It is important that massage movements are:

The portion of skin beneath the nail body that the nail plate rests upon is called the nail :

Nail primer effectiveness is reduced dramatically when it is:

Acrylic monomer is a:

What should a natural nail be prepared for sculptured nails?

Low-level reduction of surface bacteria is known as:

What is the science that deals with composition, structures, and properties of matter?

1. Proper disinfection of metals bits for an electric file:

1. To BEST prevent dryness of the skin, use a:

1. A practitioner experiences skin irritation after coming into contact with an unlabeled product.

1. What should be done immediately after removing implements from disinfectant?

A foot file, or foot paddle, is used to:

1. The layer of the epidermis where the process of keratinization is MOST active is the stratum:

1. At the completion of a pedicure, the final massage technique performed is:

1. What is the MOST important sanitation action to prevent the spread of germs?

1. The large bone on the little finger side of the forearm is called the:

1. When using nail achesive safely, the practitioner should?

1. What would be the effect of buffing with a fine/medium abrasive prior to a tip

1. When working with an electric file, a practitioner should?

1. Disinfection solution should be changed :

1. Dispose of all chemicals properly according to?

1. Using a back-and-forth motion while filing the natural nail may disrupt the plate layers and :

1. In which of the following conditions do bacteria NOT grow and multiply

1. Habitual nail biting is known as:

1. Too much force used while pushing back the eponychium may results in damage to the:

1. Which of the following products is BEST to use to clean a sable brush?

1. How often should removable components on a pipeless foot spa be scrubbed :

1. If the electric tile bogs down, what is the likely cause?

1. The PRIMARY massage manipulation performed during a pedicure is:

1. Which of the following implements is used to clean under the free edge:

1. Which of the following motions should be used when moving joints on the fingers?

1. If the eletric file bogs down, what is the likely cause?

1. When dispensing euticle cream, the practitioner should use a:

1. When using an electric file, a sanding band is placed onto a bit called a:

1. A practitioner finds an unlabeled conainer and believes it is premixed disinfectant solution. The practitioner should:

1. What should be used to minimize and soften dead cuticle from around the eponychiun:

1. Which of the following is the PRIMARY function of a hydrating mask?

1. Evidence of pus is indicative of :

1. What should the practitioner avoid when manicuring eggshell nail?

1. A disinfection container should be large enough:

1. What is the function of cuticle nippers?

1. Which one of the following skin disorders is commonly contracted by nail technicians:

1. The owner of the salon has moved the nail station to a room with many windows. While performing a gel service:

1. What type of electric file is suitable for artilicial nails?

1. The purpose of performing a paraffin wax treatment is to:

1. A chemical that causes two surfaces to stick together is:

1. Which of the following is MOST likely the cause for the client to feel a burning sensation?

1. Why should oil be removed from the nail prior to polish application?

Pathogenic bacteria invade living plant or animal tissue and feed on:

When curing a UV gel nail, the more bonds that are created when the gel polymerizes, the :

What is the best service to treat dry, split cuticles?

What protein makes up the nail plate?

What is the proper shape to file toe nails?

1. Which nerve extends into the finger?

1. The main purpose of a priming agent in acrylic application is to:

1. A practitioner accidentally cuts a client during a manicure. Which of the following action should the practitioner take first?

1. l addition to the basic materials on the manicuring table, which of the following would be needed for a gel application?

1. What is the second step when applying nail polish?

1. To assess the strength of a nail enhancement, the practitioner should look:

1. A foot massage is not recommended for a client with:

1. Sea sand, quartz crystals, and plastics beads are all examples of :

1. Lotions and oils cause disinfectants to become :

1. Hard gel enhancement should be properly removed by:

1. Which of the following is a characteristic of the aging person's nail?

1. Which one of the following products would a practitioner use to exfoliate during a pedicure?

1. Which is a benefit of friction massage:

1. Implements that are cleaned with soap and water, dried, and placed in a UV light cabinet

are...

1. What should happen to blood contaminated, absorbent articles and files?

1. Covering polymer and monomer containers When NOT in use will prevent evaporation and

The nail rasp can help control which disorder?

1. Chelating soaps are used for:

1. The tacky surface left on the nail after a UV gel has cured is called a:

1. When should the client health/record form be updated?

1. Weekly pedicure spa disinfection guidelines require that the disinfectant:

1. When repairing a crack in acrylic, the nail technician should:

1. When referring to multi-use versus single-lise items, multi-use means the items is: :

1. The radial artery supplies blood to the:

1. What is the function of red blood cells?

1. Why should trash be placed in a covered waste receptacle?

1. Acrylic applied too thickly near the cuticle can cause acrylic nails to :

1. Which of the following conditions should be referred to a physician?

1. What part of the skin is under the free edge of the nail?

1. During the bonding of a UV gel, an exothermic reaction may occur resulting in:

1. To prevent acrylic nails from lifting or cracking the practitioner should recommend :

1. Without the rebalancing (performing a fill) of acrylic, the nail will begin to look:

1. To smooth a callus with an electric file during a pedicure service, the practitioner should :

1. What is the fold of skin around the base of the fingernail?

1. When sculpting an acrylic nail, the practitioner should :

1. Performing services on a diabetic client may warrant extra precautions due to :

Alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) can be used to:

All products on the manicure table should be:

1. A client complains that their nails feel warm and painful while under a UV light. Which of the following MOST likely:

1. The tool used to shape a bead of acrylie on the ail is called:

1. Treating all bodily fluids using a consistent infection control procedure is called:

1. What is the function of the EPA?

1. Which muscle separates the fingers?

1. Which of the following is NOT a safe ingredient found in some monomers?

1. When positioning a nail form on the finger of a client, it should fit?

1. What is the technical term for a fingernail?

1. A client with Hepatitis B or Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), who has no visible signs or symptions

1. A substance which dissolves another substance is:

1. When consulting a client on home care products, the practitioner should:

1. What is the minimum amount of times hands should be scrubbed together while washing?

1. Where should disinfected implements be stored?

1. Over filing of the nail, exposing the mail bed, could cause:

1. The preservice for an acrylic nail procedure includes greeting the client:

1. Permanent distortions of a natural nail can occur if what part of the nail is injured?

1. A disinfection container should be large enough:

1. What is the function of cuticle nippers?