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Ch. 6 Nail Disorders and Diseases

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Also known as trumpet nail; A form of dramatically increased nail curvature.

a)

Nail pterygium.

b)

Pincer nail

c)

Onychia

d)

Eggshell nail

2.

A disease refers to any natural nail deformity or disease.

a)

Onychocryptosis

b)

Onychia

c)

Onychosis

d)

onychomadesis

3.

The separation of the nail plate and bed due to injury or allergic reactions.

a)

Bruised nail bed

b)

Onycholysis

c)

Tinea Pedis

d)

Paronychia

4.

A bacterial infection can be seen in the early stages as a yellow-green spot that becomes ____ in its advanced stage.

a)

Pink

b)

White

c)

Darker

d)

Beige

5.

Sever nail inflammation, in which a lump of red tissue grows up from the nail bed to the nail plate.

a)

Pincer nail

b)

Bruised nail bed

c)

Pyogenic granuloma

d)

Beau's lines

6.

Damaged skin around the nail plate become split or torn.

a)

Paronychia

b)

Nail psoriasis.

c)

Pincer nail

d)

Hangnail

7.

Nail services are governed under.

a)

Podiatry

b)

Dermatology

c)

Cosmetology

d)

Trichology

8.

Significant nail darkening caused by increased pigment cells.

a)

Onycholysis

b)

Nail psoriasis

c)

Melanonychia

d)

Bruised nail bed

9.

Your license does not allow you to diagnose or treat any disease or.

a)

Infection

b)

Sickness

c)

Disorder

d)

Client

10.

Which type of glove is recommended for cosmetologists.

a)

Nitrile

b)

Latex

c)

Rubber

d)

Cotton

11.

Bacterial inflammation of the tissues around the nail plate, causing pus, swelling, and redness.

a)

Paronychia

b)

Tinea Pedis

c)

Onychomycosis

d)

Eggshell nails

12.

It is essential to perform a hand, and skin analysis on every client.

a)

When booking the appointment.

b)

At the end of every nail service.

c)

During a nail service.

d)

Before beginning a nail service.

13.

The scope of practice for cosmetology and nail technicians can be found in state cosmetology laws or statues under.

a)

Outline

b)

Definitions

c)

Summary

d)

Reports

14.

Noticeably thin white nail plate is more flexible than usual.

a)

Eggshell nails

b)

Bruised nails

c)

Ridged nail

d)

Pincer nail

15.

Damaged to the capillaries under the nail, giving the appearance of a lengthwise small splinter.

a)

Bruised nail bed

b)

Splinter hemorrhage.

c)

Onychophagy

d)

Onychia

16.

An unhealthy nail condition that is hereditary or caused by injury or disease of the nail unit.

a)

Nail psoriasis

b)

Nail disorder

c)

Hangnail

d)

Tinea pedis

17.

Nails that turn a variety of colors may indicate surface staining.

a)

Eggshell nail

b)

Plicatured nail

c)

Bruised nail

d)

Discolored nail

18.

Nail disorder with surface pitting, roughness, onycholysis, and bed discoloration.

a)

Nail pterygium

b)

Nail psoriasis

c)

Onychia

d)

Pyogenic granuloma

19.

Also known as athletes' foot; seen as red patches or scaling of the skin on the bottom of the feet or between the toes.

a)

Onycholysis

b)

Paronychia

c)

Splinter hemorrage

d)

Tinea pedis

20.

Which nail disease require the attention of a physician.

a)

Hangnail

b)

Plicatured nail

c)

Bruised nail bed

d)

Paronychia