Pedicuring
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Question 1 of 20
Traditional, older style patterned after dental machines are known as:
Battery-powered
Handheld
Belt-driven
Gas-powered
Question 2 of 20
Electric flies purchased at craft stores are not suitable for the professional salon industry because they can damage the nail due to:
Too much vibration
Too much heat
Improper handling
Too much speed
Question 3 of 20
The ability of an electric drill to keep turning when applying pressure during filing is called:
Tolerance
Torque
Speed
Pressure
Question 4 of 20
The tightness of the inside of the shank where the bit fits into the handpiece is called:
Revolutions
Grip
Question 5 of 20
Balanced bits that do not wobble or vibrate are known as:
Concave
Convex
Conclusive
Concentric
Question 6 of 20
Bits that have more consistently in construction because each particle on the bits is cut the same size and shape and then adhered to a stainless steel blank bit, also called a:
Small-barrel bit
Tapered-barrel bit
abrasive-grit bit
diamond bit
Question 7 of 20
Long, slender cuts or grooves found in a carbide bits include are known as:
slits
Flutes
stems
notches
Question 8 of 20
The three types of carbide bits include traditional, one-way, and:
Two-way
Back-and-forth
Cross-cut
Angle-cut
Question 9 of 20
Filling with bits at an incorrect angle causes grooves called:
Rings of fire
Rings of heat
Exothermic grooves
Heated slits
Question 10 of 20
UNC stands for:
Upper nail cleaner
Under the nail cleaner
Ultimate nail filer
Unsealed nail filer
Question 11 of 20
The speed of an electric grill is defined in :
MPH
UNC
PSI
RPM
Question 12 of 20
Rubber synthetic natural nail bit come in three different color grits as follows:
yellow, black, and green
red, blue, yellow
yellow, green, and brown
yellow, red, and green
Question 13 of 20
Pedicure bits are used to:
file down corns
smooth calluses
remove debris
soften skin
Question 14 of 20
Buffing creams enhance the shine when used with:
sliding bits
fine abrasive bits
buffing bits
pumice bits
Question 15 of 20
Metal or rubber bits that are inserted into the handpiece are:
mandibles
mandrels
flukes
fire rings
Question 16 of 20
After disinfecting bits after use on a client, the removed bit is replaced with:
a clean bit
a new bit
nothing
a blank
Question 17 of 20
The balance point is also known as the:
Fulcrum finger
index finger
ring fingers
middle finger
Question 18 of 20
the key to finishing nails without leaving scratches is using:
fine grits
coarse grits
graduating grits
medium grits
Question 19 of 20
which bits cause the greatest amount of dust?
Diamond
Sanders
Carbide
Fulcrum
Question 20 of 20
To avoid causing heat buildup during filling, the technician should:
apply slight pressure
hold the bit stable
lift bit frequently
be more aggressive