In What Situation Should A Nail Service Not Be Performed

Question: In what situation should a nail service not be performed?

Answer: A client whoes nail or skin is infected, inflamed, broken, or swollen should not revieve services. Instead the client should be referred to a physician to determine the type of treatment that is required.

Question: Name at least eight common nail disorders and describe their appearance.

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Question: What conditions do fungal organisms favor for growth?

Answer: They prefer to grow in conditions where the skin is warm, moist, and dark, that is, on feet inside shoes.

Question: What is Pseudomonas Aeruginosa? Why is it important to learn about it?

Answer: Once of several common bacteria that can cause nail infection, or staphylococcus aureus. It is important to learn because these naturally occurring skin bacteria can grow rapidly to cause an infection of conditions are correct for growth.

Question: What is the most effective way to avoid transferring infections among your clients?

Answer: Proper cleaning an perpetration of the natural nail plate, as well as cleaning and disinfection of all implements.

Question: Can a cosmetologist offer treatment advice for a client who has developed a nail infection.

Answer: Yes, you can tell clients they have a disorder and refer them to a physician, if required. So the client can be treated so the infection doesn’t spread. Some conditions may be caused by mild, to serious health problems that warrant the attention of a doctor.

Question: Can a cosmetologist treat an ingrown toenail if there is no sign of pus or discharge?

Answer: No, because cosmetologists are not allowed to service ingrown nails. Refer the client to a physician!

Question: Name two common causes of onycholysis.

Answer: Physical injury and trauma.