Module 3 Progress Quiz

The skin across different parts of our body changes; some surfaces can have thin layers, thick layers and another part can be hairy. Regardless of which part of the body, our skin is divided into three layers called the epidermis, the dermis and the subcutis. Match each skin layer to the correct main roles.

The nails we can are essentially dead cells – this is why it doesn’t hurt us when we cut our nails! In terms of nail anatomy, the structures that define and produce the nail (nail plate) include the matrix (sterile and germinal), the proximal nail fold, the eponychium, the paronychium, and the hyponychium. Match each key anatomical component to the correct overview:

Which of the following are indicators of healthy nails? Select six correct responses.

Which of the following are indicators of unhealthy nails? Select six correct responses.

What are the three anatomic parts that are not labelled? Select the correct response.  

The foot is made up of 20 bones; in fact, nearly one-quarter of the bones in the body are found in the feet.

While it is not our role to diagnose conditions, there are some contraindications that we will be able to visually identify. Match each example shown to the most likely non-contagious contraindication.

There are some contraindications where you must refuse service. Match each example shown to the most likely non-contagious contraindication.

Our client’s skin type will impact the types of products we select. Match each skin type to the typical indicators you will need to look for when determining your clients’ skin type.

Saturation refers to the amount of light that is reflected off a colour, resulting in how light or dark a colour is.

Knowing which colours work best with various skin tones and undertone is a must for any professional in the beauty industry. Match each set of recommended colours with the appropriate skin tone.

Acrylic nails require a UV/LED light to cure, while gel nails cure once the liquid monomer and powdered polymer are mixed.

The primary ingredient in acrylic primers is an acid, usually:

Finding the correct chemical and, subsequently, balance of photo-inititiators used in gel chemistry are the two most difficult challenges for nail chemists. What are the three most important factors when it comes to UV/LED curing:

Your specific duties in accordance with WHS legislation will vary depending on whether or not you are the business owner, a worker or if you employ staff. As a worker, what are your legal responsibilities? Select four correct responses

When it comes to keeping your clients safe, hygiene is absolutely critical. To maintain good hygiene, what must you do? Select four correct responses.

In all Australian states and territories, skin penetration legislation only applies to beauty services like cosmetic tattooing and acupuncture, and not nail enhancement services.

Match each definition to the correct term.

A safety data sheet (SDS or MSDS) is an important document that provides information about hazardous chemicals. What information will an SDS usually include? Select four correct responses.

To set up your workspace ergonomically, you need to think about the space you are working within and the sorts of products, tools, and equipment you use frequently and less frequently. Which of the following are ergonomic factors to incorporate into your workspace design? Select four correct responses.

During an initial consultation, your main objective is to understand what the client wants, analyse what you have to work with (i.e. natural nails or grown-out enhancements) and, accordingly, what can be achieved. What are the four primary factors to consider?