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Nail Contraindications and contraactions
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Test your knowledge on the contra-indications that affect nail services.
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What condition is represented in this picture?
Beau’s lines
Trauma
Leukonychia
Onycholysis
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What causes dry and split cuticles?
An allergic reaction
Having too much fat in a persons diet
Catching the clients skin with a nail file
Over zealous buffing
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What condition does this image represent?
Splinter Haemorrhage
Beau’ lines
Lamellar Dystrophy
Brittle nail
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What would you do if a client had an allergic reaction?
Send the client to the toilets to wash their hands
Wipe away the product on the skin and carry on
Make a note of it on the record card and carry on with the treatment
Stop treatment, remove product, cold compress, record it, medical advice
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What nail condition does this image represent?
Lamellar Dystrophy
Oily nails
Brittle nails
Dry nails
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What would an allergic reaction look like?
An open wound that is bleeding
Red patches on the nail plate
Dry skin
Red, inflamed, itchy and irritated skin
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How would you identify a fungal nail infection?
The nail begins to shrink in size and can lead to nail loss
Deep or shallow ridges that run horizontally across the nail
White spots on the nail plate
The nail would be discoloured, nail separation and nail can crumble
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What is Onychoptosis?
A condition that causes the nail to lift away from the bed
A condition that causes nail detachment from the matrix
A condition that causes the skin surrounding the nail to become red
A condition that causes overgrown cuticle skin
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What are Beau’s lines?
Where the nail plate separates from the nail bed
A condition that causes discolouration of the nail plate
Deep or shallow horizontal ridges
Longitudinal ridges on the nail plate
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What would a thinned nail plate look like?
Red patches on the nail plate
Red, itchy skin that is inflamed and irritated
Open wound on the skin surrounding the skin
Dry, split cuticles
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What condition does the image represent?
Pterygium
Hangnail
Paraonychia
Warts
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What type of infection causes Paraonychia?
Viral infection
Fungal infection
Parasitic infection
Bacterial infection
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How would you identify a wart?
A raised lump of horny tissue that can be sore
Itchy skin that may blister
Wavy grey lines under the skins surface
Red patches of skin
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What condition does this picture represent?
Onychomycosis
Tines Ungium
Pterygium
Paronychia
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How would you identify scabies?
Red patches of skin
Itchy skin, with wavy grey line underneath the skins surface
Not visible
swollen skin filled with pus
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What would you do if you cut the client during a treatment?
Stop treatment, apply a cold compress, make a record, advise to keep clean
Carry on as normal
Wipe it away without the client noticing
Carry on once the bleeding has stopped
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Does diabetes prevent or restrict a nail service?
Restrict
Prevent
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What type of infection causes scabies?
Bacterial
Viral
Fungal
Parasitic
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What is a contra-action?
A pre-existing medical condition
Something that can happen as a result of the treatment, during or after
Something that will restrict or prevent a nail service
A massage movement
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What is Pterygium?
Skin that is split at the sides of the nail
Overgrown cuticle skin that adheres to the nail plate
Inflammation of the soft tissue surrounding the nail plate
A hard raised lump of horny tissue
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What infection causes Tinea Ungium?
Bacterial infection
Viral infection
Parasitic infection
Fungal infection
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How would you identify a dry nail?
A nail plate with peeling layers
A nail plate with a shiny and smooth appearance
A nail plate that is hard and inflexible
Dry, dull powdery appearance and rough to the touch
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What type of infection causes warts?
Viral
Parasitic
Bacterial
Fungal
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What is a hangnail?
Overgrown cuticle skin that is adhered to the nail plate
Dry, hard, split skin at the side of the nail
A condition commonly seen on a dry nail plate
A condition that causes the layers of the nail plate to peel away
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What is a contra-indication?
A product used to clean the nail desks
A massage movement
Something that could happen as a result of the treatment, during or after
A condition present on the client that may prevent or restrict the service
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What condition would have red patches skin that are covered in silvery, waxy scales?
Onychomycosis
Scabies
Eczema
Psoriasis
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If a client had eczema of the skin what would you see?
Skin that is inflamed and can have blistering
Red patch of skin that heals from the inside out causing a ring
A raised lump of horny tissue that may be painful
Red patches of skin that have silvery, waxy scales
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What condition is represented in this image?
Paraonychia
Psoriasis
Warts
Pterygium
