Matching Type Directions: Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer in your quiz notebook. Column A Column B 1. Leuconychia a) ingrown nails 2. Onychocryptosis b) inflammation of the skin around the nail 3. Onycholysis c) wavy ridges 4. Paronychia d) shedding of one or more nails 5. Koilonychia e) bitten nails 6. Onychophagy f) white spots 7. Onychoptosis g) an overgrowth of the nail in thíckness 8. Onychomycosis h) spoon nails 9. Corrugations i) ringworm of the nails 10. Onychauxis ) loosening of the nail

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