PSI Texas State Board Nail Tech practice exam

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Which are not beneficial in the use of a foot rasp on the toenail?

Trims length
Smooths rough surfaces
Removes calluses
Shapes toenail edges

The correct answer is: Trims length

The foot rasp is primarily designed for smoothing and refining surfaces, particularly on the feet, rather than for trimming or shortening the toenails. When it comes to toenail care, tools like nail clippers or nippers are more appropriate for trimming the length of nails. Using a foot rasp effectively addresses issues such as smoothing rough surfaces, removing calluses, and shaping toenail edges, which are all tasks directly aligned with the function of the tool. Among the choices, trimming length does not fall within the scope of what a foot rasp is advantageous for. Understanding the intended functions of these tools is key in nail care, ensuring that each is used effectively for its purpose.