WorksheetsPedicure (208) Revision
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Why do we carry out a nail analysis?
1) To detect diabetes
2) To select the correct products and tools
3) To check for dermatitis
4) To check for diseases
Which condition would prevent a pedicure?
1) Eczema
2) Onychomycosis
3) Onychorexis
4) Psoriasis
Which one of the three is most important?
a) Retention
b) Satisfaction
c) Recommendation
1) A
2) B
3) C
4) All of them
What is the most important reason for maintaining correct posture?
1) Work quicker
2) Look professional
3) Prevent injury
4) For good technique
Why is it important to use a range of tools and products?
1) Inexpensive
2) Stimulating
3) Expensive
4) Effective
What is the main reason for completing record cards?
1) Build relations with clients
2) Reputation and efficiency
3) Monitor sales and treatments
4) Return business
Which one is not part of the nail unit?
1) Dermis
2) Nail Wall
3) Eponychium
4) Lateral Fold
Which one is not found in the dermis?
1) Sweat gland
2) Sebaceous gland
3) Arrector Pilli muscle
4) Stratum germinativum
Which is a pair of muscles in the lower leg?
1) Tibialis anterior & gastrocnemius
2) Gastrocnemius & thenar eminence
3) Tibialis anterior & biceps
4) Hypothenar eminence & biceps
What is the anatomical name of the bones in the ankle?
1) Metacarpals
2) Tarsals
3) Metatarsals
4) Phalanges
Answer true or false
1) Lymph vessels are made from fibrous connective tissue
True
False
Answer true or false
2) The thoracic & lymph ducts collect lymph from nodes
True
False
Answer true or false
Lymph vessels have valves to prevent backflow of lymph
True
False
Answer true or false
Popliteal nodes are in the back of the knee joint
True
False
What is a bunion?
1) The joint of the toe becomes enlarged
2) Bacterial foot infection
3) Overgrown cuticle
4) Thick skin
What is a corn?
1) Nail infection
2) Hard skin
3) Brittle nail
How would a client be positioned for a pedicure treatment?
1) Sat upright
2) Sat straight
3) Sat so that they can see the treatment being carried out
4) Easy access for the therapist
What product would be used to treat hardened pterygium?
1) Cuticle oil
2) Nail strengthener
3) Foot lotion
4) Base coat
Where does mitosis take place?
1) Stratum corneum
2) Stratum granulosum
3) Stratum spinosum
4) Stratum germinativum
Which vessels take blood from the foot?
1) Femoral artery
2) Anterior tibial artery
3) Saphenous vein
4) Femoral vein
Which muscle flexes the foot?
1) Tibialis anterior
2) Soleus
3) Gastrocnemius
4) Peronius longus
Which of the following carries de oxygenated blood away from the lower leg?
1) Saphenous vein
2) Femoral artery
3) Radial vein
4) Anterior tibial artery
What will affect the treatment after a nail and skin analysis?
1) Colour of polish
2) Client gender
3) Previously used products
Answer true or false
Lymphatic system is a one way drainage system
True
False
Answer true or false
Lymph vessels have valves to prevent backflow
True
False
What are the anatomical names of the long bones in the foot?
1) Metacarpals
2) Tarsals
3) Metatarsals
4) Phalanges
Where does desquamation take place?
1) Corneum
2) Lucidum
3) Granulosum
4) Spinosum
Why do we carry out a hand and nail analysis
1. To check for pre-existing contra actions
2. To check for contra actions
3. To decide which tools to use
4. To decide on treatment time
