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WorksheetsContra-indications and Contra-actions Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is an absolute contra-indication?
A condition that requires treatment adaptation
A condition that prevents treatment and may require referral
A condition that allows treatment without any changes
A condition that is always safe for treatment
Which of the following is an example of an absolute contra-indication?
Minor eczema
Sunburn
Severe nail separation
Bitten nails
What is a relative contra-indication?
A condition that prevents treatment
A condition that requires assessment for treatment suitability
A condition that is always safe for treatment
A condition that never requires referral
Which of the following is a relative contra-indication?
Contagious skin disorders
Recent operations
Minor separation
Severe eczema
What should be done in case of an expected reaction?
Provide immediate post-treatment care and advice
Discontinue treatment immediately
Refer to a medical professional
Ignore the reaction
Which of the following is a possible expected reaction?
Infection
Erythema
Hyperaemia
Allergic reaction
What action should be taken in case of an adverse reaction?
Provide only homecare advice
Ignore the reaction
Discontinue treatment and take remedial action
Continue treatment as normal
Which of the following is a possible adverse reaction?
Healthy nail growth
Normal skin redness
Discoloration of the nail plate
Erythema
What is onychophagy?
Nail discoloration
Nail splitting
Nail biting
Nail dehydration
Which condition involves the nail splitting above the hyponychium?
Onycholysis
Beau lines
Onychorrhexis
Spilt above the hyponychium
What is leukonychia?
Nail thickening
White spots on nails
Nail dehydration
Nail biting
Which skin condition involves an overgrown cuticle?
Dry cuticle
Damaged cuticle
Overgrown cuticle
Fragile skin
What should be avoided immediately following treatment?
Heat treatments and UV exposure
Cold water
Moisturizing
Gentle exercise
What is onycholysis?
Nail biting
Nail thickening
Nail separation from the nail bed
Nail dehydration
Which of the following is a nail condition characterized by longitudinal and horizontal ridges?
Onychophagy
Beau lines
Onychorrhexis
Leukonychia