Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Although they are not traditionally thought of this way, nail enhancements based
on UV curing chemistry are:
a. | gel-like | c. | enhancements | b. | acrylics | d. | durable |
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A short chain of monomers that is not long enough to be considered a polymer is
a(n):
a. | methacrylate | c. | oligomer | b. | adhesive | d. | acrylate |
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Traditionally, UV gels relied on urethane acrylate; newer gel systems
use:
a. | urethane resins | c. | urethane methacrylates | b. | wrap
resins | d. | acrylate
wraps |
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A UV lamp is required in the application of UV gel nail enhancements to:
a. | shorten application time | c. | provide additional
light | b. | properly cure nails | d. | enhance manicure setup |
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UV gel products are packaged in small, opaque pots or squeeze bottles
for:
a. | ease of application | c. | safety control | b. | inventory control purposes | d. | protection from UV
exposure |
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A measure of how much electricity a UV bulb consumes is:
a. | voltage | c. | wattage | b. | ohms | d. | amperes |
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Depending upon the usage, a typical UV lightbulb should be changed:
a. | once a year | c. | two or three times per month | b. | two to three times
per year | d. | once a
month |
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8.
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Brushes that are used to hold and spread the UV gel are:
a. | synthetic | c. | natural | b. | sable | d. | long |
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To prevent lifting of nail enhancements, the natural nail plate should
be:
a. | coarse | c. | dehydrated | b. | shortened | d. | oiled |
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The first UV gel applied is called the:
a. | building UV gel | c. | primer coat UV gel | b. | sealing UV gel | d. | base coat UV
gel |
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The second UV gel applied is called the:
a. | building UV gel | c. | top coat UV gel | b. | coating UV gel | d. | curing UV gel |
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Each layer of UV gel product should be cured according to:
a. | personal preference | c. | manufacturer’s instructions | b. | desired
strength | d. | integumentary
test |
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Caution should be used in the filing process of gel nails as they are:
a. | smooth | c. | soft | b. | tacky | d. | long |
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UV gels cure with a tacky surface called a(n):
a. | surface layer | c. | inhibition layer | b. | sealing layer | d. | building layer |
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When contouring a UV gel nail enhancement, bevel down, stroking the file at a
45-degree angle from:
a. | free edge to cuticle | c. | top center dome to free edge | b. | cuticle to
sidewalls | d. | top free edge to
sidewall area |
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The third UV gel applied is called the:
a. | finisher UV gel | c. | tacky UV gel | b. | building UV gel | d. | hardening UV
gel |
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After the filing procedure, remove dust and filings with a nylon brush that can
be:
a. | stored | c. | disinfected | b. | washed | d. | discarded |
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The finisher UV gel is applied from the base of the nail plate to the free edge
using:
a. | fast, jerky strokes | c. | short strokes | b. | polishlike strokes | d. | swirling
strokes |
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For proper maintenance, UV gel enhancements must be rebalanced:
a. | every month | c. | every 4 to 6 weeks | b. | every 2 to 3 weeks | d. | every other
month |
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The sealer or finisher layer of a UV gel product covers the entire nail surface
and is wrapped under the natural free edge to:
a. | seal and protect coatings | c. | prevent from
hardening | b. | even out imperfections | d. | decrease liquefying |
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