| lunula | | Nails grow ___ _____ inch per month |
| rebalancing | | Oval, round and square and _____ are the 4 basic shapes. |
| physician | | Cause of a disease or condition |
| onychocryptosis | | Extends beyond the end of the finger |
| round | | This shapes and shortens the natural nail |
| shinbone | | If your client has a nail disease, refer them to a _____. |
| pointed | | Agnails are considered to be a nail condition. True-false? |
| Etiology | | Where the matrix and nail bed meet |
| nail body | | This overlaps the lunula |
| perionychium | | This ensures adhesion to the nail |
| nail bleach | | How many signs of infection are there? |
| lightly buff | | Onychomycosis is a nail _______. |
| Styptic | | this procedure smoothes out corrugations |
| monomer | | Another name for a fill in. |
| two coats | | Do not touch the ____ after primer has been applied. |
| strongest | | nerves and blood vessels are found here |
| cutical | | This contains hydrogen peroxide to remove nail stains. |
| matrix | | This determines the shape of the nail |
| White spots | | Another name for the nail plate |
| Nail strengthener | | Loose and pliable skin around the nail |
| mantle | | Holds the root and matrix |
| Sloughing | | This helps prevent nails from splitting and peeling. |
| eponychium | | Furrows are a nail ________. |
| Disease | | touches and overlaps the nail |
| True | | Ingrown nails |
| one eigth | | Apply ___ _____ of polish |
| six | | loosening of the nail |
| Primer | | What is leuconychia? |
| Fungus | | Use a cotton wrapped ________ _____ to push back cuticals |
| orangewood stick | | Square shaped nails are the _____. |
| free edge | | This is caused by a vegetable parasite |
| nail bed | | This stops bleeding |
| onycholysis | | Liquid part of acrylic nail products. |
| Emery board | | Avoid pressure here during a pedi service |
| Nail | | _________ lotion removes dead skin cells. |
| disorder | | What direction do you buff nails in? |
| horizontal | | Mens nails are to be filed _____ or square |