Master esthetics laser test
What does the term LASER stand for - answer Light
Amplification by the
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
modern lasers used in todays esthetics operate on what theory? - answer selective
photothermolysis
what are the colored bodies in tissue which absorb the
light of a particular wavelength – answer chromospheres
ordinary light is generated as electrons give off energy in the form of what? - answer
protons
lightwaves that are traveling in the same direction
ending in unison with each other are called what? - answer coherent light
hair follicles respond more favorably to laser
when they are in what phase? – answer anagen
a condition characterized by excessive growth of hair
or the presence hair in unusual places is called – answer hypertrichosis
flush, followed by red discoloration, dilation of capillaries on the nose, cheeks and fore
head is called what - answerroseca
distance from one peak to the next is called
what - answerwavelenght
if poulstruation is longer than the thermal relaxation
time what can happen - answerburned, damage to the adjacent tissue
a general physical process involving moving particles
in a non uniform pattern is called - answerscatter
smoke vapor or airborne particles that are byproducts of laser are called what -
answerplume
the span of frequencies including gamma rays, television rays, and cosmic rays are
called - answerelectromagnetic spectrum
What does the term LASER stand for - answer Light
Amplification by the
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
modern lasers used in todays esthetics operate on what theory? - answer selective
photothermolysis
what are the colored bodies in tissue which absorb the
light of a particular wavelength – answer chromospheres
ordinary light is generated as electrons give off energy in the form of what? - answer
protons
lightwaves that are traveling in the same direction
ending in unison with each other are called what? - answer coherent light
hair follicles respond more favorably to laser
when they are in what phase? – answer anagen
a condition characterized by excessive growth of hair
or the presence hair in unusual places is called – answer hypertrichosis
flush, followed by red discoloration, dilation of capillaries on the nose, cheeks and fore
head is called what - answerroseca
distance from one peak to the next is called
what - answerwavelenght
if poulstruation is longer than the thermal relaxation
time what can happen - answerburned, damage to the adjacent tissue
a general physical process involving moving particles
in a non uniform pattern is called - answerscatter
smoke vapor or airborne particles that are byproducts of laser are called what -
answerplume
the span of frequencies including gamma rays, television rays, and cosmic rays are
called - answerelectromagnetic spectrum
