TLE 8 WORKSHEET 3 Nail Care 7/8

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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of San Pablo City
SANTISIMO ROSARIO INTEGRATED HIGH SCHOOL

Brgy. Santisimo Rosario San Pablo City, Laguna
Name: ___________________________________ Date: ___________________

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glad to see you again.
Are you ready for your next lesson?

Well, I hope you are! Happy learning!
Do you still remember?
Before we proceed, let’s see if you still remember our last lesson by
answering this question. Write your answers in your TLE notebook.
1. Can you list the 11 different parts of the nail? You may use the acronym 5N
CHELF to recall them easily.
Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

Kissarah B. Villanueva
TLE 8 Teacher Page 1
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UNIT I
Introduction to Nail Care
Lesson 3: Contraindications
Objectives
At the end of the worksheet, you will be able to:

 Identify the different contraindications of manicure and pedicure
 Describe the characteristics of each contraindication
 Explain why the following are considered as contraindications
What do you need to know?
Read the information Sheet 3.1 and then find out how much you can
remember and how much you learned by doing Self-Check 3.1
Information Sheet 3.1
Lesson 3: Contraindications
Introduction
Performing manicures and pedicures help the clients maintain a state of beauty
when it comes to their nails but as a nail technician, it is important that you recognized
the different contraindications that a client may possess that would make them illegible
for a manicure and pedicure. It will help the clients identify how to properly take care of

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themselves depending on their condition and also prevent further damage if
they went through a treatment that could affect their present state.
If a client has any of the following conditions, a manicure treatment must not be
carried out:
 Tinea unguium - It is a fungal infection that

affects the nail root and penetrates into the
edge portion of the nail landscape and
spreads in the direction of nail growth.
 Paronychia - It is a bacterial infection on the

tissue around the nail. The skin becomes red
and swollen when infected.
 Cuts or abrasions on the hands or arms.

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 Infectious skin diseases, such as ringworm.
 Warts on the hands and arms. These are

local growths in the skin that are caused by
human papilloma virus (HPV) infection.
If a client has any of the following conditions, a pedicure treatment must not be
carried out:
 Athlete’s foot - It is a fungal infection that

usually starts between the toes. It commonly
appears on people that have become very
sweaty while wearing tight-fitting shoes.
 Verrucas - Also called plantar warts, are warts

that develop on plantar surfaces-soles or
bottom of the feet.

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 Diabetes - Due to diabetes, the skin can be thin and fragile and are more
susceptible to infections and slower heating cuts.
 Infectious skin diseases, such as ringworm.
 Cuts or abrasions on the feet or legs.
TIP OF THE DAY!

To easily remember the conditions that a manicure must
not be carried out, just use the acronym WIPCAT.
W- warts on the hands and arms

I - infectious skin diseases (ringworm)
P – paronychia
C – cuts and
A – abrasions
T- Tinea unguium

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TIP OF THE DAY!

To easily remember the conditions that a pedicure must
not be carried out, just use the acronym VIDACA.
V – verrucas
I – infectious skin diseases (ringworm)
D – diabetes
A – athlete’s foot
C – cuts and
A – abrasions
How Much Have You Learned?
Self-Check 3.1
Direction: Enumerate the conditions that should be considered in NOT carrying out the
following nail care services.
MANICURE PEDICURE
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.

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4.
5. 5.
end of lesson reached.
Well done.
You have completed 100% of the lesson.
How much did you learn today? Rate your learning; wherein 5 stars is the
highest and 1 star is the lowest. Write your rating in your TLE notebook.


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Let’s do TLE!

(Teaching and Learning

SANTISIMO ROSARIO INTEGRATED HIGH SCHOOL

Name: ___________________________________ Date: ___________________

Hieee! Thank you for coming back. I’m

Are you ready for your next lesson?

Do you still remember?

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

At the end of the worksheet, you will be able to:

 Describe the characteristics of each contraindication

 Explain why the following are considered as contraindications

What do you need to know?

Information Sheet 3.1

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

 Tinea unguium - It is a fungal infection that

 Paronychia - It is a bacterial infection on the

 Cuts or abrasions on the hands or arms.

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

 Warts on the hands and arms. These are

 Athlete’s foot - It is a fungal infection that

 Verrucas - Also called plantar warts, are warts

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

 Infectious skin diseases, such as ringworm.

 Cuts or abrasions on the feet or legs.

TIP OF THE DAY!

W- warts on the hands and arms

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

TIP OF THE DAY!

I – infectious skin diseases (ringworm)

How Much Have You Learned?

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

end of lesson reached.

You have completed 100% of the lesson.

Worksheet 3: Beauty Care Services (Nail Care)

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