Practice Nail Test/154 Questions and
Answers/100% Scores
The disease AIDS is caused by a - -Virus?
-What is the hazard of using nail bleach? - -It will irritate the client's cuticle
if it touches it
-What does it mean if an acrylic liquid is odor-less? - -It has no odor
-What is the most common infection spread in the salon? - -Fungus
-Which sanitizing agent cannot be used on skin and nails? - -Disinfectant
-According to the regulations, where should you store sanitized implements?
- -In an air tight cabinet
-Who is responsible for obeying the State Law about sanitizing? - -Every nail
technician
-Acrylic nails can be done on? - -Natural nails, Tips, and Nail form
-The basic chemistry of acrylic nails is? - -A liquid called Monomer
-What is made up of tiny fiber and liquid polish? - -Liquid nail wrap
-A 1/8 of a fabric that can be used to strengthen a weak point on the nail is
called? - -A Stress Strip
-Can we apply acrylic on wet nails? - -No, it's a perfect breeder environment
for mold and fungus
-How are paper wraps different? - -They are glued both on top of the nail
and under the free edge
-How can you remove tips? - -Soak the nails in acetone
-When gluing a tip on, what should you do if an air bubble appears? - -
Reapply the tip
-What is the metatarsal scissors? - -A permissive massage movement,
kneading metatarsal bond
, -Antiseptic foot spray and antibacterial soap are examples of what? - -Anti-
fungal agents
-What is the relaxer movement? - -You bend the client's wrist and move it
back and forth
-What's the difference between a men's and a women's manicures? - -Man
like a clear liquid polish or no polish at all
-How should you apply cuticle oil and lotion? - -Rub it in with the thumb in a
circular motion
-When doing a manicure, what hand should we start with? - -The unflavored
hand, because the favored hand needs to be soaked longer
-Why shouldn't you file the client's nails after they've been soaked in water?
- -They can easily break (They are fragile)
-If bleeding occurs during, manicure what should you do? - -Use Powdered
Alum
-What does it mean when the primer is cloudy? - -The bacteria are present
-What should you ask when you're having a consultation with your client? - -
Discuss the client's general health
-Why are bacteria dangerous to us? - -They reproduce very fast
-How can AIDS be transmitted in a salon? - -Through unsanitized
implements
-What are Cocci, Bacilli, and Spirilla? - -Bacteria
-What is dry cabinet sanitizer? - -An airtight cabinet where sanitized
implements are stored
-What chemical agents are safe to use on the skin? - -Antiseptic
-When applying primer, if the primer contacts the client's skin, what will
happen to them? - -The skin will get irritated
-Why do you need 2 sets of implements when doing manicure? - -On a busy
day, one can be sanitized while you use the other one
-When doing manicure, how do you place the client's cushion? - -Under a
sanitized towel
Answers/100% Scores
The disease AIDS is caused by a - -Virus?
-What is the hazard of using nail bleach? - -It will irritate the client's cuticle
if it touches it
-What does it mean if an acrylic liquid is odor-less? - -It has no odor
-What is the most common infection spread in the salon? - -Fungus
-Which sanitizing agent cannot be used on skin and nails? - -Disinfectant
-According to the regulations, where should you store sanitized implements?
- -In an air tight cabinet
-Who is responsible for obeying the State Law about sanitizing? - -Every nail
technician
-Acrylic nails can be done on? - -Natural nails, Tips, and Nail form
-The basic chemistry of acrylic nails is? - -A liquid called Monomer
-What is made up of tiny fiber and liquid polish? - -Liquid nail wrap
-A 1/8 of a fabric that can be used to strengthen a weak point on the nail is
called? - -A Stress Strip
-Can we apply acrylic on wet nails? - -No, it's a perfect breeder environment
for mold and fungus
-How are paper wraps different? - -They are glued both on top of the nail
and under the free edge
-How can you remove tips? - -Soak the nails in acetone
-When gluing a tip on, what should you do if an air bubble appears? - -
Reapply the tip
-What is the metatarsal scissors? - -A permissive massage movement,
kneading metatarsal bond
, -Antiseptic foot spray and antibacterial soap are examples of what? - -Anti-
fungal agents
-What is the relaxer movement? - -You bend the client's wrist and move it
back and forth
-What's the difference between a men's and a women's manicures? - -Man
like a clear liquid polish or no polish at all
-How should you apply cuticle oil and lotion? - -Rub it in with the thumb in a
circular motion
-When doing a manicure, what hand should we start with? - -The unflavored
hand, because the favored hand needs to be soaked longer
-Why shouldn't you file the client's nails after they've been soaked in water?
- -They can easily break (They are fragile)
-If bleeding occurs during, manicure what should you do? - -Use Powdered
Alum
-What does it mean when the primer is cloudy? - -The bacteria are present
-What should you ask when you're having a consultation with your client? - -
Discuss the client's general health
-Why are bacteria dangerous to us? - -They reproduce very fast
-How can AIDS be transmitted in a salon? - -Through unsanitized
implements
-What are Cocci, Bacilli, and Spirilla? - -Bacteria
-What is dry cabinet sanitizer? - -An airtight cabinet where sanitized
implements are stored
-What chemical agents are safe to use on the skin? - -Antiseptic
-When applying primer, if the primer contacts the client's skin, what will
happen to them? - -The skin will get irritated
-Why do you need 2 sets of implements when doing manicure? - -On a busy
day, one can be sanitized while you use the other one
-When doing manicure, how do you place the client's cushion? - -Under a
sanitized towel
