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Nail Anatomy Nail Anatomy 2.0 More nail anatomy Looking at it from another point of view Diseases and Disorders
Onyx
What term describes the technical name for the nail?
Hyponychium
The skin under the free edge is the:
Matrix or nail bed
Damage to what part off the nail could cause permenant distortions
Summer
In what season of the year do nails tend to grow the fastest?
Tinea pedis
What disease is commonly called athlete's foot?
Mantle
What term describes the pocket like area that holds the root and the matrix of the nail?
Onychology
The study of nail growth and its structure is called:
4-6 months
Under normal conditions, growth of a new nail plate takes approximately:
true
True or False: Healthy nails are smooth, curved, translucent, pinkish in color and without hollows or wavy ridges.
tinea manus
What conditions appears as tiny blisters, dark pink to reddish in color, and can be confused with eczema or contact dermatitis?
Lanula
What term describes the whitened, half moon shaped area at the base of the nail?
Free-edge
The part of the nail that extends beyond the end of the finger is called the?
onychosis
Any disease, disorder or condition of the nail is called an:
True
True or false: Winter indicates a decrease of nail growth:
Paronychia
What condition can result when hangnails get infected?
The Cuticle
The loose, pliable overlapping skin around the nail is called?
Keratin
The nail is made up of a hardened protien called:
Nail disease
Medical attention is required for a:
False
True or false: Summer indicates a decrease in nail growth
True
True or false: Prolonged exposure to water can cause Paronychia.
Nail bed
The area on which the nail plate rests is the:
Nail groove
The folds on either side of the nail groove are called:
Matrix
What part of the nail contains blood, lymph and nerves:
True
True or false: Poor nutrition can indicate a decrease in nail growth.
Blue nails
Poor curculation can cause a disorder called:
Onycholysis
What term refers to a loosening or separation of the nail?

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