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What does laser stand for?
Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
What is the wavelength for ruby?
694.3 nm
What is the wavelength for alexandrite?
755 nm
What is the wavelength for diode?
800 or 810 nm
What is the wavelength for ND; Yag?
1064 nm
What determines the depth of penetration?
The melanin (the competing chromophores in the skin)
What are the 4 basic parameters of laser?
Fluence, pulse width/ pulse duration, spot size, wavelength
How is a wavelength determined?
by it’s adjacent point. peak to peak/ trough to trough
Wavelength is measured in what?
nanometers
Thermal relaxation time is the time necessary for target tissue to cool down by what percent?
50 percent
What are the 4 types of epidermal cooling?
pre- cooling, post-cooling, parallel - cooling, IPL
What is selective photo thermolysis?
Targeting of a specific chromophore using a specific wavelength to destroy target without damaging tissue.
Eye protection is needed while using which classification of lasers?
3B and 4
What is the optimal optical density rating number?
4.5-7
Where should you fire extinguisher be located?
inside treatment room or close by
How long should a client avoid the sun for a laser cosmetic and aesthetic treatment?
14 days (2 weeks)
Tetracycline is a topical or oral?
Oral
Erythromycin topical or oral?
Topical
Which ray penetrates deeper into subcutis layer?
UVA
What is nm for UVA?
320- 400 nm
What is the nm for UVB rays?
290- 320 nm
What skin types always require a spot test?
Fitzpatrick IV (4) through VI (6)
How long do you postpone laser for a client how was previsouly on accutane?
6 months to a year
What are the clinical endpoints for hair removal?
peri-follicular, edema and erythema
What are the clinical endpoints for vascular lesions?
Darkening or blanching
What are the clinical endpoints for acne?
less oil, puss, inflammation, acne
What are the clinical endpoints for hyperpigmentation?
Darker lesion
What can be applied on the skin immediately after a laser hair removal treatment?
post cooling- cold ice pack- aloe vera
Where on the spectrum are ionizing rays located
the violet side or shorter end of the spectrum or gamma, X-ray, infared
What topical cream should a client apply during the entire laser commitment?
sunscreen
What does every laser target?
chromophores
Laser plumes can cause what kind of problems?
respiratory issues, eye irritation, throat irritation
What are the 4 ways a laser can interact with the skin?
STAR scatter, transmission, absorption, reflection
Which of the above interactions is necessary to cause change in the tissue?
Absorption
Who regulates laser devices?
FDA
Hydroquinone 4% cream is used to treat what?
post inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Fluence is measured in what?
Jules/ cm2
What is the first line of protection for exposure to laser generated airborne contaminates (hair plumes)?
proper ventilation
People of Indian descent are usually classified of type what?
4 & 5