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c. Leuconychia - -White spots on the nails are known as:
a. Onychauxis
b. Onychatrophia
c. Leuconychia
d. Hang nails

-b. Nails - -Structures that are appendage to the skin are, hair, sweat
glands, oil glands and:
a. Motor fiber
b. Nails
c. Blood vessel
d. Sensory fibers

-d. Courteous - -Patron will respect and be loyal to a manicurist who is:
a. Arrogant
b. Illiterate
c. Sullen
d. Courteous

-c. Enamel - -What kind of chemical is flammable?
a. Cuticle cream
b. Cuticle solvent
c. Enamel
d. Hand Lotion

-d. Apply dry polish - -What's the last step for man manicure?
a. Apply nail polish
b. Apply nail bleach
c. Apply white nail polish
d. Apply dry polish

-c. Refuse to give service for client until it is solution healed - -If patron's
hands have ringworms, what should you do?
a. Wash patron's hands with disinfection
b. Apply antiseptic
c. Refuse to give service for client until it is solution healed
d. Keep on working

-d. Corrugation - -Buffing the nails with pumice powder is used to treat:
a. Leuconychia
b. Pterygium

, c. Onychophyma
d. Corrugation

-d. Apply an antiseptic - -While performing a manicure, the technician
accidentally cut into client's skin, what should he/she do immediately?
a. Refer to a physician
b. Use styptic pencil
c. Wash with warm water
d. Apply an antiseptic

-d. All of the above - -To push back cuticle you should use:
a. Metal pusher
b. Steel pusher
c. Cuticle pusher
d. All of the above

-c. Sanitary practices - -The manicurist can help in protecting the client's
health by conducting the best:
a. Cosmetic product
b. Professional instruments
c. Sanitary practices
d. Professional techniques

-c. Hydrogen peroxide - -The active agent in nail bleach is usually:
a. Water
b. Soap
c. Hydrogen peroxide
d. Detergent

-d. Athlete's foot - -Watery blisters and thick white skin between the toes
are signs of:
a. Pterygium
b. Onychia
c. Pedicuring
d. Athlete's foot

-d. Fingertips - -For a more natural effect, the shape of the nail should
conform to the:
a. Hand
b. Cuticle
c. Skin texture
d. Fingertips

-d. Ultra violet light - -What kind of curing agent do you use when applying
gel nails?
a. Blue light

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