Chapter 14

A pedicure includes trimming and polishing the toenails and _____.

You should recommend that clients making an appointment for a pedicure wear _____ to the salon that day.

Clients should be instructed to not _____ 24 hours before a pedicure.

The nail technician's _____ may have built-in footrest for the client, should allow ergonomically correct positioning, and is low.

The pedicure foot bath must be big enough to completely immerse _____.

Basin soak baths are commonly made of _____.

A _____ is designed to keep the nail technician's supplies organized.

Terry cloth mats are routinely used over _____.

A paraffin bath helps reduce _____.

Which implement is used to cut toenails?

The end of a curette is what shape?

Implements for manicures and pedicures must be made of which material?

A nail rasp is a type of _____.

A nail rasp should be used under the _____.

the process of prepping the sides of nonmetal falls to be used in pedicures by removing the sharp edges that are on all edges of the file is called _____.

in general, if an abrasive file cannot survive proper cleaning and disinfection procedures without being rendered unusable, it must be considered disposable or _____.

You should _____ use nippers on the feet of the clients who have diabetes or psoriasis.

Toe separators are used to separate the toes while _____.

Toe separators are commonly made of _____.

Foot soaks are put into the pedicure bath water to _____.

_____ commonly found in pedicure scrubs including cease and, hummus, and ground apricot kernels.

How long should a mask be left on the client's feet?

Lotions and creams are used on the feet to moisturize the skin, soften calluses, and _____.

If products are synergistic, they are designed to _____.

It is recommended that you encourage your clients to return _____ for a pedicure service.

When performing a pedicure, your thumb should generally be placed _____.

To _____, it is recommended that you perform a safe amount of exfoliation during a pedicure with a scrub, applying effective callus reduction products, and use the foot pedal.

When performing a callus reduction service, how long should you leave the reduction product on the callus?

The definition of _____ is "a method of manipulation of the body by rubbing, pinching, needing, tapping, etc."

The primary purpose of the standard pedicure massage is _____.

Reflexology involves applying pressure with the _____.

The _____ procedure is a plan for the cleaning and disinfection of your tools, implements, and materials, for setting up the workstation, and escorting your client to your service area.

when disinfecting a whirlpool bath after a client service, what must you do next after draining all of the water from the basin?

when disinfecting a whirlpool bath at the end of the day, you should fill the basin with warm water and chelating detergent, and allow it to circulate through the system for _____.

When preparing the foot bath for a client, you must make sure that the water temperature does not exceed _____.

What is the first step of the recommended post-service procedure for a pedicure service?

Products such as softening and exfoliating lotions are recommended to improve the texture of skin and reduce _____.

How long should the client's feet soak in the pedicure bath at the beginning of a pedicure service?

If a client is Left-Handed, it is recommended that you start removing polish from the toenail on _____.

when performing a foot massage on a client, the first recommended movement is to hold the foot just beneath the toes and _____.

Friction massage movements should only be used on which part of a client's foot?