Natural Nail
Parts of natural nail
Parts of natural nail cont.
Unhealthy conditions of nail
Unhealthy conditions cont.
100

The hard protective plate is part of what system?

The Integumentary System 

100

The area where nail plate cells are formed

Matrix

100

Folds of normal skin surround nail plate

Nail folds

100

Diagnosing or treating unhealthy nail

Outside scope of practice

100

Abnormal splitting or brittle nails appearing as a surface roughness

Onychorrhexis

200

Technical name for the natural nail unit?

The onyx

200

Portion of living skin that supports the nail plate

 Nail bed

200

Entire flap of skin covering matrix 

Proximal nail fold (PNF)

200

An unhealthy condition of the nail either hereditary or caused by injury

Nail disorders 

200

Nail curvature of free edge. Can curl in upon itself or deformed on sidewall

Pincer nail OR Trumpet nail

300

Made up of parts including nail bed, matrix, cuticle, eponychium, hyponychium, ligaments and nail folds. 

Natural nail unit

300

Hardened keratin plate that sits on top of nail bed

Nail plate

300

Thin layer of tissue attached to nail bed

Epithelium

300

Visible redness, pain, swelling, broken skin or pus

Infected finger

300

Highly curved nail plate, may be inherited

Plicatured nail OR folded nail

400

Firm, flexible, shiny, slightly pink in color are all attributes to what?

Normal, healthy nail

400

No living, colorless tissue attached to nail plate

Cuticle

400

Slightly thickened layer of skin between fingertips and free edge

Hyponychium

400

Fairly common in African Americans or Asians. If found in Caucasians it could be indicator of disease

Melanonychia

400

Lengthwise grooves in plate, seen in aging

Ridged nail

500

What natural nails are mostly composed of?

Keratin

500

Living skin underneath pnf

Eponychium

500

Tough band of fibrous tissue that connects bones or holds organ in place

Specialized ligaments

500

Abnormal stretching of eponychium or hyponychium

Nail pterygium

500

Damage to capillaries under nail

Splinter hemorrhage

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