Muscles and Bones
Microbiology
Structure of the Nail
Diseases and Disorders
Disinfection
100

How many bones are in the human hand?

Twenty Seven

100

What is a pathogenic bacteria?

A harmful bacteria that causes infection and disease
100

What are nails made of?

Keratin

100

What is lamellar splitting?

Splitting of the nail into fine layers

100

What are the three steps of disinfection?

Sanitize

Disinfect

Sterilize

200

Where is the tricep located?

Entire back of the arm

200

How many routes are there for bacteria to enter the body?

FOUR

Inhalation

Ingestion

Absorption

Vectors

200

What is the part of the nail responsible for growth?

Matrix / Germinal Matrix

200

What is a hangnail?

Dry and splitting eponychium

200
What percent of pathogens does sterilization get rid of?

100%

400

What is an adductor muscle?

A muscle that draws the arms TOWARDS the body

400

What are the classifications of bacteria?

Cocci

Bacilli

Spirilla

400

What are the two layers of skin and where are they?

Epidermis: Outermost layer

Dermis: Layer beneath the epidermis

400

What is onychomycosis?

A fungal infection of the nail

400

What materials can be sterilized?

Glass

Metal

Some plastics

800

How many distal carpals do we have in each hand?

Five
800

What is verruca vulgaris?

WARTS!

800

Why does nail polish chip?

When our nails become wet they swell and contract, causing cracks

800

What is pterygium?

Overgrowth of the cuticle and eponychium

800

What is a critical item?

TOOLS or IMPLEMENTS that could have come into contact with bodily fluids

1000

What is the thenar eminence?

The muscle group under the base of the thumb

1000

Explain exponential growth

When a bacterial colony doubles in size during a period of time

1000

What is the part of the nail typically confused for the cuticle?

The eponychium 
1000

Define tinea pedis/unum

A fungal infection of the skin

1000

What are the five types of PPE

GLOVES

UNIFORMS

GOWNS

FACE SHIELDS

MASKS