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A
Recommended
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B
Prohibited in many jurisdictions and considered unsafe/outside scope
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C
Required
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D
The best method
Why this is the answer
Using a credo blade or razor to cut or shave calluses is prohibited in many states and considered unsafe, because it can easily cut the client, cause bleeding, and lead to infection — and such cutting may be outside the cosmetologist's scope. Calluses should instead be smoothed with appropriate files or treatments, not cut with a blade. Knowing that callus-cutting blades are restricted/banned and unsafe is an important pedicure-safety rule. The exam expects candidates to know not to use razors/credo blades on skin.
Source: Skin & Nails — Callus Safety