PSI Manicure Practice Exam Already Passed

PSI Manicure Practice Exam Already Passed place used for storing disinfected implements in the salon covered container first step when handling broken skin or exposure to blood stop performing service disinfectant appropriate for stopping the take over of the host cells reproductive function virucidal first step in properly cleaning a footbath tub drain the water from the footbath and remove any visible debris what must a new client do before their first service is perfomed complete a consultation card a device that uses steam to sterilize equipment and deactivate bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores autoclave best way to avoid accidental exposure to bodily fluids and bloodborne pathogens on the skin wearing gloves proper way to wash hands wet, lather, scrub, rinse, dry cant be done to prevent exposure to bloodborne pathogens disposing into the trash highest level of decontamination used for implements in salons sterilization does not require the use of gloves plain manicure appropriate purpose for hospital grade disinfectants to clean blood and bodily fluids off surfaces sterilizer approved for salon use autoclave minimum recommendation for a foot spa to be properly disinfected between each client used to treat an allergy of the skin lotions first step if you get blood or other potentially infectious materials in your eyes, nose, mouth or on broken skin immediately flood the exposed area with water goggles do not need to be worn when sanitizing hands best recommendation for applying acrylic fingernails products work at a ventilated work table procedure that prepares implements that may accidentally be exposed to blood or body fluid disinfection how often should capes and linens be laundered after each use first step in disinfecting implements scrub with soap and water what company certifies the safety of pedicure chairs and hair dryers underwriters laboratories not an antimicrobial pesticide algaeicide bacteria that is harmless and helps the body break down food and protects against infection nonpathogenic true of a products EPA registration it is against federal law to use the product contrary to label documentation method 2 for blood or other infectious materials on items cleaning then sterilizing chemical safety does not include use of products in unlabeled containers why do tuberculocidal disinfectants require special handling they require special method of disposal best thing to do first in the event of a minor burn immerse in cold water cant be used to remove callus from the foot blades cosmetic products in the salon that are not concerns to the FDA to legally require companies to share information on their products qualifications to be an EPA approved disinfectant a virucide, fungicide, bactericide, and disinfectant best to consult when in doubt about how to use a product manufacturers instructions not a function of the nail decreases sensitivity in fingerstips not a potentially harmful organism which may cause infectious disease lactobacillus not an improper body mechanic and maintenance that can ultimately cause bodily injuries aligning your trunk with your abdomen will not reduce the spread of disease using white service towels common viral infection seen in salons and resembles small black dots usually in clustered groups plantar warts skin pigmentation disorder lentigo give skin form and strength collagen not a condition of a nail disorder tubular nail sign of bacterial infection of the nail discoloration term for friction in a massage movement various stroke that manipulate or press one layer of tissue over another not a benefit of buffing the fingernail strengthens position a cuticle pusher should be held at from the nail plate 20-30 degree angle not a beneficial use of a foot rasp on the toenail trims length not a benefit of a paraffin wax treatment eases eczema not an area of the fingernail that benefits from the use of softeners cuticle necessary product in a basic pedicure procedure callus remover not demonstrated when applying lotion during a foot massage nails touch clients skin not an example of an add on service to a basic pedicure foot soak not an item recorded on a client consultation card appointment times not classified as equipment used in nail services abrasive board not considered a multi use manicure implement a wooden pusher first step a client must do prior to any fingernail service wash with soap and water cant be used to clean the toenail plate paraffin massage movements that every massage should begin and end with effleurage best filing technique to use on a natural fingernail side to center item used to remove service debris from the nail surface during a manicure nail brush treatment will minimize ridges on the toenail buffing example of two primary colors based on the color wheel red and yellow not a product used to perform a basic manicure primer not an important action to prevent the spread of infection use bar soaps not an example of a single use material used in a nail service paraffin mits best method to use when removing fingernail polish stroking motion does not result from completely removing the former toenail polish discoloration vanishes ingredient that should never be added to the water during a pedicure service disinfectant best way to apply cuticle remover to the nail plate use cotton tipped swab most benefit a client with brittle nails hot oil treatment not a basic nail shape cone massage movement with rapid tapping or striking motion of the hands against the skin tapotement not a procedure performed during a nail tip removal service nipping off the nail tip may damage the nail plate and break seal when removing a tip nippers desired amount of space a fabric wrap should be from the eponychium 1/16" not a product needed in the application of a nail wrap a monomer nail wrap considered to be the strongest wrap fabric linen result of applying a nail tip that is narrower than the nail plate the tip will crack or split supplies used in the application of nail tips nail dehydrator not a step involved in the removal of fabric wraps soak in non acetone polish remover area of the nail an acrylic overlay gets its strength from apex artificial nail product made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene nail tips application method that produces a more natural looking acrylic nail press and smooth not needed for an acrylic application service accelerator step performed during an acrylic maintenance procedure smooth down ledge of existing product best way to remove traditional UV gel nails file them off necessary for maintaining a two color acrylic enhancement backfill not supplies needed to remove hard UV gel nails soak off solution the UV gel should not avoid contact with the matrix not supplies recommended for a UV gel nail service sable brush type of gel nails that require soaking the nail in acetone remover to remove the nails soft UV gel nails speed up the removal of acrylic enhancements place acetone bowl inside bowl of hot water best describes a primer product bonds to the nail protein example of a catalyst used in gel nail enhancements ultraviolet light chemical germicide formulated for use on the skin antiseptic describes a characteristic of a polymer product used in nail enhancements various colors cause of a chemical attraction when primer is applied to the nail plate adhesion not information on a material safety data sheet retail products not a property of acetone odorless