Chapter 25

Question 0

Disinfection containers for manicure implements should be large enough for implements to be:

A. partially immersed
B. removed with hands
C. completely immersed
D. completely cleaned

Answer 0

completely immersed

Question 1

A manicuring table lamp should have an incandescent bulb with wattage no higher than:

A. 10 to 30 watts
B. 40 to 60 watts
C. 70 to 90 watts
D. 100 to 120 watts

Answer 1

40 to 60 watts

Question 2

Lids are required on disinfectant containers to prevent:

A. spilling
B. contamination
C. immersion
D. sharing

Answer 2

contamination

Question 3

Manicuring implements should be placed in the disinfectant container after bing:

A. used several times
B. used by the client
C. properly marked
D. properly cleaned

Answer 3

properly cleaned

Question 4

A wooden pusher used to remove cuticle tissue is disposable and should be:

A. sanitized and reused
B. discarded after each use
C. placed in a cabinet drawer
D. washed with soap and water

Answer 4

discarded after each use

Question 5

A metal pusher is used to push back the eponychium and gently scrape cuticle tissue from the:

A. natural nail root
B. natural nail plate
C. nail free edge
D. nail matrix

Answer 5

natural nail plate

Question 6

Fine grit abrasives are designed for removing very fine scratches and:

A. buffing and polishing
B. aggressive buffing
C. beveling the nail
D. reducing nail length

Answer 6

buffing and polishing

Question 7

To bevel a nail, use gentle pressure and angle the file with a:

A. 60-degree angle
B. 90-degree angle
C. 45-degree angle
D. straight angle

Answer 7

45-degree angle

Question 8

Clean abrasives or implements stored in plastic bags or sealed airtight containers promote:

A. air circulation
B. bacterial growth
C. storage problems
D. ineffective storage

Answer 8

bacterial growth

Question 9

A nipper should be used to carefully trim away the:

A. nail plate
B. nail free edge
C. cuticle area
D. tags of dead skin

Answer 9

tags of dead skin

Question 10

A buffer that shines the nail plate without the use of dry buffing powder is a(n):

A. abrasive buffer
B. wooden pusher
C. three-way buffer
D. electric dryer

Answer 10

three-way buffer

Question 11

A tool used to shorten the length of the natural nail plate is a(n):

A. electric dryer
B. wooden pusher
C. nail clipper
D. nail nipper

Answer 11

nail clipper

Question 12

The time necessary to properly clean and disinfect implements after each use is:

A. 10 minutes
B. 20 minutes
C. 60 minutes
D. 30 minutes

Answer 12

20 minutes

Question 13

Brushes used in products that do not harbor the growth of pathogens are considered:

A. renewable brushes
B. self-disinfecting
C. bacteria free
D. self-cleaning

Answer 13

self-disinfecting

Question 14

Small fiber-free squares used to apply or remove product are:

A. cotton
B. linen
C. fibers
D. pledgets

Answer 14

pledgets

Question 15

Nail products should be removed from their containers using a:

A. plastic or metal spatula
B. finger
C. plastic or metal brush
D. cotton

Answer 15

plastic or metal spatula

Question 16

Cosmetic products containing a high water content provide the growth opportunity for:

A. pathogens
B. containers
C. fibers
D. vapors

Answer 16

pathogens

Question 17

the use of bar soap is not recommended as it may:

A. be expensive
B. be inexpensive
C. harbor bacteria
D. spread ethyl

Answer 17

harbor bacteria

Question 18

When removing nail polish from wrap-type nail enhancements, use a solvent that is:

A. acetone
B. non-tone
C. quick
D. conditioning

Answer 18

non-acetone

Question 19

Removers that are used to dissolve and remove polish contain solvents of ethyl acetate or:

A. mineral oil
B. sodium
C. acetone
D. potassium

Answer 19

acetone

Question 20

A product designed to loosen and dissolve dead rissue rom the nail plate is:

A. moisturizing lotion
B. non-acetone remover
C. polish remover
D. cuticle remover

Answer 20

cuticle remover

Question 21

A product designed to improve adhesion of polish to the ntural nail is a:

A. top coat
B. nail hardener
C. reinforcing coat
D. base coat

Answer 21

base coat

Question 22

Nail hardeners that cause adverse reactions to skin may contain:

A. formaldehyde
B. resins
C. acrylic
D. dimethyl urea

Answer 22

formaldehyde

Question 23

Product information information including safe handling, first aid, and proper storage is required in:

A. manufacturers Direction sheets
B. material supply order forms
C. material safety data sheets
D. material disposal sheets

Answer 23

material safety data sheets

Question 24

Generally, it is recommended that the shape of the nail plate enhances the overall: A. shape of the cuticle B. shape of the fingertip C. length of the nail D. shape of the hands

Answer 24

shape of the fingertip

Question 25

The five basic nail shapes are: A. square, pointed, oval, flat and round C. square, squoval, round, pointed and oval B. slender, oval, squoval, square and pointed D. pointed, square, narrow, round and strong

Answer 25

square, squoval, round, pointed and oval

Question 26

Should a client be accidentally cut and blood drawn, the first precautionary step is to: A. put on gloves and inform client B. clean with antiseptic solution C. stanch bleeding with pressure D. discard used items

Answer 26

put on gloves and inform the client

Question 27

The three individual procedures for a basic manicure should include: A. pre-service, post-service and disinfection procedures B. pre-service, actual service and post-service C. consultation, pre-service and service performed D. pre-service, post-service and recommendations

Answer 27

pre-service, actual service and post-service

Question 28

Success in nail polish application is achieved by using four coats including: A. one base coat, one polish color, and two top coats B. two polish color, one top coat, and one sealer coat C. one base coat, two polish color, and one top coat D. one base coat, one polish color, and two top coat

Answer 28

one base coat, two polish color, one top coat

Question 29

Massage manipulations should be executed using: A. fast rubbing movements B. rhythmic and smooth movements C. fast, pulsating movements D. fast, rotating movements

Answer 29

rhythmic and smooth movements

Question 30

The massage movement where the technician holds the clients wrist and bends it back and forth slowly is a form of: A. joint movement B. circular movement C. rotating movement D. palm effleurage

Answer 30

joint movement

Question 31

Vigorous joint massage should not performed if a client has a joint injury or: A. arthritis B. psoriasis C. migraines D. artificial nails

Answer 31

arthritis

Question 32

Sitting or working in uncomfortable, strained positions can lead to back, neck or shoulder injuries and result in: A. temporary trauma B. carpal tunnel trauma disorders C. temporary relaxation D. cumulative trauma

Answer 32

cumulative trauma

Question 33

Spa manicures encompass extensive knowledge of nail care and: A. skin care treatments B. consultations C. towel applications D. lotion applications

Answer 33

skin care applications

Question 34

Spa manicures include massage and skin exfoliation for polishing, smoothing and enhancing: A. massage ambiance B. oily cosmetics C. professional product penetration D. clients preference for cosmetics

Answer 34

professional product penetration