Milady Nails Chapter 6 Manicuring

Which of the following pieces of equipment is made from plastic, metal, glass or ceramic?

At what point would you ask clients about their health?

Which of the following is considered personal protective equipment?

Since a man's manicure isn't always as long as a woman's, what service can you extend?

How would you handle your gloves during a manicure and pedicure appointment

What is the manipulation of the soft tissues of the body?

Why is it important to know the scope of work on your license?

Which of the following multiuse implements should be used to remove dead skin?

What would be your FIRST step in properly keeping your hands clean?

____ are designed to be absorbed into the nail plate to increase flexibility & into the surrounding skin to moisturize.

What is the average length for a manicure table?

Treatment manicures may have names that closely represent their purpose, exfoliating callused service would be called?

Which of the following multiuse implements should be used from each side of the nail to prevent stress damage?

What is the continuous trembling or shaking movement applied by the hand without leaving contact with the skin called?

What is a consequence of performing services outside of the scope of practice in your state?

Which of the following tools is designed to gently scrape cuticle tissue from the natural nail plate?

What type of bulb should you use for your adjustable lamp?

How long should you hold cotton saturated with polish remover on the nail?

When considering the three-part nail care procedure, which step would include disinfecting your tools?

When you have a new client, you should get to know them and their wants and needs. Which nail service step is this?

How many coats of polish color are standard for coverage?

What is often the MOST memorable part of the manicure?

Professional nail technicians practice the ____-stroke method.

Which of the following are also called pledgets and can be used for many things, from product removal to application?

How many coats do you need for the MOST successful nail polish application?

What are the various strokes that manipulate or press one layer of tissue over another known as?

AVOID this treatment on clients who have cuts, burns, rashes, warts, or eczema.

Which of the following multiuse implements should be held at a 20 to 30 degree angle from the nail plate?

Which piece of equipment is used to kill microorganisms and their spores on implements?

What is the biggest consequence that could happen if your client is harmed while you perform an illegal service?

What is the rapid tapping or striking motion of the hands against the skin called?

What would eliminate the relaxation therapy of a massage?

What is the art of caring for and beautifying the hand and fingernails?

Which of the following materials is best for a multiuse tool?

Which step of the consultation comes after the client has filled out the form?

Which of the following would be used to remove surface debris during a service?

What is the kneading, lifting, squeezing, and pressing of tissue called?

When considering the three-part nail care procedure, which step would be second?

What is your LAST step in creating a finished manicure look as beautiful as possible?

____ are designed to loosen & dissolve dead tissue on the plate so the tissue can easily be removed from the nail plate.

Which of the following could you recommend to male clients who do not want a polished look?

All manicures can be performed using the ____ manicure technique.

When providing a manicure service to a client who experiences involuntary movements:

Which of the following abrasives is used to buff, polish, and remove very fine scratches?

Which nail shape do men usually prefer?

What is the massage type in which the hands glide over an area of the body with varying degrees of pressure or contact?

For which of the following clients would you AVOID vigorous or strong massage techniques?

Which of the following abrasives is used to shorten and shape natural nails?

If you move to another state, where should you check to learn what laws and regulations are in the state you moved to?

The list of services that you are legally allowed to perform within your specialty in your state is called what?