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manicure and pedicur

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what is the main protein found in the nail? keratin
the nail matrix is responsible for? cuticle
what is the function of the cuticle? protects the matrix from infection
what is the lunula? the free edge
what supports the nail plate? nail bed
what is the most effective time sterilisation method? autoclave
when should hands be washed? before and after
what does PPE stand for? Personal protective Equipment
if a client has a fungal infection, you should: refuse treatment and refer to GP
cross infection is: infection spreading from one person to another
nails should be filed : one direction only
buffing helps to : smooth and shine
after cuticle work, you apply : cuticle oil
first step of a manicure is : consultation
effleurage is : light stroking
a contraindication is : a condition preventing treatment
what is onychomycosis fungal infection
what is leukonychia? white spots
what is paronychia? surrounding skin
what is onycholysis? nail separation from the nail bed
what is the purpose of a base coat? protect nail and improve adhesion
what is acetone used for? polish removal
what does top coat do? protects and adds shine
what is monomer used in? acrylic systems
what happens if products are mixed incorrectly? lifting or damage
how long should a manicure typically take? 45-60 minutes
what is the purpose of a massage in a manicure? improve circulation
what should you check during consultations? medical history and nail check
what is the last step in a manicure? top coat
why is it important to sanitise tools? prevent infection
Created by: leahbyrneee
 

 



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