Manicure and Pedicure Recall 1 Quiz

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    Severe psoriasis is contra-indicated due to

    • Pitting of the nail plate, exposing the nail bed, which could leave it open to infection
    • Deep longitudinal grooves in the nail plate, which may be painful
    • Excessive overgrowth of the nail plate, which could spread infection
    • Discoloration and thickening of the nail plate, which could limit enamel color choice
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  • 2. 

    When referring a client to a GP, it is important to avoid naming a specific contra-indication because the

    • Client may have already had a diagnosis and be unconcerned by it

    • Therapist is not medically trained and may misdiagnose the condition

    • Client may not understand the condition and dismiss the idea

    • GP may decide to sue the salon, and the therapist could lose their job.

  • 3. 

    If a client has severely bitten nails, you should

    • Advise the client to come back when the nails have grown, as nothing can be done

    • Recommend they have nail extensions to try and strengthen the nail plate

    • Apply pre-formed nails to flatten the bulbous skin at the fingertip

    • Focus on cuticle work to expose the nail plate and encourage growth

  • 4. 

    During the consultation, your client informs you that they wash their hands often during the day. This may make the nails:  

    • Hard and ridged

    • Dry and flaky

    • Discolored and ridged

    • Pitted and bumpy

  • 5. 

    While working on the cuticle area, the client suddenly complains of a burning sensation. What should you do?

    • Tell the client that this can happen when using professional products as they are more concentrated

    • Remove the product and inform the client that they are allergic to the product

    • Advise the client that they must have sensitive skin and that there is nothing to worry about

    • Avoid the nail that is burning and continue to work on a different area until the sensation passes

  • 6. 

    A manicure can be adapted to suit a male client by

    • Lengthening the treatment, as there is more skin and muscle tissue

    • Squeaking the nails to remove natural oils

    • Offering a buffed finish at the end of the treatment

    • Leaving their hands for longer in the soapy water to soften calluses

  • 7. 

    During a consultation, you notice that the skin between your client's fingers is red and sore. The client says it is caused by washing up liquid. This is

    • Ringworm, and you should refuse to carry out the treatment because it is contagious

    • Dermatitis, and you need to focus on the nail area only to avoid irritating the skin

    • Scabies, and you recommend they return in two weeks, where you will reassess the situation

    • Warts, and you advise the client to purchase some products to use at home instead

  • 8. 

    When giving aftercare advice, it is important to discuss contra-actions with the client as they may experience

    • Tiredness due to the build-up of toxins from the massage

    • Excessive heat in their hands from the increased circulation of blood

    • Tingling in the fingertips from stimulation of the superficial nerves in the skin

    • Redness and stinging from an allergic reaction to products

  • 9. 

    Pterygium describes

    • Longitudinal ridges on the nail plate

    • White spots on the nail plate

    • Overgrown cuticle adhering to the nail plate

    • Pitting of the nail plate

  • 10. 

    A paraffin wax treatment helps to

    • Deep cleanse and soften the skin by increasing the production of sweat

    • Remove debris under the free edge due to ingredients contained in the wax

    • Remove dead skin cells by encouraging the glands to produce more sebum

    • Calm the client by stimulating the superficial nerves in the skin

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