1 Tests for anemia or infection. 2  Your doctor may suggest blood tests to check for anemia â a condition in which there aren't enough red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your tissues â or to check for signs of infection. 3  Expert guidelines do not currently recommend antibody or genetic testing for Crohn's disease. Your doctor may suggest blood tests to check for anemia â a condition in which there aren't enough red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to your tissues â or to check for signs of infection. 2  Expert guidelines do not currently recommend antibody or genetic testing for Crohn's disease.
A nail technician has some of the skills of a manicurist, pedicurist, and/or cosmetologist. The nail technician focuses on fingernails and toenails, giving clients manicures and pedicures. All beauty workers, including nail technicians, also perform business record-keeping and are responsible for cleaning and sanitizing their tools and work area.
While each involves grooming the nails and skin of your appendages, the methods and tools differ slightly. A technician trims and shapes the nails of your toes during a pedicure and your fingers during a manicure. The hands or feet soak â hands usually in a small bowl and feet in a small tub attached to a chair. Skin softeners and essential oils may be added to the soaking water to soften your skin and the cuticles. A foot or hand massage is often included in the treatment. Usually, the technician buffs your nails, uses an orange stick to push back the excess skin of the cuticles and applies lotion to your skin. She then brushes on a clear base coat, polish of your choice and a top coat.