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Milady Ch. 14 Pedicuring nail tech
How long should a mask be left on the client’s skin?
Callus softeners:
Milady Ch. 14 Pedicuring nail tech
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1
Callus softeners:
are applied directly to a callus.
are applied to the entire foot.
are sprayed on the skin around a callus.
are added to a foot bath.
2
How long should a mask be left on the client’s skin?
10 to 15 minutes
5 to 10 minutes
2 to 3 minutes
30 to 60 seconds
3
You should let a client’s feet soak for how long before starting the service?
15 to 20 minutes
10 to 15 minutes
5 to 10 minutes
20 to 30 minutes
4
It is recommended that you use a ___to remove any loose debris from the nail plate.
nail nipper
rasp
clipper
curette
5
Improper, rushed, or careless cleaning of the pedicure bath may lead to:
health safety concerns for the technician.
scheduling problems.
health safety concerns for clients.
fitness concerns for clients.
6
When performing a foot massage, the foot should be grasped between the thumb and fingers at:
around the toes.
the mid-tarsal area.
ankle
the heel.
7
The act of causing tiny openings in the skin that may let in pathogenic microbes is called:
follicle entry.
microtrauma
pore opening.
macrotrauma
8
In general, a _____ file is most appropriate to shorten the toenails.
grit-free
plastic
medium-grit
fine-grit
9
When clients are making an appointment for a pedicure, you should suggest that they wear
boots.
closed-toe shoes.
sandals
sneakers
10
A toe nail rasp can be used on:
the sides of the free edge.
the top of the nail.
ingrown nails.
past the hyponychium area of the side of the free edge.
11
Which of the following is not an ingredient commonly found in foot care masks?
Cucumber
Nint
Pumice
Menthol
12
The pedicuring stool is usually low to make it ___ easier to work on the feet.
ergonomically
more efficient and
economically
more accessible and
13
A foot soak is put into the water in the pedicure bath to:
strengthen the skin on the feet.
soften the skin on the feet.
disinfect the foot bath.
help seal the polish on the toes.
14
Nail nippers should not be used on clients with diabetes or:
onychophagy.
psoriasis
acne.
allergies
15
Exfoliating agents in pedicure scrubs are made of sea sand, ground apricot kernels, pumice,and:
formaldehyde
purified lanolin.
polypropylene beads.
quartz beads.
16
When performing a pedicure, what is the first step after completing the preservice procedure?
Remove nail polish
Dry between the toes
Put on gloves and place feet in bath
Check the temperature of the pedicure bath for safety
17
Foot massage induces a high degree of relaxation and:
reduces blood pressure.
slows blood flow.
stimulates blood flow.
increases blood pressure.
18
Services that require more than one appointment are referred to as a:
multiple.
numeral
reduction
series
19
A nail technician who has taken advanced education to learn to perform safe pedicures is a:
medical nail technician.
podiatrist.
emergency medical technician.
BAD A**
20
Gentleness during massage is especially important for clients who have:
onychophagy
osteopenia
acne
arthritis
21
Stones used in upscale pedicure services are typically:
granite
obsidian
basalt.
pumice
22
Implements for manicures and pedicures must be:
wooden
nickel-plated.
brass.
stainless steel.
23
If the client has sensitive or redness-prone skin, avoid:
vigorous or strong massage techniques.
the use of hot stones.
providing pedicure services.
massage completely.
24
Callus reduction series appointments are scheduled on a _____ basis.
monthly
biweekly
weekly
daily
25
A pedicure includes all but which of the following:
a foot massage.
exfoliating skin.
treating a foot disease.
trimming and shaping the toenails.
26
Foot files or paddles are designed:
to promote the growth of calluses.
to smooth and reduce dry, flaky skin.
to roughen calluses.
in a rectangular shape.
27
Terry cloth mitts are routinely used over paraffin to:
encourage conditioning of the feet.
dry out the feet.
speed the drying of nail polish.
disperse the heat from the paraffin.
28
Reflexology is based on the principle in feet/hands correspond to all the organs, glands, and:
appendages of the body.
skeletal system.
parts of the body.
the skin.
29
When performing a pedicure, it is recommended that you start by removing the polish from the:
second toe.
little toe.
middle toe.
big toe.
30
A fully plumbed pedicure chair is not:
equipped with a massage feature.
plumbed to a drain.
equipped with a warmer.
portable.
31
Which products does not help to maintain the client’s pedicure between services?
Foot lotion
Creams
Paraffin wax
Skin moisturizer
32
When performing a foot massage, you should first:
Slowly move the entire foot from one side to the other
Rotate the entire foot in a circular motion
Gently squeeze the foot several times for about 30 seconds
Massage the bottom of the foot from top to bottom
33
Which refers specifically to a method of applying pressure with the thumbs and index fingers
Effleurage
Friction
Massage
Reflexology
34
Water-based lotions that contain an abrasive are known as:
foot soaks.
callus softeners.
masks
exfoliating scrubs.
35
Clients must be warned not to ____ within 48 hours before the pedicure.
eat fatty foods
take aspirin
wear tight socks
shave their legs
36
What is recommended prior to providing a paraffin wax treatment to elderly clients?
A basic pedicure
A pedi-mask
A spa pedicure
A preservice wax patch test
37
Toe separators are commonly made of:
plastic and cotton.
paper or cotton.
foam rubber or cotton.
paper or plastic.
38
What is usually used during a spa pedicure to remove dead cells from the skin on the leg?
Astringent
Lanolin
Exfoliation
Antiseptic
39
The end of a curette is:
flat and sharp.
scoop-shaped.
flat and dull.
spear-shaped.
40
The water temperature in a foot bath prepared for client use should be:
comfortably hot.
cool to the touch.
tepid.
comfortably warm.