TO DIP OR NOT TO DIP Final Examination Questions
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46. ________ EMA may cause irritation to eyes, skin and respiratory track, as well as skin sensitization. a. Overexposure to
41. The dipping technique does not use: a. Adhesive. b. An acid-based primer. c. Chemicals. d. Acrylic. 42. Dipped nails are ________ than gel nails. a. More organic b. Safer
b. In haling c. Touching d. Ingesting
47. ________ is a polymerized monomer made from a combination of different monomers including ethyl methacrylate (EMA) and methyl methacrylate (MMA). a. Gel b. Resin c. Acrylic powder d. Artificial nail glue 48. For the best results, nail techs should: a. Avoid all acetone and polymer. b. Wear a ventilator mask. c. Limit the number of appointments for acrylic nails to 15 a week. d. Leave the chemistry of mixing product to the manufacturers. 49. ________ can easily catch fire and should not be exposed to flames or other heat sources such as candles, curling irons, blow dryers, lamps, wax heaters or cigarettes. a. Only polymers b. All gels c. Nail products d. Some hair and cosmetic products 50. Cosmetic nail products are required to be safe when they are used ________ and must include any instructions or warnings needed for safe application and removal. a. For their intended purpose b. By professionals c. By techs with gloves d. In salons wearing masks
c. Not more organic or safer d. More organic and safer 43. “3-free” or “5-free” indicates:
a. They are free from at least three to five FDA known toxins. b. There are promotions of buy 5 get 3 free services. c. They are free from toluene, formaldehyde and dibutyl phthalate, and other known harmful chemicals. d. They are free of all chemicals and are organic. 44. In the 1970s, injuries associated with the use of artificial nails containing methyl methacrylate monomer included: a. Fingernail damage and deformity, as well as contact dermatitis. b. Respiratory failure. c. Seizures and epilepsy. d. Brain damage. 45. Dipping was popular in the early 1980s because it: a. Could fix split and broken nails. b. Was an easier way to overlay natural nails. c. Was a flexible, lightweight, soft, and durable finish similar to gels. d. All of the above.
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