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What does laser stand for?

Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

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What is the wavelength for ruby?

694.3 nm

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What is the wavelength for alexandrite?

755 nm

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What is the wavelength for diode?

800 or 810 nm

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What is the wavelength for ND; Yag?

1064 nm

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What determines the depth of penetration?

The melanin (the competing chromophores in the skin)

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What are the 4 basic parameters of laser?

Fluence, pulse width/ pulse duration, spot size, wavelength

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How is a wavelength determined?

by it’s adjacent point. peak to peak/ trough to trough

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Wavelength is measured in what?

nanometers

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Thermal relaxation time is the time necessary for target tissue to cool down by what percent?

50 percent

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What are the 4 types of epidermal cooling?

pre- cooling, post-cooling, parallel - cooling, IPL

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What is selective photo thermolysis?

Targeting of a specific chromophore using a specific wavelength to destroy target without damaging tissue.

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Eye protection is needed while using which classification of lasers?

3B and 4

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What is the optimal optical density rating number?

4.5-7

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Where should you fire extinguisher be located?

inside treatment room or close by

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How long should a client avoid the sun for a laser cosmetic and aesthetic treatment?

14 days (2 weeks)

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Tetracycline is a topical or oral?

Oral

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Erythromycin topical or oral?

Topical

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Which ray penetrates deeper into subcutis layer?

UVA

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What is nm for UVA?

320- 400 nm

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What is the nm for UVB rays?

290- 320 nm

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What skin types always require a spot test?

Fitzpatrick IV (4) through VI (6)

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How long do you postpone laser for a client how was previsouly on accutane?

6 months to a year

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What are the clinical endpoints for hair removal?

peri-follicular, edema and erythema

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What are the clinical endpoints for vascular lesions?

Darkening or blanching

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What are the clinical endpoints for acne?

less oil, puss, inflammation, acne

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What are the clinical endpoints for hyperpigmentation?

Darker lesion

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What can be applied on the skin immediately after a laser hair removal treatment?

post cooling- cold ice pack- aloe vera

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Where on the spectrum are ionizing rays located

the violet side or shorter end of the spectrum or gamma, X-ray, infared

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What topical cream should a client apply during the entire laser commitment?

sunscreen

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What does every laser target?

chromophores

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Laser plumes can cause what kind of problems?

respiratory issues, eye irritation, throat irritation

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What are the 4 ways a laser can interact with the skin?

STAR scatter, transmission, absorption, reflection

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Which of the above interactions is necessary to cause change in the tissue?

Absorption

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Who regulates laser devices?

FDA

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Hydroquinone 4% cream is used to treat what?

post inflammatory hyperpigmentation

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Fluence is measured in what?

Jules/ cm2

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What is the first line of protection for exposure to laser generated airborne contaminates (hair plumes)?

proper ventilation

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People of Indian descent are usually classified of type what?

4 & 5