Oregon State Board Nail Technology Exam 2026 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY PASSED!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
You can help a client deal with a disorder in two ways: -
ANSWER-Tell them they have a disorder and refer them to a
physician, or cosmetically improve the problem if it is not a
medical condition/disorder
Phalanges - ANSWER-Fingers and toes
Metacarpal - ANSWER-Bones of the palm of the hand
tarsal bones - ANSWER-Bones of the ankle
Metatarsals - ANSWER-foot bones
Abductors and adductors - ANSWER-Abductors-draw a limb
away from the
midline
Adductors-return the limb back toward
the body
Extensor digitorum longus - ANSWER-Extends toes
,Digital nerve - ANSWER-Sensory-motor nerve that, with its
branches, supplies
impulses to the
fingers.
Dorsal nerve - ANSWER-Supplies impulses to toes and foot
State regulations do not permit cosmetologists to: - ANSWER-
Cut or nip living
skin
dimethyl urea hardeners - ANSWER-A hardener that adds
cross links to the
natural nail
plate.
Disposable implements - ANSWER-Single use implements;
must be thrown
away or given to the client after
each service
Essential oils - ANSWER-Oils extracted using various forms of
distillation from
the seeds, bark, roots, leaves, wood, or
resin of plants
Fine grit abrasives - ANSWER-240 and higher grit abrasives
designed for
, buffing, polishing, and removing very
fine scratches
Implements - ANSWER-Tools used to preform services
Lower grit abrasives - ANSWER-Boards and buffers less
than 180 grit that
quickly reduce the thickness of any
surface.
Medium grit adhesives - ANSWER-Used to smooth and refine
surfaces and
shorten natural
nails
Metal pusher - ANSWER-designed to gently scrape cuticle
tissue from the
natural nail
plate
Protein hardeners - ANSWER-A combination of clear polish
and protein, such
as
collagen.
Wooden pusher - ANSWER-A wooden stick used to remove
cuticle tissue from
the nail plate, to clean under the free edge, or
apply products
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY PASSED!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
You can help a client deal with a disorder in two ways: -
ANSWER-Tell them they have a disorder and refer them to a
physician, or cosmetically improve the problem if it is not a
medical condition/disorder
Phalanges - ANSWER-Fingers and toes
Metacarpal - ANSWER-Bones of the palm of the hand
tarsal bones - ANSWER-Bones of the ankle
Metatarsals - ANSWER-foot bones
Abductors and adductors - ANSWER-Abductors-draw a limb
away from the
midline
Adductors-return the limb back toward
the body
Extensor digitorum longus - ANSWER-Extends toes
,Digital nerve - ANSWER-Sensory-motor nerve that, with its
branches, supplies
impulses to the
fingers.
Dorsal nerve - ANSWER-Supplies impulses to toes and foot
State regulations do not permit cosmetologists to: - ANSWER-
Cut or nip living
skin
dimethyl urea hardeners - ANSWER-A hardener that adds
cross links to the
natural nail
plate.
Disposable implements - ANSWER-Single use implements;
must be thrown
away or given to the client after
each service
Essential oils - ANSWER-Oils extracted using various forms of
distillation from
the seeds, bark, roots, leaves, wood, or
resin of plants
Fine grit abrasives - ANSWER-240 and higher grit abrasives
designed for
, buffing, polishing, and removing very
fine scratches
Implements - ANSWER-Tools used to preform services
Lower grit abrasives - ANSWER-Boards and buffers less
than 180 grit that
quickly reduce the thickness of any
surface.
Medium grit adhesives - ANSWER-Used to smooth and refine
surfaces and
shorten natural
nails
Metal pusher - ANSWER-designed to gently scrape cuticle
tissue from the
natural nail
plate
Protein hardeners - ANSWER-A combination of clear polish
and protein, such
as
collagen.
Wooden pusher - ANSWER-A wooden stick used to remove
cuticle tissue from
the nail plate, to clean under the free edge, or
apply products
