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Nail tech study ch6

QuestionAnswer
SOP scope of practice List of things I’m legally allowed to perform
What light do most people prefer? True-color-fluorescent bulb lamps
UV Ultraviolet
LED Light emitting diodes
What is the breathing zone? An invisible 2 foot sphere around the nail techs head
Are autoclaves, finger bowls, and disinfectant containers considered equipment? Yes
What are the 4 types of nail technology tools that will be incorporated in my services? Equipment, implements, materials, professional nail products.
Are cuticle nippers and metal pushers considered equipment? No they are implements
Equipment Includes all tools used to perform a nail service that aren’t implements
Metal pusher Gently scrapes cuticle tissue from nail plate.
Eponychium The cuticle
Nail nippers Carefully trims dead skin away from the nails.
UNC bit Under nail cleaning bit
Are abrasive nail files and buffers multi use? NO
Medium grit abrasive (150-180) used to smooth and refine surfaces and shape/shorten natural nails.
Fine grit abrasive 240 or higher. Buffing, polishing, and removing very fine scratches.
Coarse grit abrasive 100 or less. Quickly reduce surface and creates bigger scratches. Not to be used in natural nails.
What are the two types of polish remover? Acetone and non acetone
Protein hardener Mix of clear polish and a protein such as collagen
Do nail gardeners contain formaldehyde? NO it contains methylene glycol
DMU Dimethyl urea hardness
Why are liquid soaps recommended over bar soaps Bacteria can grow in bars
How do you dispose of used acetone ? In a fire department approved metal container and dispose as hazardous waste
What is the main difference between gel polishes and hybrid gels? Hybrid gels can be removed with polish remover
Why is sunscreen important in manicuring services? Sun (UVA/UVB) causes hyperpigmentation and skin cancer
UVB Known as the burning rays
UVA Age/sun spots
Manicure Cosmetic service of the hands involving cutting, shaping, often polishing, removal of cuticles, and softening of the skin
Three part manicure procedure 1. Pre service procedure 2. Service procedure 3. Post service procedure
Can hand sanitizer replace hand washing? No
What are the 5 basic nail shapes? Square, Squoval, round, oval, pointed(stiletto)
How many coats of polish should be applied? 4
What are the 4 polish layers called? 1. Base coat 2. Polish 3.polish 4. Top coat
What is the most popular men’s shape Round natural shape
What is the alternative to clear polish for men? Colored polish or buffed
Massage Manipulation of soft tissue in the body
Effleurage Succession of strokes in which the hands glide over an area of the body with varying degrees of pressure or contact
Petrissage Kneading, squeezing, lifting, pressing tissue
Tapotement Rapid tapping or striking motion of the hands against the skin
Vibration Continuous trembling or shaking movements applied by the hound without leaving contact with the skin
Friction Gently twisting arm in opposite directions (like ringing a towel )
Before performing a massage in a client what should you do? Read consultation form
What massage movement is most comfortable for the client? Effleurage
Basic vs spa manicure Spa manicure has more upgrades and skin treatments
What are four additional techniques that can be added to a spa manicure? Aromatic paraffin treatments, hand masks, a warm stone massage, and warm, moist towel applications.
What manicures can be performed using dry manicure techniques? All! Basic,spa,scrub,etc.
What are some alternatives to dipping paraffin wax? Spray, cheesecloth, paper towels, plastic bag, painting
Name groups that are not good candidates for paraffin wax Senior citizens, chronically ill, impaired circulation, open wounds, irritated skin
Created by: mkinlee
 

 



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