Imported Studyset
Created by Jaidan Turek
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
How many levels are there in infection control? | 3 |
What is the highest level of infection control? | Sterilizaton |
When bacteria are spread by contaminated implements this is called? | Cross contamination |
When mixing a disinfectant, it is important to follow? | Manufactures directions |
Substance is used to secure a nail tip to the natural nail is called? | adhesive |
Client consultation cards should be filled out? | Prior to service |
Sanitation/cleaning is the_______ of infection control? | Lowest level |
The act of making objects and are safe by eliminating blood or potential infection substances is known as: | Decontamination |
Using the same infection control practices on all clients is known as: | Universal percautions |
What chemical germicide would be used to prevent growth of microorganisms on the skin? | Antiseptic |
The board approved photo must be updated every? | 5 years |
Soiled towels should be kept? | In a covered receptacle |
Always_________ disposable items, porous materials, and single use implements after each use? | Discard |
Reusable implements must be washed with soap and water before place them in | Disinfectant solution |
Maintain material safety data sheet for | All products used in salon |
The second step of infection control | Disinfection |
A license that is placed in escrow still require | Renewal payment |
OSHA standards impact the nail industry by ensuring_______ in the work place | General safety |
OSHA was created to enforce________ standards in the work place | Health |
EPA stands for | Environmental Protection Agency |
____________ cannot be disinfected after used to push cuticles back? | Orange wood sticks |
Disinfected implements should be stored in | Clean, dry and closed containers |
Nail tips are made of | Plastic |
OSHA stands for | Occupational safety health administration |
All disposable materials which come in contact with blood or body fluid shall be double bagged and______ | Put in container for contaminated watse |
The_________agency sets safety standard in workplace. | OSHA |
If blood spill occurs, you should wear ________ to clean the surface | Gloves |
The ________ tissue carries messages to and from the brain and coordinates body functions? | Nerve |
A nail tip that is narrower than the nail plate may cause the top to? | Crack |
Eggshel nails are? | Thin at the free edge |
A condition in which the skin around the nail plate splits and tears is known as | Agnails or hang nails |
White spots on the nail is known as | Leuconychia |
Onychophagy | Bitten nails |
Structures that are composed of specialized tissue designed to perform specific function are known as? | Organs |
A sever injury to the________ will cause pterygium? | Eponychium or hyponychium |
Significant darkening of the fingernails or toenails is known as | Melanonychia |
Inflammation of the matrix and shedding of the nail is | Onychia |
Onychosis is any disease or disorder of the | nail |
What is the fungal infection of the natural nail plate | Onychomycosis |
Onychocyptosis is commonly known as | Ingrown nails |
Lifting of the nail plate without shedding is | Onycholysis |
The separation and falling off of a nail from the bed is known as | Onychomadesis |
A bacterial inflammation of the tissue surrounding the nail is known as | Paronychia |
A blood clot under the nail plate is | Bruised |
When applying nail polish, prevent chipping of nail polish by applying a | Top Coat |
The study of the function and activities performed by the body in known as | Physisology |
The protective covering of the body is called the________tissue | Epithelial |
The skeletal system is composed of________bones? | 206 |
The bones in the fingers are known as | Phalanges |
Myology is the study of the structure, function and disease of the | Muscles |
Which muscles separate the fingers? | Abductors |
Sensory nerves are also referred to as? | Afferent |
What are the two main types of glands in the endocrine system? | Exocrine and endocrine |
The heart interior consists of__________chambers and four valves? | 4 |
What are the three main types of nervous system? | Sensory, motor, and reflex |
Nail dryers are used to | Dry the nails |
a curing lamp is used for | Gel nails |
A wooden pusher | Is disposed after one use |
A foot file is used to | Remove dry skin |
Improper use of a metal pusher can cause damage to the | Nail matrix |
Cuticle nippers can only be used on | Dead tissue |
The first step of infection control is | Cleaning/sanitation |
A nail dehydrator product is used for | Removing moisture |
Cuticle creams/removers are used for | Loosening and removing cuticles |
Nippers are used for removing | Cutiles and hang nails |
Acetone is a solvent used for | Removing nail enhancement |
Exfoliating scrubs are used for | Removing dry skin |
Licenses are NOT required to complete continuing education hours after the age of? | 65 |
When two or more substances are combined | Original elements stay the same |
A_________is two or more substances are combined | Molecule |
A nail wrap maintenance is applied to the | New growth only |
Nail wraps consist of | Fiberglass and resin |
Nail wraps are sometimes referred to as | Overlay |
The arch of a sculptured nail is also known as | Apex |
What product is used to remove nail wraps? | Acetone |
How many coats of resin should be applied to nail wrap | 2 |
Silk, fiberglass,__________ are wrap materials | Linen |
A nail dehydrator is applied to | Remove moisture |
The purpose of a nail wrap | To repair |
Any license issued by Ohio state board of cosmetology Is valid until | Janurary 31 of an odd year |
Prior to pedicure | Analyze feet for signs of disorders |
Special attention needs to be taken when performing a pedicure on | A person with diabetes |
To avoid an ingrown toe nail,the nail should be filed | Slightly rounded at corners |
A nail technician can not diagnose or treat on | Skin disease |
A nail service should not be performed if the clients nail or skin is | Infected |
What product is used to sanitize and soften the feet at the beginning of a pedicure | Foot soak |
Before nail polish is applied, the nail plate should be free of | Oil and debris |
Top coat and nail polish are coatings which? | Harden upon evaporation |
Proper application of nail polish starts from | Side of nail plate |
Nail technicians are not permitted to provide | Healing services |
A relaxing and smoothing massage movement is known as | Effleurage |
For added strength | Overlay can be added to a nail tip |
Nail tips should be cut with | Tip cutters |
Primer should cover entire nail | Plate |
A nail tip should cover the nail plate from sidewall to | Sidewall |
What chemical substance does the endocrine system produce | Hormones |
Ingrown nails can be caused by | Filingtoo deeply to corners |
Which nail shape is more difficult to maintain | Pointed |
Paraffin wax is used for | Moisturizing the skin |
To smooth and reduce the thickened tissue, use | Callus softener |