2019-2020 STUDY GUIDE - HAND & FOOT TREATMENT

Nail Diagram-which describes the following parts of a nail.. Eponychium, Free edge, Nail Bed

• Eponychium is the skin at the base of the nail, Free edge is the part of the nail that extends beyond the finger, Nail Bed is the skin beneath the nail plate.

• Eponychium is the skin beneath the nail plate, Free edge is the skin at the base of the nail, Nail Bed is the part of the nail that extends beyond the finger.

• Eponychium is the part of the nail that extends beyond the finger, Free edge is the skin beneath the nail plate, Nail Bed is the skin at the base of the nail.

• Eponychium is the skin beneath the nail plate, Free edge is the part of the nail that extends beyond the finger, Nail Bed is the skin at the base of the nail.

Onychophagy: _______ (Fill in the blank with the correct answer)

• nail biting

• hair pulling

• skin picking

• teeth grinding

Leukonychia: _______ (Fill in the blank with the correct answer)

• A condition characterized by white spots or streaks on the nails

• A condition characterized by yellowing of the skin

• A condition characterized by hair loss

• A condition characterized by brittle bones

What could you use to treat wavy ridges?

• Nail buffer

• Sandpaper

• Metal file

• ridge filler

Pointed shoes could cause: _______

• ingrown nails

• Blisters

• Foot pain

• Corns

A client has calluses on their feet. What would you use?

• cuticle cream

• foot cream

• pumice stone

• moisturizing lotion

Where does the nail receive its nourishment?

• nail bed

• cuticle

• nail plate

• lunula

liquid used for acrylic nails

• Monomer

• Polymer

• Dimer

• Oligomer

Powder used in acrylic nails

• monomer

• polymer

• accelerator

• Wood

If a child accidentally swallows nail polish remover what should you do first?

• Call a poison control center immediately

• Give the child water to drink

• Induce vomiting

• Wait to see if symptoms develop