North Carolina Nail Technician Ebook Continuing Education

MASTER NAIL HEALTH: EXPLORE 10 COMMON NAIL DISEASES AND DISORDERS Final Examination Questions

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26. Which nail disease may require immediate referral to a medical professional? a. Onychomycosis. b. Onychogryphosis. c. Onycholysis. d. Onychorrhexis. 27. What is the primary purpose of maintaining high standards of hygiene and sanitation in the salon? a. Enhancing customer satisfaction. b. Reducing operational costs. c. Increasing employee turnover. d. Expanding service offerings. 28. Which nail disorder is characterized by separation of the nail plate from the nail bed? a. Onycholysis. b. Onychomycosis. c. Onychogryphosis. d. Onychorrhexis. 29. What role does identifying nail diseases and disorders play in client relationships? a. Increasing technician workload.

21. Which of the following is NOT a common nail disease or disorder? a. Fungal infection. b. Melanoma. c. Eczema. d. Psoriasis. 22. What is the primary goal of identifying nail diseases and disorders in the salon environment? a. Increasing revenue. b. Maintaining client trust. c. Enhancing nail polish selection. d. Decreasing appointment times. 23. Which nail is characterized by horizontal depressions or ridges that appear across the nails? a. Fungal infection. b. Melanoma. c. Onycholysis. d. Beau’s lines. 24. What is the primary concern when recognizing nail diseases and disorders in the salon? a. Protecting client confidentiality. b. Ensuring technicians’ safety. c. Boosting social media engagement. d. Selling retail products. 25. Which of the following is a contagious nail condition?

b. Fostering trust and loyalty. c. Decreasing client retention. d. Minimizing service options. 30. Warts are benign skin growths caused by? a. Onychomycosis. b. Paronychia. c. Leukonychia. d. Human papillomavirus (HPV).

a. Onycholysis. b. Leukonychia. c. Nail psoriasis. d. Paronychia.

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