Jr Nails Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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when comparing bacteria and viruses which is smaller?

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virus

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describe cocci

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sphere, round

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3
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describe bacilli

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rod

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4
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describe spirilla

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spiral

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5
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define a virus

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sub microscopic that require a living host to multiply

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6
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Human hepatitis B (HBV) is a highly infectious disease that affects the ___

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liver

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7
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what agency assigned people in the beauty industry, the title of personal service workers?

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CDC

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8
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define external parasite

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organisms that live on or obtain nutrients from another organism or host

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9
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examples of parasitic animals

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Head lice, scabies

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10
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examples of parasitic plants or fungi

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molds, yeasts

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11
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what type of infection is present in a small confined area often indicated by Puss filled boil

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local

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12
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define immunity

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The bodies ability to destroy in infectious agents that enter

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13
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what are the two types of immunity?

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natural and passive

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14
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define natural immunity

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When exposure to a disease triggers the body to produce antibodies

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15
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define passive immunity

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Where antibodies are given to you through a vaccine or shot?

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16
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What is the lowest level of infection control?

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Sanitation/cleaning

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17
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The ability to produce results or the effectiveness against specific organisms is known as

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efficacy

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18
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which agency verifies effectiveness and approves products used for infection control by issuing a registration number

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EPA

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19
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what information is found on MSDS

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everything about the chemicals used

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20
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Who should you contact for MSDS

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OSHA

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21
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how many phalanges does the thumb have?

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2

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22
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where are the metacarpal and metatarsal bones located?

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Palm and sole

23
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where is the supinator muscle located and what does it do?

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forearm, rotates lower arm

24
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explain the function of the flexor

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Is responsible for bending the wrist and closing the fingers

25
Explain the function of the Extensor
Is responsible for straightening Fingers and wrist
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What are the three types of nerves
afferent, efferent, mixed
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nerves that carry messages to the muscles, causing the muscle to contract or expand are called efferent or ___
motor nerves
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explain the difference between efferent and afferent nerves
efferent: carries messages from brain to muscles, causes muscles to contract or expand (motor) aferente: carries messages from brain to spinal cord, determines senses (sensory)
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which nerves extend into the fingers of the hand?
digital
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define polymerization
process where monomer combines with other molecules in a chemical react to form polymer chains
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define initiator
chemical compound that causes a chemical reaction to occur
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define catalyst
substance that controls the speed of a chemical reaction
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define inhibitor
prevents product from hardening too soon, increases shelf life
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describe how adhesives and priming agents function and relate both to the term adhesion
both create adhesion to the nail plate
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define priming agent and what ingredient is typically found in a primer
created Hian between nail plate and nail enhancement, methacrylic acid
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why has ethyl methacrylate replaced MMA as a primary ingredient used in acrylic monomer
personal injuries because it’s poisonous
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define cuticle
Overlapping dead tissue that is loose and pliable around the nail
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define eponychium
cuticle that overlies the Lunula at base of nail
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define hyponychium
cuticle under free edge
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define perionychium
cuticle that touches/overlaps and surrounds the side of the nail
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what is another name for nail plate?
Nail body
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what is the lunula and where is it located?
White half moon shape at base of nail
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what do we call the slit or track that the nail grows out on?
nail grooves
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name essential parts of the nail plate
free edge, nail plate, sidewall, lunula, cuticle/ eponychium
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nail essential parts of the nail bed
hyponychium, nail fold, nail groove, nail bed, nail matrix
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where is the nail bed?
Area where nail plate rests
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what does the nail matrix do?
Generates cells that harden to form nail plate
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explain how parionychium and paronychia are related
parionychium: skin around nail paronychia: inflammation of parionychium
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The nails, skin, and hair are all formed by protein substance called ___
keratin
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Nails are composed of___that help protect the tips of the fingers and toes
hard keratin
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can services be performed on nail diseases?
No
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