E-File Exam Retake

Which of the following is NOT one of the outcomes of using an electric file?

• Saves time

• Allows you to shape the nail more consistently

• Allows you to perform more precise maintenance

• Creates more difficulty in refining your work

Which of the following is NOT a place listed where electric training can be found?

• Publicly held classes

• Workshops

• Trade shows

• Industry manufacturers

Your instructor is teaching about electric files. A student, Belle, asks if it's necessary to use electric files and if she could stick with traditional filing. How might your instructor respond?

• Electric filing is only necessary for those who do not like traditional filing.

• Electric filing should only be done by those who cannot get consistent results with traditional filing.

• Electric files are a necessary tool when offering nail enhancements and pedicures in the salon.

• Electric filing requires additional insurance so should only be done by those who are willing to get it.

Which of the following is true about torque, power, and speed?

• High torque = more power = lower speed

• High torque = less power = higher speed

• Lower torque = more power = higher speed

• Lower torque = less power = lower speed

What is the range of RPMs for electric files?

• 1,000-5,000 RPMs

• 2,500-20,000 RPMs

• 5,000-35,000 RPMs

• 10,000-40,000 RPMs

What should you be looking for in your machine when you use MOSTLY enhancement products such as liquid and powder systems or UV/LED hard gel products?

• A more powerful machine, with higher RPMs

• A more powerful machine, with lower RPMs

• A less powerful machine, with higher RPMs

• The power of the machine doesn't matter as long as the RPMs are high.

Which part of the machine conducts the electricity from the wall plug to the machine?

• Handpiece

• Motor

• Box

• Transformer

Hobby tools should NOT be used on which of the following?

• glass

• metal

• wood

• nails

Which size is intended for professional nail bits?

• 1/8"

• 1/16"

• 1/24"

• 1/32"

_______________ is understood as the power of a machine or its ability to keep turning when you are applying pressure during filing.

• Torque

• RPM

• Tolerance

• Flute