ELECTROLYSIS IBEC AND LASER STATE BOARD TEST FINAL
EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM 2024/2025 NEWEST!! COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+.
Subcutaneous and subcutis - ANSWER -Which layer is at the
base of the dermis and is composed of fatty
adipose
tissue
inner root sheath (IRS) - ANSWER -What serves as an anchor
and holds the hair in the follicle
Apocrine glands - ANSWER -What type of gland is located in the
genital and axillae areas and usually the
"smelly
ones"
Type 1 diabetes - ANSWER -Which type of diabetes is insulin
dependent and juvenile
Written permission from DR - ANSWER -Paitents with
Pacemakers and Defibrillators need what in order to
receive
treatment
,Acute or Chronic - ANSWER -Hepatitis C can be either
Sterilization Failure - ANSWER -When the spores in the test
strips are not destroyed
Antiseptics - ANSWER -A substance that will retard the growth
of bacteria
carcinogens,
mutagens and
irritants
HPV (DNA) and HIV - ANSWER -
found in laser plumes
Ventilation, safe work practices and personal protective
equipment - ANSWER -controling laser plumes
ANSI, OSHA and the FDA - ANSWER -Who defines laser
standard safety?
beam and non-beam hazards - ANSWER -2 types of hazards
found when using lasers
eye and skin burns - ANSWER -laser beam hazards
,associated with the laser equipment or substances released
from the laser equipment and fumes emitted
from materials exposed to the lasers beam -
ANSWER -laser non-beam hazards
endosphore - ANSWER -a thick-walled spore produced by a
bacterium to allow it to survive unfavorable
conditions (heat, alcohol, antibiotics,
disinfectants or anti-septics)
ionizing radiation - ANSWER -changes DNA, causes cell
mutation
Tetracycline - ANSWER -drug that
causes photosensitivity
UVA penetrates the deepest
(subcutaneous layer)
UVB penetrates the epidermis -
ANSWER -UVA/UVB rays
Laser Safety Officer (LSO) - ANSWER -the person in the clinic
that is in charge of laser safety and carries
out the tasks described in
ANSI Z136.3 section 1.3
Units of Lye (UL) = time x intensity -
ANSWER -15UL - shallow vellus
, 45UL -
medium
vellus
60UL - deep
terminal
80UL - very
deep terminal
electrodesiccation - ANSWER -minor surgery performed with an
electrode; dehydration of tissue by use of
high-
freq
critical items - ANSWER -instruments that come in direct contact
with bloodstream or normally sterile areas
of the body *must be
pre-sterilized*
semi-crticial items - ANSWER -instruments that may come in
contact with mucous membranes and non-
intact
skin
non-critical items - ANSWER -instruments that will come in
contact only with intact skin
motor neurons - ANSWER -Efferent nerves also called
EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM 2024/2025 NEWEST!! COMPLETE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS ) ALREADY GRADED A+.
Subcutaneous and subcutis - ANSWER -Which layer is at the
base of the dermis and is composed of fatty
adipose
tissue
inner root sheath (IRS) - ANSWER -What serves as an anchor
and holds the hair in the follicle
Apocrine glands - ANSWER -What type of gland is located in the
genital and axillae areas and usually the
"smelly
ones"
Type 1 diabetes - ANSWER -Which type of diabetes is insulin
dependent and juvenile
Written permission from DR - ANSWER -Paitents with
Pacemakers and Defibrillators need what in order to
receive
treatment
,Acute or Chronic - ANSWER -Hepatitis C can be either
Sterilization Failure - ANSWER -When the spores in the test
strips are not destroyed
Antiseptics - ANSWER -A substance that will retard the growth
of bacteria
carcinogens,
mutagens and
irritants
HPV (DNA) and HIV - ANSWER -
found in laser plumes
Ventilation, safe work practices and personal protective
equipment - ANSWER -controling laser plumes
ANSI, OSHA and the FDA - ANSWER -Who defines laser
standard safety?
beam and non-beam hazards - ANSWER -2 types of hazards
found when using lasers
eye and skin burns - ANSWER -laser beam hazards
,associated with the laser equipment or substances released
from the laser equipment and fumes emitted
from materials exposed to the lasers beam -
ANSWER -laser non-beam hazards
endosphore - ANSWER -a thick-walled spore produced by a
bacterium to allow it to survive unfavorable
conditions (heat, alcohol, antibiotics,
disinfectants or anti-septics)
ionizing radiation - ANSWER -changes DNA, causes cell
mutation
Tetracycline - ANSWER -drug that
causes photosensitivity
UVA penetrates the deepest
(subcutaneous layer)
UVB penetrates the epidermis -
ANSWER -UVA/UVB rays
Laser Safety Officer (LSO) - ANSWER -the person in the clinic
that is in charge of laser safety and carries
out the tasks described in
ANSI Z136.3 section 1.3
Units of Lye (UL) = time x intensity -
ANSWER -15UL - shallow vellus
, 45UL -
medium
vellus
60UL - deep
terminal
80UL - very
deep terminal
electrodesiccation - ANSWER -minor surgery performed with an
electrode; dehydration of tissue by use of
high-
freq
critical items - ANSWER -instruments that come in direct contact
with bloodstream or normally sterile areas
of the body *must be
pre-sterilized*
semi-crticial items - ANSWER -instruments that may come in
contact with mucous membranes and non-
intact
skin
non-critical items - ANSWER -instruments that will come in
contact only with intact skin
motor neurons - ANSWER -Efferent nerves also called
