Nails in an adult grow at an average rate of: a. 1/8" a week b. 1/8" a month c. 1/16" a week d. 1/16" a month..... Drying nail polish with artificial heat is cause: a. Add more shine to the finish b. Cause the polish to run c. Make air bubbles d. Lessen the completion time..... During a manicure, it would not be wise to: a. File deeply into the corner of the free edge b. Remove old polish before filing.....

The state board rule for handling emery board says that you should: a. Wipe with 99% isopropyl alcohol b. Discard after use on each client c. Store in plastic bag after use d. Keep in dust-proof cabinet...... If a slight cut occurs while giving a manicure, you should use: a. An astringent b. Styptic pencil c. Pumice stone d. Lysol..... Polish remover may dry the cuticle if it is: a. Used undiluted b. Washed off.....

The use of fingers to remove materials from a container is acceptable for client application if: a. Container is not contaminated b. Container contains semi-solids product c. If the fingers are covered with clean cotton d. Both " b " and "c"....... Manicure implements when not in use should be sanitized and stored: a. On an exposed shelf b. In an open cabinet c. On the manicure table d. In a closed container...... A manicurist's license entitles the licensee to do all except which one of the following: a. Give a pedicure b. Remove arm hair with wax.....

Minor bleeding in manicuring is stopped best with: a. Alcohol b. Disinfectant c. Powdered alum d. Sealer..... At the start of the manicure, the nipper, pusher, and orangewood stick should be: a. Handy and available to the manicurist b. In the manicure table drawer c. Laid out on the manicure table d. Kept in the sanitary maintenance area...... The product that must be used for disinfecting sharp instruments In a beauty salon is: a. 70% ethyl alcohol b. Dichloride of mercury......

Which of the following is not a nail disease: a. Onychosis b. Onychauxis c. Pterygium d. Onychophagy..... Which one of the following is not a main part of the fingernail: a. Body b. Root c. Mantle d. Free edge...... The visible portion of the nail, resting upon the nail bed is the: a. Nail body b. Nail root c. Lunula d. Free edge......

An abnormal overgrowth of the nail is known as: a. Atrophy b. Hypertrophy c. Onychophagy d. Onychorrhexis..... Which one of the following conditions the manicurist may not treat: a. Agnails b. Paronychia c. Onychophagy d. Pterygium..... Blue nails are usually a sign of: a. Worry b. Neuvous system......

Irritation from the skin is damaged and lower blood pressure by dilating the blood vessels, the immune system releases: a. Histamines b. Hormones c. Plasma d. Blood platelets..... The bulb of Ultra Violet light to cure for gel nail should be cleaned all the times and changed: a. Every 6 months b. Every 3 months c. Every year d. Every month......

In order to apply the artificial nails, what do you use to roughen the surface of the nail? a. Fine emery board b. File c. Nipper d. Pushers..... If the nail tip shows an air pocket, what do you do? a. Apply polish remover b. Apply base coat c. Remove it and reapply it d. Apply to coat..... The bulb of UVlamp should be cleaned daily and changed at least: a. Twice a year b. Every 5 months.....

What is the chemical structure of acrylic liquid? a. It us a monomer b. It is a catalyst c. It is a polymer d. It is an acid..... You can eat your lunch: a. In the salon b. In the separated area of the salon c. In the reception area d. In any where in the salon..... Cosmetologist and manicurist should not work on patrons: a. If keratoma is present b. If verruca is present.......

After you finish the acrylic nail you should: a. Discard both liquid and powder b. Mix them together then use paper towel to wipe and discard the neutralized product c. Put them back to the container d. Keep using on anther customer..... What action will dilute the powder? a. Mix powder with alcohol b. Mix liquid with alcohol c. Mix liquid and powder d. Mix liquid and powder and water......