Nail Technology 4

Severe psoriasis's appears on the nail as:

• Brown, crusty scales.

• Pus around the cuticle?

• Spots that for a ring and heal from the inside out?

• Pitting of the nail plate, exposing the nail bed?

Paronychia can be recognied by:

• Thick cuticles stuck to the nail plate?

• Open skin.

• Overgrowth of the nail.

• The cuticle area becoming inflamed.

When treating a client with bitten nails:

• Apply a full set of nail extensions?

• Give the client a paraffin wax treatment?

• Paint the client's nails red?

• Focus on the cuticle area to expose the nail plate.

Dermatitis can be caused by:

• Over using hand cream containing essential oils?

• An itch mite which burrows under the skin and triggers dermatitis?

• Exposure to an irritant such as washing up liquid?

• Not washing the hands properly?

Your client suddenly informs you that they are experiencing a burning sensation around the cuticle area. What should you do?

• Offer the client a cup of tea?

• Offer the client a cup of cold water to cool her/him down?

• Apply chamomile lotion to the area.

• Remove the product and inform the client that they are allergic to the product?

The subcutaneous layer of the skin is the:

• First layer?

• The third layer?

• Layer that is only found on the hands and feet?

• Is the third layer of the skin.

The stratum lucidium (from the surface down) is the:

• Fifth layer of the epidermis?

• Third layer of the ski?

• The second layer of the skin?

• The fourth layer of the skin?

Veins:

• Carry oxygenated blood?

• Filter lymph?

• Produce white blood cells?

• Have valves?

The three layers of the skin are:

• The stratum lucidium, the subcuatneous layer and the dermis.

• The epidermis, the stratum granuloseum and the arrector pili.

• The epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer.

• The dermal papillae, the dermis and the subcutaneous layer.