physicallly reduces microbes to a safe level?
Sanitizing
The manicurist accidentally cuts the client’s cuticle. What type of disinfectant must use on the implement?
Tuberculocidal
The arm massage technique in which a kneading movement is use is called
Petrissage
What is the appearance of contaminated primer?
Distributor location
Upon what part of the nail does the nail plate rest?
Nail bed
After being used, metal implements should be
Disinfected and reused
Which one of the following should be used for hand washing before servicing a nail client?
Anti-bacterial soap
During a hand and arm massage, what manipulation will produce a relaxing effect?
Effleurage
Where would a client with an infected nail be referred?
Physician
Which muscle bends the foot down?
Soleus
During the manicure, what cosmetic is used to prevent smudging of the polish?
Liquid nail dry
What implement is used to help exfoliate the feet during a pedicure?
Foot file
During the manicure, what should the nail technician use to clean the nail polish?
Orangewood stick
A contagious disease caused by certain parasitic fungi and characterized by the formation of ring-shaped patches
Ringworm
The nail root is embedded in which one of the following?
Mantle
What is the FIRST step to restore a manicuring table setup for the next client?
Disinfect table
To prevent problems with sculptured nails, they should be maintained every
2-3 weeks
Before giving a manicure, where should the metal implements be kept?
Wet sanitizer
When maintaining the sculptured nail, the product should be applied
To the new growth area
Which one of the following materials is NOT used in performing a nail wrap service?
Acrylic powder
Nail of adults grow an average of
1/8 inches per month
Which one of the following is NOT a fabric wrap?
Paper
What can nail technicians do to make their salon safer for clients?
Provide adequate ventilation
Which one of the following would be used to dissolve unwanted glue/soak off old products?
Acetone
In which one of the following conditions do bacteria grow and multiply BEST
Warm, damp, dark.
How often should the towel used for resting the hand during the manicure be changed?
After each client
If using a vented manicuring table, charcoal filters should be changed every
20 hours
What muscle straightens the wrist, and fingers to form a straight line?
Extensor
Which one of the following is a common ingredient used to dissolve nail product?
Acetone
When overlaying the tip with acrylic, what should be used to apply the product?
Sable brush
Lifestyle MUST be considered during which one of the following steps in a manicure?
Consultation
Which type of nail service is used to repair a cracked natural nail?
Fabric wrap
What can develop if the technician files deeply into the corners of toenails?
Ingrown nails
What should the technician add to a pedicure bath?
Antibacterial soap
In silk wrap maintenance, nails should be shined with
Nail buffer and oil
In which direction should sculptured nail forms be removed?
Downward
Which one of the following is a blood clot that forms under the nail plate?
Bruise
What does a disinfectant destroy?
Bacteria
Through which one of the following instruments can bacteria be seen?
Microscope
Which one of the following protects nail polish from chipping?
Top coat
Shaking a bottle of polish prior to application will cause
Air bubbles
After using a cotton swab on a client’s skin, the swab should be
Thrown away
Why is smoking prohibited during the application of artificial nails?
Products may cause fire
An open beverage on the manicure table may
Absorb chemical vapors
Application of cuticle solvent to the cuticle causes
Softening
When the natural nail loses its adhesion to the silk or linen, what may occur?
Lifting
The application of sculptured nail requires the mixing of monomer and:
Acrylic powder
Overexposure to chemicals can be avoided by
Working in a well-ventilated area
Which one of the following is the correct method of disinfecting metal manicuring implements?
Immerse in germicide for 10 minutes or more
Which one of the following factors is LEAST important when determining the particular service a nail technician should provide for a client?
Desires of the technician
Nail forms should be used when applying
Acrylic nails
To keep polish from staining the nails, what should the nail technician use?
Base coat
Which skin condition would prevent a nail technician from providing a nail service?
Infection
Which one of the following occurs when acrylic touches the cuticle?
The acrylic will lift
The cuticle is the skin overlapping the
Nail
What can be used by the nail technician to reduce the number of pathogens in a cut?
Antiseptic
Paronychia can lead to which one of the following?
Psoriasis
Which one of the following feed on living matter without providing any benefits to its host?
Parasites
How should the technician push the cuticle during a pedicure?
Gently with a manicure stick
Orangewood sticks and cotton balls should be
Discarded after each client
The manicurist has watery eyes, is feeling light-headed, sluggish and has difficulty breathing. Which one of the following may cause these conditions?
Overexposure to chemicals
Nitrocellulose is an ingredient in which one of the following products?
Nail enamel
What should the nail technician do if a client requests removal of sculptured nails?
Soak the nail in acetone
Alcohol, quats, and phenolics are known as
Chemical agents
How does a paraffin wax manicure benefit a client?
Rehydrates the skin
What is the MAIN purpose of a soap bath?
Softens the cuticles
What gives the skin its pliability?
Elastic
Which muscle pulls the foot down?
Gastrocnemius
Which one of the following is an example of sanitizing?
Washing hands with soap and water
When applying nail tips, it is important that the nail well
Matches the width of the nail
Careless filing and beveling of the fingernail may cause nails to
Split
What is onychocryptosis?
Ingrown nail
What is the MOST common cause of infection?
Pathogenic bacteria
Mold is a fungus infection caused by
Moisture between the artificial and natural nail
Nails are appendages of the
Skin
When finishing the artificial nail, which one of the following should be done?
Buffing
The common name for tinea unguium is
Ringworm of the nail
A nail technician should refuse to perform services on a client with
Ringworm
How much of the nail plate should the well of the nail tip cover?
NOT more than 1/2 of the nail plate
In manicuring, an antiseptic astringent is used to
Stop minor bleeding
A crack in the nail plate above the hyponychium is best repaired with
A nail wrap
Which of the following BEST maintains air quality in salon?
Covering all trash receptacles and open containers
What stops the growth of microorganisms on non-living surfaces
Disinfectants
How often should you rebalance fabric wraps?
Every 2 weeks
What is the FIRST sign of overbuffing the natural nails?
Heat
The primary function of the lungs is to supply the blood with:
Oxygen
Athlete’s foot is characterized by which one of the following symptoms
Blisters on toes and soles of foot
What type of massage technique is used as a finish stroke in pedicuring?
Tapotement
What liquid should be used to help the pusher pat and smooth a paper wrap?
Polish remover
After the application of polish, what can the nail technician use to remove polish from the cuticle?
Manicure stick
The client has chronic onychophagy and request artificial nails. What should the nail technician do?
Extend nail plate with product and apply form
What should the nail technician do to remove dust after filing?
Clean with nail brush
During a nail service, acetone can be used to remove all of the following EXCEPT
Natural nails
Which one of the following results in poor adhesion of polish?
Oil traces on the nail plate
How should a natural nail be prepared for sculptured nails?
Buff nail plate gently
Which skin layer has nerve endings but NO blood vessels?
Epidermis
To bevel the free edge of the nail, the technician should hold the file
45 degrees
Mitosis is the process of:
Cell reproduction
Which nail shape should you recommend for a client that works a lot with her hands?
Square
Nail primer can best be described as an
Acid
All of the following are purposes of a hand and arm massage EXCEPT
To keep the skin smooth
The listing and identifying of harmful ingredients in the products by the manufactures is required by
MSDS
Before giving a manicure, where should the metal implements be kept?
In a wet sanitizer
While preparing for a pedicure, the nail technician notices open cracks and pink blisters between the client’s toes. What should the nail technician do?
Refuse the service and recommend the client see a physician
What should be used to remove product from a jar?
Spatula
Which one of the following bacteria does NOT cause disease?
Nonpathogenic
The pus-forming bacteria that grows in bunches or clusters are called:
Staphylococci
Lighter machines generally have:
Less power
What is used in the manicure bowl to sanitize fingers?
Antibacterial soap
What should be done with paper wraps at every manicure
Be replaced
It is important to keep the bit _______ when using an electric file.
Flat and parallel with the table
Pressing too hard or scraping too deeply with a metal pusher may cause
Injury to the cells at the base of the nail
If a client has brittle nail with ridges, you should:
Buff the ridges
Another name for the digestive system is the?
Gastrointestinal
Before performing a nail service, a nail technician should ask for which one of the following from the client?
General health
To prevent the spread of disease the nail technician should clean up blood spills with which product?
Tuberculocidal disinfectant
Another name for hangnail is
Agnail
Nail technicians read the Material Safety Data Sheets prior to using products in order to have knowledge of:
Product hazards
Onycholysis causes the nail to do what?
Lift away from the nail bed
When using reusable nail forms when sculpting, how should the forms be sanitized between clients?
Immerse in disinfectant
Which muscle is used to bend the wrist, draw the hand upward, and close the finger toward the forearm?
Flexor
Nail psoriasis does what to the nails?
Causes pitting
To avoid loss of time between appointments, the manicurist should
Have 2 sets of disinfected implement
How do the nail technician dispose of used monomer?
Pour into absorbent material and bag
The extensor digitorum is a muscle of the
Hand
Which one of the following is used as a primary guide to shape the nail?
Length of the fingers
Pathogenic bacteria are also called:
Germs
Which one of the following provides information about hazardous ingredients in nail products?
MSDS
What is the best method to prevent the spread of disease?
Hospital grade disinfectant
When repairing a break in the nail, how wide should a stress strip be?
1/8 inches
What determines skin color and protects the cells from harmful UV rays?
Melatonin
Which one of the following implements BEST removes length quickly from an artificial nail tip?
Nail clipper
An MSDS can be obtained from:
Distributor
Severe dandruff is an example of:
Scales
The _______ rule of the skin disorders is that if a skin to be worked on is infected, inflamed, broken, or raised, a nail technician should not service skin:
Golden
The study of healthy skin and skin disorders
Dermatology
Hepatitis, chicken pox, influenza, measles, mumps, and the common cold is caused by:
Virus
The bone at the thumb side is called
Radial
The bone at the small finger side is called
Ulna
Wear glove and safty glasses when applying what
Primer
A nail disorder where the nail is white and curve under the free nail.
Eggshell nail
To remove callus at the heel, use:
Footfile
An infection that can easily be transmitted from one person to another is
Contagious
The elimination of contaminants, including pathogens from implements or other surfaces is called
Decontamination
How many type of decontaminations are there?
3
If the nail tip shows an air pocket, what do you do?
Remove it and reapply
What do you use to cure gel nail?
UV light
How long do you immerse your client’s feet in the water when doing the pedicure
5 minutes
When you apply acrylic nails, primer is used for?
Bonding
What type of bacteria produce disease such as tetanus, tuberculosis, and diphtheria?
Bacilli
What is the color of a primer when it is dry after being applied on a nail?
Chalky white
When an artificial nail is not well applied, what may you see?
Air pockets and bubbles
Why does acrylic nail lift easily?
Acrylic is applied on the cuticle
Before trimming the cuticle, what should you apply to the nail?
Cuticle solvent
Split nails may be caused by:
Improper use of the nail file
To apply cuticle remover, what should you use?
Cotton tipped orangewood stick
Gel nails are applied by brushing the gel onto:
Entire nail
When conditions are unfavorable for reproduction, bacteria will go dormant after forming a tough covering called
Spore
An acquired superficial, round and thickened patch of epidermis due to pressure or friction on the hands or feet is called
Keratoma
The technical name for athlete’s foot is:
Tineas pedis
When pedicuring, the proper time to insert toe separators is before:
Polishing nails
By spraying the client’s nails with water, you can reduce the heat generated during:
Buffing
Blood vessels, nerves, sweat and oil glands are found in the:
Dermis
The state board rules require clean towels in a salon to be stored:
In a closed cabinet
The purpose of buffering the nail before applying an acrylic nail is to:
Remove natural oil
It is important to sanitize a client nail before applying acrylic nails because the antiseptic will:
Help prevent fungus
Do electric files damage the nails?
Not if properly used
Heat during electric filing is caused by:
Too much pressure
All professional nail machines are called:
Micromotor
RPM stands for:
Revolutions per minute
The amount of resistance on the electric file as the bits turns is called:
Torque
The bit should always be placed on the nail:
Flat
Ridges that are created when using the bit at the wrong angle at the cuticle are called:
Rings of fire
Pressure causes friction, and friction causes:
Heat
A sign that you might be working too fast and applying too much pressure will be:
The bit grabs and wraps around the finger
The basic unit of all living things is:
Cell
An understanding of the body structure will make you more proficient when doing:
Hand and arm massage
The physical foundation of the body is the:
Skeleton
The long, slender bones of the palm and hand are:
Metacarpals
The heart, arteries, veins, capillaries, lymph glands and lymph vessels make up the body:
Circulatory system
The most visible and functional part of the nail is:
Nail plate
The nail bed and matrix bed is anchored to the underlining bone by:
Specialized ligaments
A condition in which the nail loosens from the nail bed, usually beginning at the free edge and continuing to the lunula is called:
Onycholysis
An infection of the tissue around the nail is known as:
Paronychia
The shedding and falling off of the nail plate occurring in the fingernails and toenails is called:
Onychomadesis
Melanin is found in this epidermis layer:
Basal layer
A chronic inflammatory skin disorder characterized by itching, burning, formation of scales, oozing blisters of unknown origin is known as:
Eczema
An infected nail should be treated by a:
Physician
Filing deeply into the nail corners may cause:
Ingrown nails
Harmful bacteria are referred to as:
Pathogenic
Nonpathogenic bacteria are:
Harmless
Some forms of bacteria have the ability to move with the aid of
Flagella
The inactive phase in the life cycle of bacteria is known as the:
Spore-forming stage
A communicable disease is:
Transmitted to another
Resistance to disease is known as:
Immunity
Before sanitizing any implements, it should be washed with:
Soap and water
To remove stain from nails, use:
Nail lightener
Cream may be removed from jars with:
A clean spatula
During a manicure, manicuring implements should be kept in a:
Disinfectant solution
Emery boards are used to shape the:
Free edge of nail
Nail mending paper is used to:
Repair split nails
Brittle nails and dry cuticles are treated with a/an:
Oil manicure
When shaping the fingernail, the nail is filed from:
Corner to center
Another name for athlete’s foot is:
Ringworm
One of the following is located beneath the free edge:
Hyponichium
Nail whitener is applied:
Under the free edge
Nail polish are protected from chipping by applying a:
Top coat
Nails are appendages of the:
Skin
Hang nails may be treated by softening the cuticle with:
Hot oil
To clean under the free edge of the nail, manicurists usually use:
A cotton-tipped orangewood stick
All bottles and containers used in all salons should be:
Labeled correctly, regardless of contents
Emery boards are discarded after each use because:
They cannot be sanitized
The abductor muscle are necessary for
Separating the fingers
Another name for cuticles is:
Scarf skin
All manicure instruments must be disinfected before:
Using them on another patron
A base coat is usually applied:
Before the nail polish
The muscles that close the fingers are called the:
Adductors
Blue nails are usually a sign of:
Poor blood circulation
Which one of the following conditions the manicurist may not treat?
Paronychia
An abnormal overgrowth of the nail is known as:
Hypertrophy
To remove stain from finger nails, use:
Nail bleach
Nail wraps are used to:
All of the above
Nails are composed of a chemical substance called:
Keratin
The hair-like organs that enable bacteria to move are called:
Flagella
The technical term for nail is:
Onyx
The study of the skin is called:
Dermatology
What is the benefit of paper wraps?
Strengthening the nails
One of the following is not a function of the skin:
Digestive
Normal healthy skin is usually:
All of the above
What is M.S.D.S?
Material Safety Data Sheet
The longest and largest bone of the upper arm is the:
Humerus
The dermis is also known as the corium, cutis, derma or:
True skin
Buffing the nails gives them a:
Natural gloss
What kind of chemical do you use to remove old polish for customers who has artificial nails?
Non-acetone polish remover
What is the chemical structure of acrylic liquid?
Monomer
How long after application of the artificial nails, can you fill them?
2 weeks
What is the use of primer?
It is used as bonding substance
If the customer has athlete’s foot, you refer that client to a:
Dermatologist
When primer touches the skin, what do you feel?
Burn and irritation
What is the sign of fungus or mold?
When the nail turns yellow or green
Pteryglum may be helped by manicuring, as it is:
An obstinate growth of cuticle at the base
The HIV virus, which causes AIDS, may lay dormant in an infected person’s system for up to:
15 years
When pedicuring, the proper time to insert toe separators is before:
Filing nails
Overlay is another name for:
Nail wraps
The disease AIDS is caused by a:
Virus
Clients with fungus of bacterial infection should be treated by a:
Physician
The ulna is the large bone on the little finger side of the:
Forearm
The nails with mold and fungus, the nail technician should:
Not work on nails
The “true skin” is the deep layer of skin which is called:
Cutis
The recommended maintenance schedule of all acrylic nails is every:
2-3 weeks
A repair patch is a piece of fabric cut to:
Completely cover cracks or breaks
Foot files are used to remove:
Callus growths
The muscles which turn the hand outward so the palm faces upward is called the:
Supinator
Crack repairs of an acrylic ail is performed using:
Acrylic
Cuticle creams are used to
Treat brittle nails and dry cuticle
