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58 Cards in this Set
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This type of muscle bends a joint
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Flexor Muscle
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Located on the pinky side, the inner larger bone on the outside of the forearm
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Ulna
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Of the two muscles that rotate the foot down and out, this muscle is the longer muscle
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Peroneus laugus
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The flexor digiti minimi Controls the
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litti Toe
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Phenol is a Strong disinfectant that has a high
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ph
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This artery supplies blood to the little finger side of the arm and Palm of the hand
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Ulnar artery
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This calf muscle is attached to the lower portion of the heel and pull the foot down
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Gastrocnemiun
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Photoinitiators begin the process of ? in gel nails
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Curing
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The nerve that runs along the little finger side of the arm and Palm of tue hand
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Ulnar Nerve
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The larges bone in the upper arm, extending from the shoulder to the elbow
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Humerus
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A monomer must mix with a ? to form a nail enhancement
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Polymer
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Activator that speeds UP the curing Process, Which has very little odor due to this ingredient
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Urethaneacrylate
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The film like, tacky layer that forms on top of the nail enhancement
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Inhibition layer
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The chemical reaction that creates polymers
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Polymerization
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One of the main ingredients that create Uv gel nail enhancements
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Urethane methacrylate
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Initiators begin the process that creates very long
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Ploymer chain
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The well area edge that bumps up against the natural nail free adge
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Posytion stop
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Specialized acrylic monomers that quickly Polymerize with the addition of any Weak alkaline product to form an adhesive
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Cyanoacrylate
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The general term for any nail disease or deformity
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Onychosis
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The seven bones that form the ankle
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Tarsal
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Five long thin bones that form the Palm of the hand
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Metacarpal
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This muscle turns the forearm and hand inward causing the palm to face downward
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Extensor muscle
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Paronychia is a bacterial inflammation of ? surrounding the nail plate.
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Skin
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The muscle that covers the shin and bends the foot?
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Tibialis Anterion
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The monomer easily polymerizes and is especially used as a monomer for acrylic resin
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Methy metharcylate (mma)
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The bone that extends from the knee to the ankle, forming the outer part of the lower leg.
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Fibula
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This artery supplies blood to the thumb side of the arm and the back of the hand.
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Raidial
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Of the two muscles that rotate the foot down and out, this muscle is the shorter muscle.
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Peroneus brevis
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A fungal infection that occurs on the bottom of the foot and or between the toes that can spread to the toenails
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Tynea pedis
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This tool is typically used in pedicures to smooth and file the free edge.
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Nail rasit
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Located on the side of the thumb, the outer, smaller bone on the inside of the forearm.
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Radius
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The muscles that spread the fingers or toes:
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Abductor
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This is used to adhere the fabric wrap to the natural nail or nail tip.
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Rigid
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This disinfectant is non-toxic to the skin and environment, only needs to be changed every 14 days, and is based on stabilized hydrogen peroxide.
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Accelerated hydrogen peroxide (AHP)
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Short polymer chains that create a thickened gel-like resin:
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Oligomers
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Bleach is also known as:
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Sodium hypochlorite
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A high-quality virgin plastic that is used to manufacture nail tips.
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Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
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Inflammation of the nail matrix
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Onychia
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The muscle attached to the lower heel that bends the foot down
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Soleus
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Adductor muscles ? the fingers or toes
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Pull
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Loosening or separation of the nail plate from the nail bed without shedding
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Onycholysis
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The most vulnerable area of the nail tip
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Stress Area
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The eight bones that form the wrist
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Carpals
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A fungal infection of the nail also known as onychomycosis
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Tinea
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This muscle turns the forearm and hand outward so the palm faces upward
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Supinator
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The smallest nerve of the three arm and hand nerves that runs along the mid forearm and extends into the hands
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Median nerve
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A solution containing methacrylic acid that is applied to the natural nail plate to help adhere a nail enhancement
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Primer
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Digital nerves are located in the
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Fingers and toes
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The group of adductor muscles in the palm that pull the thumb towards the fingers
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Opponens
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The larger of the two bones below the knee that form the lower leg
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Tibia
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Five long slender bones located between the ankle and toes
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Metatarsal
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The standard name for disinfectants
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Quaternary
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The long bone extending from the hip to the knee
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Femur
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Another name for the kneecap
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Patella
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The muscle that helps flex the foot inward
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Tibialis Posterior
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Small unseen openings in the skin that allow pathogens to enter
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Microtrauma
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The nerve that runs along the thumb side of the arm and the back of the hand
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Radial nerve
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When an acrylic powder is mixed with a ? it blinds acrylic polymers to form a nail enhancement
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Monomer
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