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nail technology chpt 11 :

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

Pet is teaching her nail technician students about different types of enhancement. She explained that very common enhancement technique that has been around for a while is_____, which is very commonly referred to by clients and marketing professional alike as.

a)

Liquid and powder; acrylic

b)

Liquid and powder ; dip and resin

c)

Methacrylate;liquid and powder

d)

Acrylic; monomer and polymer

2.

Petra describes the various types of monomer liquid that are available to use for liquid and powder enhancements.She notes that:

a)

While there are different types only threee are appropriate to use in most states

b)

There are three types of liquids that the nail technician can choose to use on clients

c)

There is only one type of liquid that is approved for use in nail salons in the United States

d)

While there are technically three versions of liquid,only two are appropriate to use in most states

3.

Which is NOT a reason that MMA should not be used

a)

It does not adhere well and in order to do so, the nail technician must rough up the nail plate too much

b)

It is extremely hard to remove from the nail

c)

It creates a really soft and pliable enhancement and provides no protection to the natural nail

d)

The FDA prohibits its use due to the large number of complaints it has received since the late 1970s

4.

Petra explains to her students that getting good at liquid and powder enhancements can be :

a)

Very lucrative due to the regular upkeep that clients are usually committed to

b)

A good source of income if you are constantly adding new clients to your books;acrylic enhancements tend to not need much upkeep

c)

A slow and painful process for beginners because it is so tedious and hard to get right

d)

A waste of time because it’s an application that’s becoming less and less desired

5.

Petra has taught her students about liquid and powder enhancements and now they are practicing their skills.As she moves around the room,observing and providing feedback ,she sees one student working with abrasives incorrectly. Which student should she interrupt and correct?

a)

Levin who is starting with shiner to attempt to remove scratches from the nail surface and smooth the nail

b)

Desmond,who is using a coarse-grit file to prepare for a rebalance

c)

Alessia, who is using a shiner to finish off the nail enhancements

d)

Malika, who is using a fine grit file to refine and finish shaping the nail

6.

Polymer powder is made from this liquid

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Oderless

7.

Creates the hardest and most rigid nail enhancements

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Odorless

8.

Banned for use by the FDA and most states

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Oderless

9.

Has an inhibition layer when hardening

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Oderless

10.

Must be used with a dry mix ratio

a)

Oderless

b)

MMA

c)

EMA

11.

Has a slight odor

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Oderless

12.

Has a slight odor

a)

MMA

b)

EMA

c)

Oderless

13.

A dry mix ratio produced a bead that looks___on the brush; however, once press onto the nail, it will slowly form into a firm,___bead that will then be pressed as smooth with a nail brush

a)

Dry

b)

Glossy

c)

Frosted

d)

Quickly

14.

______ is initiator added to the popular powder that starts the____process of the nail enhancement

a)

Benzoyl peroxide

b)

Ethyl acrylic

c)

Catalyst

d)

Protective overlay

e)

Curing

15.

Oderless liquid and powder products do not use ____, but instead of relying on monomer that have minimal order

a)

Ethyl acrylic

b)

Catalyst

c)

Protective overlay

d)

Benzoyl peroxide

16.

As long as a product does not have an odor strong enough to be detected by all people in the salon or spa, it is named orderless, wow those were slightly detectable odor are referred to as _________

a)

Odorless

b)

Dry

c)

Low odor

d)

Catalyst

17.

Liquid and powder product can be used as an___on the natural nails; as an ~______ of the nail tip; on an ___to create an extension; or to create nail art on the top or inside of a nail enhancement

a)

Protective overlay

b)

Reinforcement

c)

Nail form

d)

Strong

18.

_______ are additives that speed up chemical reactions in polymers and monomers

a)

Catalysts

b)

Nail forms

c)

Ethyl acrylic

d)

Benzoyl peroxide

19.

General speaking_____product must be used with the dry mix radio, many parts of liquid and powder

a)

Dry

b)

Oderless

c)

Thick

d)

Glossy

20.

Because MMA products do not adhere well to the nail, technicians must___the surface of the nail for a hearing, which makes the nail play___.

a)

Dry

b)

Weak

c)

Shred

d)

Thick

21.

In the polymerization process,____and polymer can call monomer molecules to permanent linked together into long chains

a)

Curing

b)

Initiators

c)

Low odor

d)

Adhesive

22.

Odorless products harden more_______ than ethyl methacrylate products

a)

Weak

b)

Slowly

c)

Quickly

23.

Polymer powders are only available in three colors; white,natural,and pink

a)

True

b)

False

24.

When primary drives incorrectly, it will appear to be chocolate, white color, and when a dryer properly, it will be shiny and sticky

a)

True

b)

False

25.

A dry bead can be difficult to put it in place on the nail and often has air bubbles

a)

True

b)

False

26.

When nail primers are used, the nail technician must be sure to use just enough on each nail, it must be sure to prevent contamination of the nail debris into the bottle between applications

a)

True

b)

False.

27.

Methacrylate acid is considered the industry standard

a)

True

b)

False

28.

a medium be contained two times more powder than liquid

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Nail primers are available in acid free and acid base version

a)

True

b)

False

30.

if too much powder is picked up, the nail enhancement repair correctly; however, it’s too much liquid is mixed, the enhancement will not cure at all

a)

True

b)

False

31.

an acid free version of nail primer create a chemical bond between the nail and the enhancement

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Used for initial shaping of perimeter of nails

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit

33.

Shapes the free edge of the natural

Nail

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit

34.

Preparers enhancement for a refill/rebalance

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit

35.

Strong enough to thin enhancement products

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit

36.

Usually comes in 400, 1000, and 4000

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit

37.

After the filing is complete, start with low grade and move to high grade for desired smoothness

a)

Medium grit

b)

Course grit

c)

Buffer

d)

Shiner

e)

Fine grit