Nail technician license Study guide Qs & As
How often should a client have their acrylic enhancements removed? Correct Ans-Every 3
months
To smooth a callus with a electric file during a pedicure service, the practitioner should:
Correct Ans-Ensure the feet are dry
When preparing a client for a pedicure, the practitioner should refer to the health/records
form to determine whether they are Correct Ans-Diabetic
Which of the following can help prevent product overexposure? Correct Ans-washing
hands
A client has a bruise on the nail from getting it stuck in the cupboard door. This is considered
to be Correct Ans-Inflammation
, Nail technician license Study guide Qs & As
Which of the following is considered to be a solvent? Correct Ans-acetone
A friction blister is an example of which type of lesion? Correct Ans-bulla
Post service includes all of the following except Correct Ans-sanitizing the client's hands
a client has a front nail plates and requests a gel overlay, which gel would be used to create an
arch? Correct Ans-Builder gel
What type of electric file bit has razor-like edges known as flutes? Correct Ans-Carbide
Acrylic applied too thick near cuticle can cause acrylic nails to Correct Ans-Lift
, Nail technician license Study guide Qs & As
Which one of the following muscles turns the wrist inward? Correct Ans-Pronator
Which of the following is the advantage of a crosslinked polymer? Correct Ans-Additional
strength
The lifting of an acrylic nail may result in the Correct Ans-Formation of hangnails
Hyperkeratosis (hypertrophy) is also commonly known as a Correct Ans-Callus
A client comes in for a pedicure, during the initial analysis the practitioner notices on the foot
that is peeling and has blisters. What disease could the client have? Correct Ans-Tinea
pedis
The ankle joint is made up of the talus, tibia, and Correct Ans-fibula
How often should a client have their acrylic enhancements removed? Correct Ans-Every 3
months
To smooth a callus with a electric file during a pedicure service, the practitioner should:
Correct Ans-Ensure the feet are dry
When preparing a client for a pedicure, the practitioner should refer to the health/records
form to determine whether they are Correct Ans-Diabetic
Which of the following can help prevent product overexposure? Correct Ans-washing
hands
A client has a bruise on the nail from getting it stuck in the cupboard door. This is considered
to be Correct Ans-Inflammation
, Nail technician license Study guide Qs & As
Which of the following is considered to be a solvent? Correct Ans-acetone
A friction blister is an example of which type of lesion? Correct Ans-bulla
Post service includes all of the following except Correct Ans-sanitizing the client's hands
a client has a front nail plates and requests a gel overlay, which gel would be used to create an
arch? Correct Ans-Builder gel
What type of electric file bit has razor-like edges known as flutes? Correct Ans-Carbide
Acrylic applied too thick near cuticle can cause acrylic nails to Correct Ans-Lift
, Nail technician license Study guide Qs & As
Which one of the following muscles turns the wrist inward? Correct Ans-Pronator
Which of the following is the advantage of a crosslinked polymer? Correct Ans-Additional
strength
The lifting of an acrylic nail may result in the Correct Ans-Formation of hangnails
Hyperkeratosis (hypertrophy) is also commonly known as a Correct Ans-Callus
A client comes in for a pedicure, during the initial analysis the practitioner notices on the foot
that is peeling and has blisters. What disease could the client have? Correct Ans-Tinea
pedis
The ankle joint is made up of the talus, tibia, and Correct Ans-fibula
