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FCA 8-Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Before starting a hand spa service, the therapist prepares a bowl with warm water and soap where the client’s hands will be soaked. Which equipment is used?

a)

Nail tray

b)

Finger bowl

c)

Hand towel

d)

Nail brush

2.

A manicurist trims the client’s nails using a metal tool with sharp edges. What implement is this?

a)

Nail file

b)

Nail brush

c)

Nail cutter

d)

Orange stick

3.

Before giving a hand massage, the therapist uses a soft‑bristled tool to clean dirt from under the nails. What tool is used?

a)

Nail cutter

b)

Nail file

c)

Nail brush

d)

Cuticle pusher

4.

After every client, the salon worker soaks metal tools in disinfectant solution. What maintenance practice is being applied?

a)

Sorting

b)

Storage

c)

Sterilization

d)

Inspection

5.

Which equipment uses electricity to provide comfort and relaxation during a hand spa service?

a)

Finger bowl

b)

Nail tray

c)

Hand spa machine

d)

Towel

6.

After cleaning and sterilizing tools, where should they be stored according to proper salon practice?

a)

Beside the sink

b)

On the client’s table

c)

Inside an open tray

d)

In a clean, covered container

7.

The manicurist wipes and disinfects the client’s chair after every service. This practice shows proper _____.

a)

Decoration

b)

Sanitation

c)

Marketing

d)

Time management

8.

A salon worker notices rust forming on metal tools. What is the BEST way to prevent this?

a)

Store tools while wet

b)

Continue using the tools

c)

Dry tools before storage

d)

Keep tools exposed to air

9.

Which tool is mainly used to smooth and shape the edges of the nails?

a)

Nail brush

b)

Nail cutter

c)

Nail file

d)

Orange stick

10.

Proper maintenance of beauty care tools and equipment helps prevent _____.

a)

Time delay

b)

Client satisfaction

c)

Business loss

d)

Infection and accidents

11.

Anna is about to give a hand spa service. She notices that the nail cutter has dried lotion from the previous client. What should she do FIRST?

a)

Continue using it

b)

Sterilize the nail cutter

c)

Wipe it with tissue

d)

Ask another client to wait

12.

A client says she has sensitive skin before a hand spa. What is the BEST action of the salon worker?

a)

Stop the service

b)

Use stronger products

c)

Ignore the concern

d)

Change to mild products

13.

The floor near the manicure area is always clean and dry. What safety practice does this show?

a)

Sanitation

b)

Hazard prevention

c)

Fashion sense

d)

Speed

14.

Observing OSH practices in salons helps protect _____.

a)

Clients

b)

Workers

c)

Workers and clients

d)

Equipment

15.

A salon worker slipped because water was spilled near the hand spa area. What type of hazard was present?

a)

Chemical

b)

Biological

c)

Physical

d)

Ergonomic

16.

Mia forgot to wear gloves while applying chemicals. What OSH practice did she fail to follow?

a)

Proper posture

b)

Wearing PPE

c)

Time management

d)

Customer service

17.

A hairdresser experiences back pain after working long hours with improper posture. This situation shows an _____ hazard.

a)

Electrical

b)

Chemical

c)

Ergonomic

d)

Biological

18.

A client feels dizzy due to strong chemical fumes in the salon. What hazard caused this condition?

a)

Physical

b)

Chemical

c)

Electrical

d)

Mechanical

19.

A salon manager reminds workers to unplug electrical tools after use. What hazard is being prevented?

a)

Ergonomic

b)

Electrical

c)

Chemical

d)

Biological

20.

Before starting a hand spa, the therapist asks about wounds and allergies. Why is this important?

a)

Faster service

b)

Proper billing

c)

Client safety

d)

Salon rules

21.

A salon worker wears goggles while mixing hair treatment solutions. Which body part is being protected?

a)

Skin

b)

Hands

c)

Eyes

d)

Hair

22.

Understanding the parts of the nail, skin, and hair helps a beauty care worker to _____.

a)

Finish services faster

b)

Choose fashionable styles

c)

Increase product sales

d)

Perform services safely and correctly

23.

During a facial massage, the therapist applies light pressure to avoid damaging the outermost layer of the skin. What layer is this?

a)

Dermis

b)

Hypodermis

c)

Epidermis

d)

Subcutaneous layer

24.

A client complains of pain when pressure is applied under the nail plate. Which part is sensitive and contains blood vessels?

a)

Nail wall

b)

Nail bed

c)

Cuticle

d)

Lunula

25.

The part of the nail that protects the fingertip and is trimmed during nail care is called the _____.

a)

Nail bed

b)

Nail root

c)

Free edge

d)

Nail groove

26.

Tools and clothing that are used to protect salon workers.

a)

Sanitation

b)

Outer wear

c)

PPE

d)

OSH

27.

Eye protection that is worn when mixing chemicals.

a)

Goggles

b)

PPE

c)

Outer wear

d)

Proper lifting technique

28.

Wearing gloves, mask, and apron while giving salon services.

a)

Sanitation

b)

PPE

c)

Outer wear

d)

OSH

29.

Hazard caused by wet floors and scattered tools.

a)

Chemical hazard

b)

Physical hazard

c)

Ergonomic hazard

d)

Electrical hazard

30.

Hazard caused by strong chemical fumes.

a)

Ergonomic hazard

b)

Chemical hazard

c)

Physical hazard

d)

Biological hazard

31.

Body pain caused from poor posture and repetitive motion.

a)

Ergonomic hazard

b)

Electrical hazard

c)

Physical hazard

d)

Chemical hazard

32.

Hazard caused by exposed wires and faulty electrical equipment.

a)

Electrical hazard

b)

Biological hazard

c)

Chemical hazard

d)

Ergonomic hazard

33.

Hazard involving bacteria from dirty tools.

a)

Physical hazard

b)

Electrical hazard

c)

Biological hazard

d)

Chemical hazard

34.

A situation that may cause harm or injury.

a)

Hazard

b)

Sanitation

c)

Sterilization

d)

OSH

35.

Hazard caused by harmful salon products or substances.

a)

Ergonomic hazard

b)

Chemical hazard

c)

Physical hazard

d)

Electrical hazard

36.

Hazard caused by prolonged bending or awkward positions.

a)

Ergonomic hazard

b)

Chemical hazard

c)

Physical hazard

d)

Biological hazard

37.

Workplace practice that ensures health and safety of workers and clients.

a)

Sanitation

b)

OSH

c)

Outer wear

d)

PPE

38.

The process of killing germs on tools.

a)

Sanitation

b)

Sterilization

c)

Proper lifting technique

d)

Outer wear

39.

Correct way of lifting heavy salon equipment.

a)

Proper lifting technique

b)

Outer wear

c)

PPE

d)

Sanitation

40.

Clean and safe condition of tools and work area.

a)

Sanitation

b)

Sterilization

c)

Hazard

d)

OSH

41.

Safety practice focused on preventing workplace accidents.

a)

OSH

b)

Sanitation

c)

Sterilization

d)

Outer wear

42.

Practice of keeping tools and hands clean before services providing salon services.

a)

Sterilization

b)

Sanitation

c)

OSH

d)

PPE

43.

Visible hard part of the nail that covers the nail bed.

a)

Nail plate

b)

Lunula

c)

Free edge

d)

Dermis

44.

Whitish half‑moon at the base of the nail.

a)

Free edge

b)

Lunula

c)

Nail file

d)

Hair shaft

45.

Part of the nail that is trimmed and shaped.

a)

Nail plate

b)

Free edge

c)

Cuticle remover

d)

Nail bed

46.

Outermost layer of the skin.

a)

Dermis

b)

Epidermis

c)

Skin

d)

Hair follicle

47.

Structure that produces hair.

a)

Hair follicle

b)

Hair shaft

c)

Skin

d)

Dermis

48.

Usually made from soft and breathable fabrics like cotton or silk to keep you comfortable while resting.

a)

Active wear

b)

Sleepwear

c)

Outer wear

d)

PPE

49.

Designed for sports, exercise and various physical activities.

a)

Outer wear

b)

Active wear

c)

Sleepwear

d)

PPE

50.

Garments that are worn over other clothing to offer warmth and protection from environmental conditions and harsh elements.

a)

Outer wear

b)

Sleepwear

c)

Active wear

d)

PPE