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• Manicuring


  The care of hands and nails
• Pedicure


  Professional care for the feet
• Manicure helps improve the general appearance and good health of the hands
• A pedicure does the same to the feet
• Parts of the nail

  • Nail body or plate
  • Nail root
  • Free edge
  • Nail bed
  • Matrix
  • Lunula
  • Cuticle
  • Nail walls
  • Nail grooves
  • Mantle
  • Eponychium
  • Hyponychium
  • Perionychium
• Nail shapes


  • Round
  • Square
  • Stiletto/pointed
  • Oval
  • Almond
  • Squoval
  • Coffin
• Preparation for a plain manicure

  1. Remove old polish

  2. Shape the nails

  3. Soften cuticle

  4. Dry fingertips

  5. Apply cuticle remover

  6. Loosen cuticle

  7. Clean under free edge

  8. Cleanse nails

  9. Bevel nails

  10. Apply base coat

  11. Apply liquid polish

  12. Remove excess polish

  13. Apply top or seal coat

  14. Apply hand lotion
• A bedroom is a private space used for sleeping, dressing, or relaxing.
• The dining room is where people eat their meals together.
• The purpose of the kitchen is to prepare food.
• Dining rooms are usually located near the kitchen and are designed specifically for eating meals with family members or friends.
• The living room is where people gather together to relax, entertain guests, watch TV, read books, play games, etc.
• The living room is where family members spend time together watching TV, playing games, or reading books.
• The bathroom is where people wash themselves with water.
• The kitchen is where food is prepared and cooked.
• Kitchens are typically equipped with appliances such as refrigerators, stovetops, ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, and sinks.
• Tools


  Articles used in nail care services which are durable or permanent and are hand-held
• Materials


  Cosmetics and supplies that are consumed and should be replaced from time to time. Also called consumables.
• Equipment


  Permanent things like furniture and fixtures used to perform nail services
• Fish cage


  The area enclosed by nets on all sides utilizing the lake bed and other bodies of water as the bottom enclosure
• Mooring


  What you need to put in place to help the whole cage in a certain location and to prevent it from drifting along with the water current
• Soil profile


  The sequence of soil layer or horizons extending from the soil surface to the parent rock materials
• Soil texture


  What affects the process of water movement such as drainage, water storage, working properties among others
• Olericulture


  The branch of horticulture that refers to the growing of vegetables
• Taproot


  It stores sugar and starch
• Stoma


  The cells that open close a small space or pore on the underside of the leaf to allow the leaf to breathe and transpire
• Epiphytes


  Plants that grow on other plants but are not parasitic because they obtain nourishment from the air and other source but not from their host plant
• Xylem


  The part of the vascular tissues that conducts water and dissolved minerals upward from the roots to the shoots
• School


  The group of fish of the same species that occupies a definite area of the ocean
• Leaf


  The plants main photosynthesis organ
• Petioles


  Plants that belong to the grass family lack
• Poultry


  The collective term for domesticated birds that are raised for either meat, eggs or as pets
• What the government promotes to control the cocolisap infestation

  • Application of chemical pesticides
  • Carefully study of massive scab of pesticides application
  • Provision of pesticide application to farmers
  • Use of systematic pesticides
• How vaccination is applied in preventing infectious poultry diseases particularly for Newcastle disease

  1. Via drinking water

  2. Use of needles

  3. Eye and nose dropper

  4. Intramuscular
• Biopesticides


  Substances derived from plants that are applied to protect crops against certain diseases and pests
• Cultural methods of controlling crop pests/diseases

  • Soil covering
  • Relay cropping
  • Soil combination
  • Early cropping
• Aphids


  Pest that is always found in clusters under the leaves of indoor and outdoor plants
• How to prevent the spread of diseases from a newly introduced species

  1. Culling

  2. Quarantine

  3. Medication

  4. Burning
• Preventive measures for fish fungus in fishponds

  • Proper fish handling
  • Improved water quality
  • Avoiding handling of fish in cold water
  • Low organic salt in water
• Vegetable diseases

  • Carcospora leaf spot
  • Anthracnose
  • Mosaic
  • Bacterial blight