Nails Exam

Manicurist Examination / Manicurist Examination 1


1. Why do you have to file acrylic nails when it dries? View results

2. What is the sign of fungus or mold? View results

3. When an accident happens during manicuring, three percent solution peroxide can be used for: View results

4. Why do you have to discard the emery board after used? View results

5. Why does acrylic nail lift easily? View results

6. When you apply acrylic nails, what is the use of the primer? View results

7. The bulb of UVlamp should be cleaned daily and changed at least: View results

8. The portion of the skin under the free edge is called: View results

9. Linen wraps are not good service if client’s hands are usually: View results

10. To remove artificial nail, what do you use? View results

11. Structures that are appendage to the skin are, hair, sweat glands, oil glands and: View results

12. In order to apply the artificial nails, what do you use to roughen the surface of the nail? View results

13. Which one of the following is not ground for disciplinary action by the board of cosmetology? View results

14. If patron’s hands have ringworms, what should you do? View results

15. A dry nail polish ( paste or powder ) is best for the nails that are: View results

16. The muscle extending down the forearm are called: View results

17. To push back cuticle you should use: View results

18. If the nail tip shows an air pocket, what do you do? View results

19. O.S.H.A stands for: View results

20. Cosmetologist and manicurist should not work on patrons: View results

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