Client Experience
IPC
Hair Theory
Nail Theory
Skin
100

Why is it important to use a clients name? 

Helps them feel important 

100

Another name for a general infection is:

Systemic 

100

The catagen stage of hair is known as the:

transition phase

100


Improper filing, injuries or harsh chemicals could be causes of:

 split nails

100

The thickest skin is located on the:

soles of the feet and palms of hands

200

When introducing yourself to a client, use poised, calm movements to project confidence and....

competence

200

Disease-producing bacteria are called

 pathogenic bacteria

200

 

The dormant or shedding phase of hair is known as the:

telogen phase

200


Onychia is an inflammation of the:

nail matrix

200

Fingerprints are formed by:

 epidermal ridges

300

A professional tone of voice should be....

calm


300

 

A type of nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead or decaying organic matter are:

saprophytes

300

For what period of time is eyebrow hair is in the telogen stage?

3 months 

300

Onychorrhexis is a term indicating the nail condition called:

split or brittle nails

300

Most skin problems are caused by:

sebaceous glands 


400

The type of treatment plan you create is based on....

the service you will be performing

400

What are produced by the immune system to either destroy, kill or inactivate pathogens?

antibodies

400

Vellus hair is the majority of hair found on the:

face

400

The folds of skin on either side of the nail groove are called the:

 sidewalls

400

The skin analysis process is based on:

look, touch, ask 

500

if there is no answer when making a follow-up call, you should not leave a message.

False

500

A difference between viruses and bacterial infections is:

a virus cannot be treated with an antibiotic

500

Used hard wax should be disposed of after:

every client 

500

The lunula is the half-moon shape at the base of the nail and is the visible part of the

Nail Matrix 

500

Using the Fitzpatrick Skin Type scale, which skin type burns easily and tans minimally?

II