E-File Do's and Don'ts Quiz

What is the recommended maximum speed when purchasing an e-file?

• 20,000- 25,000 rpms

• 40,000 - 45,00 rpms

• 30,000 - 35,000 rpms

• 10,000 - 15,000rpms

What is the purpose of having an anchor point when using an e-file?

• To reduce the speed of the e-file

• To increase the vibration of the handpiece

• To provide a starting off point for filing

• To prevent the use of side to side motion

What can happen if you remain in one spot for too long while filing with an e-file?

• The e-file will overheat

• Friction can cause burning

• The nail will become too thin

• The e-file will stop working

Which type of sanding bands is recommended for use on natural nails?

• Medium or fine bands

• Coarse bands

• Smooth bands

• Extra fine bands

What is the recommended use for bits with flutes on an e-file?

• On natural nails

• On nail enhancements

• On the cuticles

• On the skin around the nails

What is the main purpose of using a smooth top safety bit on an e-file?

• To shape the nails

• To remove gel polish

• To eliminate cutting the cuticles

• To create nail art designs

What is the recommended approach for filing with an e-file to speed up the process?

• Moving the file back and forth side to side

• Using the file at the highest speed

• Holding the file in one spot for a longer time

• Moving the file in a circular motion

What is the consequence of using a coarse bit on natural nails?

• It will lead to uneven filing

• It will make the nails too smooth

• It can result in burning and discomfort

• It will cause the nails to become too thick

What is the recommended approach for beginners when learning to use an e-file?

• Start learning on clients immediately

• Avoid using an anchor point

• Use a practice hand or practice finger

• Use the e-file at the highest speed

What is the recommended action if the e-file starts to generate heat while filing?

• Increase the speed of the e-file

• Continue filing in the same spot

• Stop filing and allow the e-file to cool down

• Apply more pressure while filing