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L1 Assist with NailsVersión en línea L1 Beauty Assist with Nails Practice Revision Paper (allow 40 minutes for this test) por Gulnaz Rafiq 1 What can severe psoriasis cause? a Thickening of the nail plate with the surface becoming rough b Thinning of the nail plate with the surface becoming smooth c Bending of the nail plate d Splitting of the nail plate 2 Which of the following best describes dermatitis? a A yellow-brown discolouration at the free edge? b Skin that appears very dry and red which may crack and flake and is usually itchy c Skin that has small red patches & silvery scales d A central core surrounded by thick skin which thickens further when rubbed 3 Why may psoriasis be contraindicated to treatment? a Because it is contagious b Because it may become infected c Because it is a viral infection d Because it is a bacterial infection 4 Which of the following conditions may cause the client to have allergic reactions or contra-actions to treatment? a Corns b Warts c Verruca d Eczema 5 What type of disorder is a whitlow? a Congenital b Viral c Bacterial d Fungal 6 Which condition usually appears as a yellow-brown discolouration at the free edge? a Eczema b Psoriasis c Dermatitis d Ringworm 7 Ringworm is contraindicated to treatment because it is a: a Fungal infection b Bacterial infection c Parasitic infection d Viral infection 8 Which type of skin condition is usually recognised by very dry, red skin which may crack and flake and is usually itchy? a Corns b Warts c Eczema d Ringworm 9 When would bruising restrict the service? a After it has healed b When it is infectious c For a minimum of 3 months d When it is severe 10 When is psoriasis contraindicated to the treatment? a At all times b When it is healed c When it is present in a different area to that which is being treated d When it is open and weeping 11 Why might dermatitis restrict a treatment? a Because the client may be more likely to have reactions or allergies to products b Because the client may be less likely to want to wear nail varnish c Because the therapist might not want to touch it d Because it might be contagious and spread by tools and implements 12 Which part of the nail acts as a watertight seal? a The cuticle b The lunula c The matrix d The hyponychium 13 What is the nail bed supplied with? a Lymph nodes b Bone c Blood vessels d Muscle fibres 14 Which of the following describes the free edge? a The part of the nail that rests on the nail bed b The part of the nail that extends beyond the skin of the fingertip c The part of the nail that lies under the cuticle d The part of the nail that lies under the nail plate 15 Which of the following forms the visible part of the matrix? a The cuticle b The lunula c The mantle d The nail grooves 16 What is the part of the fingernail that rests on the nail bed known as? a The nail fold b The nail wall c The nail plate d The free edge 17 What is the dermis made of? a Connective tissue b Lymphatic tissue c Fat cells d Keratinised cells 18 How many layers does the epidermis have? a 2 b 3 c 4 d 5 19 What is a hoof stick used for? a To clean under the free edge b To push back the cuticles c To clean nail varnish from the skin surrounding the nail d To remove products from their containers for use 20 Which of the following would be used during treatment to soften and nourish the cuticles making them easier to push back? a Cuticle remover b Nail varnish remover c Hand massage cream d Cuticle cream 21 What does an emery board look like? a A wooden stick with cotton wool wrapped around one end b A metal instrument with a pointed and bevelled end c A long, oval piece of plastic with a handle on one side and a cushioned pad on the other d A thin piece of board with a rough grit on one side and a fine grit on the other 22 What is a hoof stick? a A rubber tipped orange wood stick b A metal instrument with a pointed and bevelled end c A flat stick with rough surfaces on each side d A cotton-wool tipped orange wood stick 23 Which of the following can be used to smooth out superficial ridges in the natural nail? a A nail enamel b A top coat c A buffer and buffing paste d A hoof stick and cuticle remover 24 What is a function of top coat? a To protect the nail from staining b To smooth out ridges on the natural nail c To prevent varnish from chipping d To give a smooth surface for enamelling 25 How much buffing paste should be applied to each nail for use with a buffer? a The size of a small pea b The size of a large pea c The size of a pin point d The size of a pin head 26 Which product is used to prevent staining of the natural nail plate? a Base coat b Top coat c Ridge filler d Buffing paste 27 What may happen if the nails are not bevelled after filing? a The nails will become thinner b The edges will be smooth c The nails will become stronger d The nails may split and have rough edges 28 What may happen if the sides of the free edge are filed too low? a The nail will become too strong and curl over b It weakens the nail and may cause ingrowing nails c The nails will look too square d The varnish will chip 29 What contra-action might occur during or after the nail service? a The nail polish might smudge b The client might decide that they do not like the colour of the nail enamel c An allergic reaction to an ingredient in one of the products d The cuticle might still adhere to the nail plate 30 What is a contra-action? a A positive reaction to the treatment b An incorrect treatment c The action to be taken if the client gives you a negative feedback d An adverse or negative reaction to the treatment

L1 Assist with NailsVersión en línea

L1 Beauty Assist with Nails Practice Revision Paper (allow 40 minutes for this test)

por Gulnaz Rafiq

What can severe psoriasis cause?

Thickening of the nail plate with the surface becoming rough

Thinning of the nail plate with the surface becoming smooth

Bending of the nail plate

Splitting of the nail plate

Which of the following best describes dermatitis?

A yellow-brown discolouration at the free edge?

Skin that appears very dry and red which may crack and flake and is usually itchy

Skin that has small red patches & silvery scales

A central core surrounded by thick skin which thickens further when rubbed

Why may psoriasis be contraindicated to treatment?

Because it is contagious

Because it may become infected

Because it is a viral infection

Because it is a bacterial infection

Which of the following conditions may cause the client to have allergic reactions or contra-actions to treatment?

Corns

Warts

Verruca

Eczema

What type of disorder is a whitlow?

Congenital

Viral

Bacterial

Fungal

Which condition usually appears as a yellow-brown discolouration at the free edge?

Eczema

Psoriasis

Dermatitis

Ringworm

Ringworm is contraindicated to treatment because it is a:

Fungal infection

Bacterial infection

Parasitic infection

Viral infection

Which type of skin condition is usually recognised by very dry, red skin which may crack and flake and is usually itchy?

Corns

Warts

Eczema

Ringworm

When would bruising restrict the service?

After it has healed

When it is infectious

For a minimum of 3 months

When it is severe

When is psoriasis contraindicated to the treatment?

At all times

When it is healed

When it is present in a different area to that which is being treated

When it is open and weeping

Why might dermatitis restrict a treatment?

Because the client may be more likely to have reactions or allergies to products

Because the client may be less likely to want to wear nail varnish

Because the therapist might not want to touch it

Because it might be contagious and spread by tools and implements

Which part of the nail acts as a watertight seal?

The cuticle

The lunula

The matrix

The hyponychium

What is the nail bed supplied with?

Lymph nodes

Bone

Blood vessels

Muscle fibres

Which of the following describes the free edge?

The part of the nail that rests on the nail bed

The part of the nail that extends beyond the skin of the fingertip

The part of the nail that lies under the cuticle

The part of the nail that lies under the nail plate

Which of the following forms the visible part of the matrix?

The cuticle

The lunula

The mantle

The nail grooves

What is the part of the fingernail that rests on the nail bed known as?

The nail fold

The nail wall

The nail plate

The free edge

What is the dermis made of?

Connective tissue

Lymphatic tissue

Fat cells

Keratinised cells

How many layers does the epidermis have?

What is a hoof stick used for?

To clean under the free edge

To push back the cuticles

To clean nail varnish from the skin surrounding the nail

To remove products from their containers for use

Which of the following would be used during treatment to soften and nourish the cuticles making them easier to push back?

Cuticle remover

Nail varnish remover

Hand massage cream

Cuticle cream

What does an emery board look like?

A wooden stick with cotton wool wrapped around one end

A metal instrument with a pointed and bevelled end

A long, oval piece of plastic with a handle on one side and a cushioned pad on the other

A thin piece of board with a rough grit on one side and a fine grit on the other

What is a hoof stick?

A rubber tipped orange wood stick

A metal instrument with a pointed and bevelled end

A flat stick with rough surfaces on each side

A cotton-wool tipped orange wood stick

Which of the following can be used to smooth out superficial ridges in the natural nail?

A nail enamel

A top coat

A buffer and buffing paste

A hoof stick and cuticle remover

What is a function of top coat?

To protect the nail from staining

To smooth out ridges on the natural nail

To prevent varnish from chipping

To give a smooth surface for enamelling

How much buffing paste should be applied to each nail for use with a buffer?

The size of a small pea

The size of a large pea

The size of a pin point

The size of a pin head

Which product is used to prevent staining of the natural nail plate?

Base coat

Top coat

Ridge filler

Buffing paste

What may happen if the nails are not bevelled after filing?

The nails will become thinner

The edges will be smooth

The nails will become stronger

The nails may split and have rough edges

What may happen if the sides of the free edge are filed too low?

The nail will become too strong and curl over

It weakens the nail and may cause ingrowing nails

The nails will look too square

The varnish will chip

What contra-action might occur during or after the nail service?

The nail polish might smudge

The client might decide that they do not like the colour of the nail enamel

An allergic reaction to an ingredient in one of the products

The cuticle might still adhere to the nail plate

What is a contra-action?

A positive reaction to the treatment

An incorrect treatment

The action to be taken if the client gives you a negative feedback

An adverse or negative reaction to the treatment

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