How Well Do You Know Your Fingernails?

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About This Quiz

Have you ever really thought about your fingernails? They're kind of a weird party of our body. We trim, file and paint them but they also indicate important vital signs for our health. This quiz will test your knowledge about your fingernails and probably help you learn some new things!

If your nails are yellowish with a slight pink hue along the base, you should get tested for diabetes.

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almost fact: This is not a sign of diabetes but happens when you are taking medication for diabetes.

Your toenails grow slower than your fingernails at only about 1 millimeter a month.

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almost fact: Your toenails grow way slower than your fingernails - less than 1/2 a millimeter a month.

Did you know that your nails can tell you important things about your health? First of all, what do you think about this: yellow nails may indicate a respiratory problem like chronic bronchitis.

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almost fact: Cracked or brittle nails are a better indicator of respiratory problems.

If we didn't have fingernails, science has suggested that our fingertips would have become more sensitive.

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almost fact: Our fingertips actually would have become less sensitive.

Chronic fatigue syndrome can show up through pale nail beds.

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almost fact: Pale nail beds are a sign of anemia.

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How Well Do You Know Your Fingernails?

About This Quiz

If your nails are yellowish with a slight pink hue along the base, you should get tested for diabetes.

The most popular treatment at the salon is artificial nails.

Your toenails grow slower than your fingernails at only about 1 millimeter a month.

Over the course of a month, fingernails grow about 2 to 3 millimeters.

In the case that you lose an entire fingernail, it will take almost 2 months for it to fully grow back.

Nail polish remover weakens your nails so you shouldn't use it more than once a week.

The last time the woman with the longest nails in the world cut her nails was in 1965.

Most people that do bite their nails, stop by the time they are 18.

Men's nails grow slower than women's.

Lee Redmond's thumbnail is close to four feet long.

Approximately 25% of teenagers in the United States have the bad habit of biting their nails.

Did you know that your nails can tell you important things about your health? First of all, what do you think about this: yellow nails may indicate a respiratory problem like chronic bronchitis.

Melanoma can show up through a black, brown or purple nail.

Fingernails serve the purpose of protecting our fingertips and toes.

If your nails are turning blue, this could be a sign of renal failure.

If we didn't have fingernails, science has suggested that our fingertips would have become more sensitive.

Keratin is found in your skin, hair and also your fingernails.

After you die, your finger nails keep growing for approximately a week.

Your nails grow faster on your dominant hand.

Chronic fatigue syndrome can show up through pale nail beds.

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