LASER HAIR REMOVAL TRAINING
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM REVIEW 2026 FULLY
SOLVED GRADED A+
◉ Fitzpatrick skin type II. Answer: Caucasian.
◉ Plume content in laser/IPL treatment. Answer: The malodorous smell
that occurs when the laser/IPL hits the hair.
◉ Galvanic electrolysis substances. Answer: Hydrochloric acid and
sodium chloride.
◉ Ionizing radiation in electromagnetic spectrum. Answer: Radiation
below violet light.
◉ Scabies-causing parasites. Answer: Mites.
◉ Definition of edema. Answer: Accumulation of interstitial fluid
between cells in the skin.
◉ Ringworm. Answer: A skin fungal infection.
,◉ High frequency hair removal insertion issue. Answer: Petechia.
◉ Location of melanin in skin. Answer: Basal layer.
◉ Preferred laser for photo-epilation on skin type V & VI. Answer: Nd
YAG (1064 nm).
◉ Diabetes hair removal treatment advice. Answer: Ask for the approval
of a physician.
◉ High frequency heat production. Answer: Point effect.
◉ Hepatitis B disease classification. Answer: Not a communicable
disease.
◉ Galvanic hair removal procedure. Answer: Involves applying an
intensity current of 0.5 mA for 6 seconds.
◉ The clients hair in the area to treat are coarse and deeper , which of
the following needle size will be the best. Answer: 0.004
, ◉ Where the fire extinguisher must be located. Answer: Inside the laser
room
◉ About the ultraviolet radiation you can say:. Answer: The UVA
reaches greater then UVB
◉ If a person with diabetes, ask you for hair removal treatment you
better. Answer: Ask for the approval of a physician
◉ In LA magnet spectrum ionizing radiation could be. Answer:
Radiation below violet light
◉ To disinfect the surface of the treatment room that has been visible
contaminated with body fluids you better use. Answer: Hospital level
disinfectant
◉ Where can we find melanin in the skin. Answer: Basal layer
◉ If galvanic hair removal procedure, you apply an intensity current of
the 0.5 MA for six seconds, the quantity of lye produced was. Answer:
30 units of lye
◉ Disinfecting a surface contaminated with body fluids. Answer: c)
Hospital level disinfectant,
COMPREHENSIVE EXAM REVIEW 2026 FULLY
SOLVED GRADED A+
◉ Fitzpatrick skin type II. Answer: Caucasian.
◉ Plume content in laser/IPL treatment. Answer: The malodorous smell
that occurs when the laser/IPL hits the hair.
◉ Galvanic electrolysis substances. Answer: Hydrochloric acid and
sodium chloride.
◉ Ionizing radiation in electromagnetic spectrum. Answer: Radiation
below violet light.
◉ Scabies-causing parasites. Answer: Mites.
◉ Definition of edema. Answer: Accumulation of interstitial fluid
between cells in the skin.
◉ Ringworm. Answer: A skin fungal infection.
,◉ High frequency hair removal insertion issue. Answer: Petechia.
◉ Location of melanin in skin. Answer: Basal layer.
◉ Preferred laser for photo-epilation on skin type V & VI. Answer: Nd
YAG (1064 nm).
◉ Diabetes hair removal treatment advice. Answer: Ask for the approval
of a physician.
◉ High frequency heat production. Answer: Point effect.
◉ Hepatitis B disease classification. Answer: Not a communicable
disease.
◉ Galvanic hair removal procedure. Answer: Involves applying an
intensity current of 0.5 mA for 6 seconds.
◉ The clients hair in the area to treat are coarse and deeper , which of
the following needle size will be the best. Answer: 0.004
, ◉ Where the fire extinguisher must be located. Answer: Inside the laser
room
◉ About the ultraviolet radiation you can say:. Answer: The UVA
reaches greater then UVB
◉ If a person with diabetes, ask you for hair removal treatment you
better. Answer: Ask for the approval of a physician
◉ In LA magnet spectrum ionizing radiation could be. Answer:
Radiation below violet light
◉ To disinfect the surface of the treatment room that has been visible
contaminated with body fluids you better use. Answer: Hospital level
disinfectant
◉ Where can we find melanin in the skin. Answer: Basal layer
◉ If galvanic hair removal procedure, you apply an intensity current of
the 0.5 MA for six seconds, the quantity of lye produced was. Answer:
30 units of lye
◉ Disinfecting a surface contaminated with body fluids. Answer: c)
Hospital level disinfectant,
