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MANICURE QUIZ -CBT

Quiz by Coral Brown-Taylor

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  • Q1
    What are the bones in-between the arm and fingers are called?
    Metacarpals
    Carpals
    Tarsals
    Phalanges
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  • Q2
    The matrix is also called known as what?
    The keratin
    The nail groove
    The nail root
    The epidermis
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  • Q3
    What is the function of the hyponychium?
    To protect the nail bed from infection.
    To protect the nail plate from infection.
    To protect the nail grooves from infection.
    To protect the free edge from infection.
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  • Q4
    In which part of the nail structure do the cells divide to form the nail?
    The Matrix
    The Perionychium
    The Eponychium
    The Basal
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  • Q5
    What is the process by which the cells harden as they move forward?
    Fertilisation
    Folliculisation
    Localisation
    Keratinisation
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  • Q6
    What are the bones called, that form the ankle?
    Metacarpals
    Phalanges
    Tarsals
    Carpals
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  • Q7
    What are the bone of the toes called?
    Bunions
    Phalanges
    Toes
    Digits
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  • Q8
    What type of lighting should be used in the salon?
    Fluorescent lighting.
    Dimmed lighting.
    Suitable lighting for the treatment.
    Halo lighting.
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  • Q9
    What should be the working temperature of the salon, at least within one hour of opening?
    18 degrees Celsius
    17 degrees Celsius
    19-20 degrees Celsius
    16 degrees Celsius
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  • Q10
    What does Contra-indication mean?
    A symptom or condition that should be ignored.
    A symptom or condition that allow the treatment to progress
    A symptom or condition that prevents or restricts the treatment from progressing.
    A symptom or condition that allows the nails to grow.
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  • Q11
    How would you recognise a fungal infection of the nail plate?
    It is yellowish-grey with healthy supply of blood.
    It is yellowish-grey and may separate from the nail bed.
    It is dull and grey and has flakey skin.
    It is dull and grey and has a minor blemish.
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  • Q12
    The nail condition Paronychia, is what type of infection?
    Parasitic
    Bacterial
    Fungal
    Viral
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  • Q13
    What could happen to the nail, if it is vigorously over- buffed?
    Dry and split cuticles occur.
    Promotes growth.
    The therapist will get tired.
    Produces a super shine.
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  • Q14
    Skin that appears dry, red and flakey is known as what type of condition?
    Erythema.
    Eczema.
    Dermatitis.
    Scabies.
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  • Q15
    What is the purpose of applying a base coat on the nail prior to the nail colour?
    To protect the nail from becoming stained from the nail colours used.
    To make the nail look healthy.
    To protect the free-edge from splitting.
    To ensure that the nail colour stays on the nail.
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  • Q16
    Which product would you recommend your client purchase in order to soften the cuticles?
    Nail polish remover.
    Cuticle cream or oil.
    Cuticle remover.
    Buffing paste.
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  • Q17
    What does the term Onychophagy mean?
    It is when the nails have poor circulation.
    It is when the nails are severely bitten.
    It is when there is a lack of cuticle.
    It is when the nails are very long.
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  • Q18
    Why should the cuticle remover be cleaned from the cuticles and skin?
    To get the client to purchase for home use instead.
    To get the client to return for another manicure service.
    To avoid cross-infection.
    To prevent damage and irritation .
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  • Q19
    What are your responsibilities as a therapist, under the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974?
    To keep yourself safe and healthy.
    To keep your colleagues safe and healthy.
    To keep everyone safe and healthy.
    To keep the clients safe and healthy.
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  • Q20
    What would be the most ideal ventilation within the salon?
    One where stale air is replace and interchanged with fresh air.
    One where excess oxygen is removed from the salon.
    One where carbon dioxide is increased.
    One where the working temperature is 13 degrees Celsius.
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