Nail Care Test

Front 1

This type of muscle bends a joint

Back 1

Flexor Muscle

Front 2

Located on the pinky side, the inner larger bone on the outside of the forearm

Back 2

Ulna

Front 3

Of the two muscles that rotate the foot down and out, this muscle is the longer muscle

Back 3

Peroneus laugus

Front 4

The flexor digiti minimi Controls the

Back 4

litti Toe

Front 5

Phenol is a Strong disinfectant that has a high

Back 5

ph

Front 6

This artery supplies blood to the little finger side of the arm and Palm of the hand

Back 6

Ulnar artery

Front 7

This calf muscle is attached to the lower portion of the heel and pull the foot down

Back 7

Gastrocnemiun

Front 8

Photoinitiators begin the process of ? in gel nails

Back 8

Curing

Front 9

The nerve that runs along the little finger side of the arm and Palm of tue hand

Back 9

Ulnar Nerve

Front 10

The larges bone in the upper arm, extending from the shoulder to the elbow

Back 10

Humerus

Front 11

A monomer must mix with a ? to form a nail enhancement

Back 11

Polymer

Front 12

Activator that speeds UP the curing Process, Which has very little odor due to this ingredient

Back 12

Urethaneacrylate

Front 13

The film like, tacky layer that forms on top of the nail enhancement

Back 13

Inhibition layer

Front 14

The chemical reaction that creates polymers

Back 14

Polymerization

Front 15

One of the main ingredients that create Uv gel nail enhancements

Back 15

Urethane methacrylate

Front 16

Initiators begin the process that creates very long

Back 16

Ploymer chain

Front 17

The well area edge that bumps up against the natural nail free adge

Back 17

Posytion stop

Front 18

Specialized acrylic monomers that quickly Polymerize with the addition of any Weak alkaline product to form an adhesive

Back 18

Cyanoacrylate

Front 19

The general term for any nail disease or deformity

Back 19

Onychosis

Front 20

The seven bones that form the ankle

Back 20

Tarsal

Front 21

Five long thin bones that form the Palm of the hand

Back 21

Metacarpal

Front 22

This muscle turns the forearm and hand inward causing the palm to face downward

Back 22

Extensor muscle

Front 23

Paronychia is a bacterial inflammation of ? surrounding the nail plate.

Back 23

Skin

Front 24

The muscle that covers the shin and bends the foot?

Back 24

Tibialis Anterion

Front 25

The monomer easily polymerizes and is especially used as a monomer for acrylic resin

Back 25

Methy metharcylate (mma)

Front 26

The bone that extends from the knee to the ankle, forming the outer part of the lower leg.

Back 26

Fibula

Front 27

This artery supplies blood to the thumb side of the arm and the back of the hand.

Back 27

Raidial

Front 28

Of the two muscles that rotate the foot down and out, this muscle is the shorter muscle.

Back 28

Peroneus brevis

Front 29

A fungal infection that occurs on the bottom of the foot and or between the toes that can spread to the toenails

Back 29

Tynea pedis

Front 30

This tool is typically used in pedicures to smooth and file the free edge.

Back 30

Nail rasit

Front 31

Located on the side of the thumb, the outer, smaller bone on the inside of the forearm.

Back 31

Radius

Front 32

The muscles that spread the fingers or toes:

Back 32

Abductor

Front 33

This is used to adhere the fabric wrap to the natural nail or nail tip.

Back 33

Rigid

Front 34

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.

Back 34

Accelerated hydrogen peroxide (AHP)

Front 35

Short polymer chains that create a thickened gel-like resin:

Back 35

Oligomers

Front 36

Bleach is also known as:

Back 36

Sodium hypochlorite

Front 37

A high-quality virgin plastic that is used to manufacture nail tips.

Back 37

Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)

Front 38

Inflammation of the nail matrix

Back 38

Onychia

Front 39

The muscle attached to the lower heel that bends the foot down

Back 39

Soleus

Front 40

Adductor muscles ? the fingers or toes

Back 40

Pull

Front 41

Loosening or separation of the nail plate from the nail bed without shedding

Back 41

Onycholysis

Front 42

The most vulnerable area of the nail tip

Back 42

Stress Area

Front 43

The eight bones that form the wrist

Back 43

Carpals

Front 44

A fungal infection of the nail also known as onychomycosis

Back 44

Tinea

Front 45

This muscle turns the forearm and hand outward so the palm faces upward

Back 45

Supinator

Front 46

The smallest nerve of the three arm and hand nerves that runs along the mid forearm and extends into the hands

Back 46

Median nerve

Front 47

A solution containing methacrylic acid that is applied to the natural nail plate to help adhere a nail enhancement

Back 47

Primer

Front 48

Digital nerves are located in the

Back 48

Fingers and toes

Front 49

The group of adductor muscles in the palm that pull the thumb towards the fingers

Back 49

Opponens

Front 50

The larger of the two bones below the knee that form the lower leg

Back 50

Tibia

Front 51

Five long slender bones located between the ankle and toes

Back 51

Metatarsal

Front 52

The standard name for disinfectants

Back 52

Quaternary

Front 53

The long bone extending from the hip to the knee

Back 53

Femur

Front 54

Another name for the kneecap

Back 54

Patella

Front 55

The muscle that helps flex the foot inward

Back 55

Tibialis Posterior

Front 56

Small unseen openings in the skin that allow pathogens to enter

Back 56

Microtrauma

Front 57

The nerve that runs along the thumb side of the arm and the back of the hand

Back 57

Radial nerve

Front 58

When an acrylic powder is mixed with a ? it blinds acrylic polymers to form a nail enhancement

Back 58

Monomer