Nail technician Nail Technology full analysis: what the $39 report shows
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A technician opens a forearm massage with long, smooth palm strokes that follow the direction of venous blood flow and lymph drainage. Which manipulation is this?
- A Tapotement, percussion
- B Petrissage, kneading
- C Effleurage, gliding strokes
- D Friction, deep strokes across the fibers
Example answer, marked sure: A · Correct answer: C
C is correct. A systematic review describes effleurage as gliding palm strokes in the direction of lymphatic drainage and venous flow. A is wrong because tapotement is repeated light strikes. B is wrong because petrissage lifts and squeezes tissue. D is wrong because friction is a brisk deep stroke across the muscle or along its fibers. Rule: effleurage glides along venous and lymph flow.
Readiness by domain uses the weights of the real exam: Scientific Concepts - Infection Control and Safety Practices 15%, Scientific Concepts - Anatomy and Physiology 15%, Scientific Concepts - Chemistry of Nail Products 10%, Nail Technology Procedures - Pre-service process 5%, Nail Technology Procedures - Nail Service Tools 13%, Nail Technology Procedures - Manicure and Pedicure Services 18%, Nail Technology Procedures - Perform Application Maintenance and Removal Procedures for Nail Enhancement Services 20%, Nail Technology Procedures - Perform Post-Service Procedures 4%.
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