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bruised nails - ️️Condition in which a blood clot forms under the nail plate, causing a dark purplish spot Discolored Nails - ️️Nails turn a variety of colors; may indicate surface staining, a systemic disorder, or poor blood circulation eggshell nails - ️️Noticeably thin, white nail plates that are more flexible than normal and can curve over the free edge hangnail - ️️A condition in which the living tissue surounding the nail plate splits or tears melanonychia - ️️D...

The __________ is made up of several major parts, including the nail bed, matrix, nail plate, cuticle, eponychium, hyponychium, specialized ligaments, and nail folds. A. Natural nail unit B. Nail plste C. Natural nail bed D. Natural unit of digits - ️️A. Natural nail unit The natural nail itself has actually been referred to as the: A. Epithelial B. Matrix C. Plate D. Onyx - ️️D. Onyx The nail is composed mainly of _____________, the fiber-shaped protein found in the skin and...

The nurse is assessing a client with liver disease and notes that the skin, mucous membranes, and sclerae are yellowish in color. Which term is most appropriate for the nurse to use to describe this condition when documenting in the medical record? 1. Uremia. 2. Cyanosis. 3. Jaundice. 4. Carotenemia. - ️️3 The nurse is preparing to assess the client's skin, hair, and nails. Which technique will the nurse use initially during this assessment? 1. Percussion. 2. Palpation. 3. Ausc...

. Matrix bed - ️️where the nail is formed, composed of matrix cells that produce the nail plate, matte finish. Melanoychia - ️️darkening of nails or toe nails Tinea unguim - ️️Ringworm of the nail that invades from the free edge and spreads to the root. onyx - ️️the technical term for nail of the fingers or toes Ptergium - ️️Forward growth of the cuticle. Onychophagy - ️️bitten nails, usually a nervous habit Pseudonomas Aeruginosa - ️️Gram negative aerobic rod...

Botox - ️️Injection that blocks nerve impulses and temporarily paralyzes muscles that cause facial wrinkles. Reduces muscle's ability to cause wrinkles during facial expressions. Bacterial Infection - ️️Infection that develops when microbes invade an injured, open or wounded part of the body. Rhinoplasty - ️️Surgery to reshape the nose. Yeast Infection - ️️Superficial fungal infection that occurs Dermatologist - ️️Physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating...

Election procedure - ️️At least 60 days prior to the expiry of the term of office refer to in section 6 if required by section 17 of the act, the registrar will deliver instructions for voting electronically in an election to each practising registrant in good standing Terms of office - ️️1.The term of office for an elected board member commences on April 1 in the calendar year in which the elected board member is elected 2. It expires on April 1 in the second calendar year followin...

What is the cellular level of organization? - ️️Cells are the basic structural and functional units of an organism. Made up of molecules What is the tissue level of organization? - ️️Are group of cells that work together to perform a similar function. There are 4 basic types of tissue: Epithelium, Muscle, Connective Tissue, Nerves. What is the organ level of organization? - ️️Organs are structures composed of two or more different types of tissues. What is the organismal level...

If the College determines that a registrant needs to be disciplined: - ️️1. reprimand the registrant; 2. impose limits or conditions on the registrant's massage therapy practice; 3. suspend the registrant and impose limits or conditions on the management of the registrant's practice during the suspension; 4. cancel the registrant's membership in the College, preventing them from practicing massage therapy; 5. and impose a fine on the registrant of *up to $50,000.* There are ...

What diseases do bacilli cause? - ️️Tetanus, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, and diphtheria What diseases do spirilla cause? - ️️Syphilis and Lyme disease What word is used in terms of bacteria's self movement? - ️️Motility How is cocci transmitted? - ️️In the air, in dust, or within the substance they settled How do bacilli and spirilla move? - ️️Slender, hair-like extensions called flagella or cilia Fungal infection characterized by red papules at the opening of hair...

Which of the following meets the insured's personal needs, and is provided by nonmedical personnel? a) Intermediate care b) Custodial Care c) Skilled care d) Assisted living - ️️Custodial care What advantage does the "recurrent disability" provision provide to the insured under a disability income policy? a) It eliminates the imposition of an elimination period for a separate disability b) It imposes an elimination period for the disability c) It eliminates the imposition ...

An authorization, other than an independent contractor registration or freelance authorization, may be inactive for up to ______ years: - ️️3 Facility owners and independent contractors providing services must maintain client records to ensure basic client information is available to safeguard the health and well being of both the client and practitioner, and must be kept on premise for a minimum of: - ️️3 years How many hours of training is required for an esthetician to perform d...

Restricted-Use Pesticide - ️️-Any pesticide that poses special risks, even when used according to the label, is classified as a restricted-use pesticide (RUP). - You must have a pesticide aapplicator license to buy or use a RUP or be working under the supervision of someone who does. General-Use Pesticide - ️️- If a product's label does not state "restricted-use pesticide," then it is a general-use pesticide. - General-use pesticides should not harm people, animals, or the...

What does a solid yellow line mean? - Answer-Used to mark the left edge of one-way roads and ramps. Remember: When driving, the line should always be to your left. What does a yellow broken line mean? - Answer-Used to mark the center of a two way road used for traffic traveling in opposite directions where both sides can pass. What does a double line consisting of a yellow solid line and yellow broken line mean? - Answer-Used to mark a centerline where passing is permitted to one side of tr...

What is a viatical settlement? - ️️A policyowner sells the policy rights related to a terminally ill insured to a viatical company. The policyowner/insured receives a large portion of the policy proceeds prior to the insured's death. The viatical company pays the policy premiums, and receives the death benefit upon the death of the insured What type of policy is eligible for dividends? - ️️Participating What is not guaranteed in a participating policy? - ️️Amount of dividends...

What is AEZ? - ️️Applicator exclusion zone refers to the area surrounding the pesticide application equipment that must be free of all persons other that appropriately trained and equipped handlers during pesticide application. What is ODF? - ️️Oregon department of Forestry. Protects water quality and other natural resources on state and private forestland. FPA stands for what and applies to who? - ️️Forest Practice rules apply to commercial growing and harvesting of forest tre...

A hard, low-level water or anhydrous product used by rubbing the product directly on the skin is called: stick powder aerosal emulsion - ️️stick A complex mixture of fatty substances that keeps the skin soft, supple and pliable is known as: sweat keratin sebum sudoriferous - ️️sebum Which of the following is NOT a type of cocci bacteria? bacilli diplococci streptococci staphylococci - ️️bacilli When electrical appliances are not in use, all of the following precautio...

Integrator strip - ️️What monitors essential conditions of steam sterilization for each autoclaved cycle 60 days - ️️How long do steam sterilization integrators need to be kept for Indicator strip - ️️Sterilized instruments must be stored in individually packaged sterilization pouches that include an The date sterilization was performed - ️️What needs to be on the sterilization pouch before it's stored 2 years - ️️How long do spore test results need to be kept on fi...

Wheal - ️️Hives and mosquito bites are wheals. Hives are called urticaria and can also be caused by exposure to allergens used in products. Seborrhea - ️️Severe oiliness of the skin Bromhidrosis - ️️Foul smelling perspiration usually in the armpits or on the feet. Dermatitis - ️️An inflammatory condition of the skin; various forms include lesions such as eczema, vesicles or papules. The 3 main categories of dermatitis are atopic, contact, and seborrheic. Contact dermatitis...