The environmental conditions need to be suitable for a manicure so that the, therapist can work properly and keep to commercial timings, client can listen to music during the treatment, therapist can demonstrate and explain the treatment, client is comfortable and relaxed during the treatment, Leuconychia is recognised by, dark spots on nail plate, white spots on nail plate, dark lines on the nail plate, white lines on nail plate, A therapist examines the clients nails and identifies a nail disease, what should the therapist tell the client? The therapist, can proceed but the contra-indication will need to be covered, can proceed but the area will need to be avoided, cannot proceed and should see their GP, remain tactful with the client and refer them to their GP, Which of the following regulations provides guidance on safe use of chemicals?, RIDDOR Regulations, COSHH Regulations, Fire Precautions Regulations, Workplace Regulations, What movement is used at the beginning and end of the massage?, Effleurage, Petrissage, Tapotment, Frictions, What movement is used to generate heat in the treatment area?, Effleurage, Petrissage, Tapotment, Frictions, Identify the cause of calluses:, burnt skin from the application of heat, Infection resulting from skin picking, pigmentation changes within the skin, skin that thickens from repeated friction, The action a therapist should take if they find a spillage on the floor is to:, advise clients to avoid the area and remove it later, place a sign over it and inform a senior staff member, remove it immediately and return to their work, report it to a colleague and request that they remove it., Which is the following is an expected reaction during a manicure treatment?, bruising, eczema, erythema, onychloysis, select the correct action to take if an adverse reaction occurs during a manicure treatment:, continue with the treatment as normal, discontinue treatment immediately, proceed with the treatment taking extra care, refer to a colleague for guidance, Which of the following may be caused by over-buffing of the nail plate?, Discolouration, horizontal ridges, nail thinning, onychophagy, Select the aftercare product that may be recommended to a client with staining on the nail plate:, base coat, hand cream, nail strengthener, ridge filler, Which would be a a relative contra indication to a manicure treatment?, bitten nails, medical oedema, recent operations, severe eczema, which would be an absolute contra-indication to a manicure treatment?, damaged nails, minor separation, severe eczema, sunburn, A hazard that may be found in a salon environment?, client receiving a burn, injury from broken equipment, slipping on a spillage, Trailing wires across the floor, Which of the following is a bacterial skin disorder?, Herpes simplex, impetigo, psoriasis, tinea pedis

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