Nail Tech State Board Practice Test

The average number of hours of sleep needed per night to function properly is

The Beauty Culture Law was enacted on what date?

The part of the nail plate that extends beyond the end of the finger is called the:

If you are exposed to a clients blood during a service, the first thing you should do is:

A sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates itself only within cells of living host is called a:

According to the law of color, which of the following three colors are pure?

Loss of nail plate with seperation at the nail matrix is a nail disease known as:

Applying product over the natural nail is a type of application known as:

When preparing pink and white gel nails for a four week fill or backfill, which type of bit is recommended?

Spherical or round shaped bacterial cells taht appear singularly or in groups are called:

Skin, hair nad nails are mostly made up of this type of nutrient?

You should avoid performing massage manipulations on clients with all of the following conditions EXCEPT:

Consultation forms are usually provided to clients:

Which part of the brain controls motor function, muscle movement and balance?

If you do not wish to practice for a few years you place your in license in escrow for how many years?

Nail disease can be caused by all of the following EXCEPT:

The visible area that is made of hardened cells and does not contain any nerves or blood vessels is the:

One of the main purposes of proper artificial nail preparation is to:

The most widely used solvent in the nail indusrty is?

Infection control procedures are divided into which of the following three levels?

Priming agents are are commonly used when applying artificial nail products to help:

All salon products used for retail is known as stock in quanitity or:

Skin that fails to produce melanin resulting in pale skin and blond hair is known as:

The scientific term used to describe anythingth that up space is:

One- celled microorganisms that are classified as either disease-producing or nondisease-producing are called

All of the following are ways an employee can be paid EXCEPT:

The process referring to "double bagging" is preformed when a(n):

What is the fee to renew your Nail Tech license?

Which type of electric file has a small hand piece that is attached to a small box that hold the motor?

During which phase should a new client fill out a client consultation form?

What science studies the organs and systems of the body?

A type of massage method that involves using pressure on specific points of the hands and feet is known as:

This product, used to soften cuticles, should not be left on the cuticles for more than 10 minutes:

Which of the following descriptions is NOT a type of drill bit?

The lowest layer of the epidermis is called the basal layer or:

One of the most effective ways to build a clientele is to ask clients to make a future appointment, also kknown as:

Which of the following terms describes the 8 small bones held together by ligaments that form the wrist?

Which of the following areas would NOT help you in sizing a nail tip on the natural nail?

Nondisease-producing bacteria are called:

Bathing regularly and washing your clothes are examples of:

Cuticle care during a manicure should be performed:

Which term does NOT describe a key product used when creating nail wraps?

Eligilbility requirements are waived for people who are;

The type of insurance that covers the salon in case of a natural disaster or fire is called:

Groups of cells of the same kind make up:

All of the following are basic parts of a cell EXCEPT:

The effort to prevent the spread of disease and kill microbes is referred to as :

A type of product that causes a nail tip to stick to a nail plate is known as:

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition that effects the:

Friction is a massage movement that uses:

The basic units of life are:

A school must employ 1 teacher for how many students:

A rental agreement is also known as:

Body support and balance are results of good posture and wearing:

Which of the following statements describes the proper movement when using a nail file?

Which bone is the largest in the upper arm area?

What is the ingredient found in primers that makes them useful for adhesion?

A business owned by two or more persons is called a

Which of the following items is NOT a cause of blue nails?

A temporary license is good for:

Two important structual features of a nail tip include the tip well and the:

All of the following are elements found in keratin EXCEPT:

Which of following manicure essentials should be discarded and replaced after each use?

Soliciting feedback from your client takes place during which phasse of the service:

Inflammation of the skin around the nail is known as felon or:

It is important to change disinfection solutions:

Forming an acrylic bead involves using:

What step should be preformed right before applying polish to the fingernails?

An outline that list your educational and professional backround is called:

Questions about the clients allergies, medications and health conditions are contained on the :