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Final Written test 1-25Online version Review for final written test by Kimberly 1 Which of these is NOT a typical potential penalty for violating a state regulation? a imprisonment b suspension of your license c probation d fines 2 Bacteria are ____-celled microorganisms. a one b two c 10 d zero 3 Pathogenic bacteria: a are harmless to humans. b may cause disease or illness in humans. c may perform useful functions for humans. d No have no effect on humans. 4 Pneumonia is caused by which type of bacteria? a staphylococci b streptococci c diplococci d bacilli 5 Bacteria are tiny, microscopic bags generally consisting of an outer cell wall that contains liquid called: a protoplasm b cilia c ectoplasm d flagella. 6 The inactive stage of a bacteria’s life cycle is also known as the ____ stage. a wax b active c spore-forming d invincible 7 Inflammation causes the creation of ____ in the area around an injury. a pus b cytoplasm c protoplasm d cilia 8 About _____ of the population normally carry staphylococci. a 1/2 b 1/3 c 1/4 d 1/5 9 What should you do if a client’s foot is visibly infected? a Apply an antibacterial cream. b Apply disinfectant before providing any service. c Refuse to provide a pedicure. d Refuse to provide a manicure. 10 Which of the following is a common contagious disease that will prevent a nail technician from performing services for a client? a ringworm b common cold c conjunctivitis (pinkeye) d Yes All of these answers are correct. 11 Which of these is NOT a method of cleaning? a using an autoclave b scrubbing with a clean and properly disinfected brush c using an ultrasonic unit d using a solvent 12 Disinfectants: a should be used only on a precleaned surface. b should be used only on porous surfaces. c should never be diluted. d should never be diluted. 13 To mix a bleach solution, you should add how much household bleach to 1 gallon of water? a 3/4 cup b 1-1/2 cups c 1/2 gallon d 1 gallon 14 If a client’s skin breaks and bleeds on a towel, what should you do with the towel? a Dispose of it. b Soak it in disinfectant for 10 minutes. c Toss it in with the other towels to be laundered. d Soak it in hot water for 10 minutes. 15 When washing your hands, it is recommended that you rub your hands together for a minimum of ____ after a lather forms. a 10 seconds b 15 seconds c 15 seconds d 20 seconds 16 Osteology is the study of the: a heart. b liver. c brain. d bones. 17 What is the smaller bone in the forearm? a Radius b Ulna c Humerus d Carpus 18 The ____ nerve, with its branches, supplies the thumb side of the arm and back of the hand. a ulnar b medial c digital d radial 19 The deep peroneal nerve is also known as the: a musculo-cutaneous nerve. b saphenous nerve. c anterior tibial nerve. d dorsal nerve. 20 Blood flows from the _____ to the lungs. a left atrium b right atrium c left ventricle d right ventricle 21 The aorta is an example of a(n): a vein. b artery. c capillary. d lymph vessel. 22 The _____ function in sexual reproduction. a ovaries and testes b pancreas and adrenal glands c thyroid and parathyroid glands d pineal gland and adrenal glands 23 What is the primary organ of the integumentary system? a What is the primary organ of the integumentary system? b brain c ovaries or testes d skin 24 What does catabolism do? a store energy b release stored energy c change white blood cells into red blood cells d change red blood cells into white blood cells 25 Which organ removes waste created by digestion? a liver b brain c brain d skin 26 The gastric glands are part of the _____ system. a circulatory b lymphatic c integumentary d digestive 27 The middle part of a muscle is called the: a insertion. b origin. c belly. d terminus. 28 Muscular tissue can be stimulated by: a faradic current. b water jets. c water jets. d All of these answers are correct. 29 The ____ is the large, triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint that allows the arm to extend outward and to the side of the body. a deltoid b tricep c bicep d extensor 30 Where is the thinnest skin on the body? a palms b under the eyes c ears d ears 31 When a person is frightened or cold, the _____ muscles cause goose bumps. a pectoralis major b adductor brevis c arrector pili d superior oblique 32 Which of the following people are MOST susceptible to sun damage? a redheads and blue-eyed blondes b brown-eyed blondes and brunettes c No redheads and brown-eyed brunettes d blue-eyed blondes and green-eyed brunettes 33 Which of the following is caused by scratching or scraping the skin? a Excoriation b Crust c Wheal d Scale

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by Kimberly

Which of these is NOT a typical potential penalty for violating a state regulation?

Bacteria are ____-celled microorganisms.

Pathogenic bacteria:

Pneumonia is caused by which type of bacteria?

Bacteria are tiny, microscopic bags generally consisting of an outer cell wall that contains liquid called:

The inactive stage of a bacteria’s life cycle is also known as the ____ stage.

Inflammation causes the creation of ____ in the area around an injury.

About _____ of the population normally carry staphylococci.

What should you do if a client’s foot is visibly infected?

Which of the following is a common contagious disease that will prevent a nail technician from performing services for a client?

Which of these is NOT a method of cleaning?

Disinfectants:

To mix a bleach solution, you should add how much household bleach to 1 gallon of water?

If a client’s skin breaks and bleeds on a towel, what should you do with the towel?

When washing your hands, it is recommended that you rub your hands together for a minimum of ____ after a lather forms.

Osteology is the study of the:

What is the smaller bone in the forearm?

The ____ nerve, with its branches, supplies the thumb side of the arm and back of the hand.

The deep peroneal nerve is also known as the:

Blood flows from the _____ to the lungs.

The aorta is an example of a(n):

The _____ function in sexual reproduction.

What is the primary organ of the integumentary system?

What does catabolism do?

Which organ removes waste created by digestion?

The gastric glands are part of the _____ system.

The middle part of a muscle is called the:

Muscular tissue can be stimulated by:

The ____ is the large, triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint that allows the arm to extend outward and to the side of the body.

Where is the thinnest skin on the body?

When a person is frightened or cold, the _____ muscles cause goose bumps.

Which of the following people are MOST susceptible to sun damage?

Which of the following is caused by scratching or scraping the skin?