ELECTROLYSIS IBEC+LASER STATE BOARD FINAL EXAM PREP
|COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED EXPERT SOLUTIONS
|2026 LATEST UPDATED
Laser stands for what? - (answer)Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
What is the distance measured in nanometers between two peaks or two troughs
known as? - (answer)Wavelength
Light of only one color & one specific wavelength is known as? -
(answer)Monochromatic
Refraction is also known as what? - (answer)Transmission
,The process where by a newly created photon of light (generated through
amplification) acquires energy equal to the photons that created it is known as? -
(answer)Stimulated Emission
The states of equilibrium or middle state of light - (answer)Metastable State
Who theorized stimulated emission? - (answer)Albert Einstein
The part of the laser that contains the active medium is called? - (answer)Resinator
cavity
What are the states of light in stimulated emission? - (answer)Ground State
Excited State
Singlet State
Metastable State
,Alexandrite laer is in the visible light spectrum at what wavelength? - (answer)755
nm
The Nd:YAG laser falls in the invisible light spectrum with a wavelength of what?
- (answer)1064 nm
What type of wave is used in laser hair removal? - (answer)Pulsed wave
A chromophore is also know at what? - (answer)Target
The chromophore absorbs what? - (answer)Energy
Goggles worn by the patient and practitioner must be approved by which group? -
(answer)ANSI (American National Standard Institute) for Class 3B and Class 4
Lasers
Each laser wavelength is what to its machine? - (answer)Specific
, What are the parameters when doing laser hair removal? - (answer)Wavelength
Spot Size
Fluence
Pulse Width
Pulsed lasers allow for selective heating of specific targets, this is also known as? -
(answer)Selective Photothermolysis
The rate/amount of energy delivered within a given area is known as? -
(answer)Fluence
An increase in fluence equals an increase in what? - (answer)Heat. Resulting in
more damage
The length of time the light/energy is in contact with the target that is measured in
milliseconds (ms): - (answer)Pulse width/Pulse duration
|COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED EXPERT SOLUTIONS
|2026 LATEST UPDATED
Laser stands for what? - (answer)Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
What is the distance measured in nanometers between two peaks or two troughs
known as? - (answer)Wavelength
Light of only one color & one specific wavelength is known as? -
(answer)Monochromatic
Refraction is also known as what? - (answer)Transmission
,The process where by a newly created photon of light (generated through
amplification) acquires energy equal to the photons that created it is known as? -
(answer)Stimulated Emission
The states of equilibrium or middle state of light - (answer)Metastable State
Who theorized stimulated emission? - (answer)Albert Einstein
The part of the laser that contains the active medium is called? - (answer)Resinator
cavity
What are the states of light in stimulated emission? - (answer)Ground State
Excited State
Singlet State
Metastable State
,Alexandrite laer is in the visible light spectrum at what wavelength? - (answer)755
nm
The Nd:YAG laser falls in the invisible light spectrum with a wavelength of what?
- (answer)1064 nm
What type of wave is used in laser hair removal? - (answer)Pulsed wave
A chromophore is also know at what? - (answer)Target
The chromophore absorbs what? - (answer)Energy
Goggles worn by the patient and practitioner must be approved by which group? -
(answer)ANSI (American National Standard Institute) for Class 3B and Class 4
Lasers
Each laser wavelength is what to its machine? - (answer)Specific
, What are the parameters when doing laser hair removal? - (answer)Wavelength
Spot Size
Fluence
Pulse Width
Pulsed lasers allow for selective heating of specific targets, this is also known as? -
(answer)Selective Photothermolysis
The rate/amount of energy delivered within a given area is known as? -
(answer)Fluence
An increase in fluence equals an increase in what? - (answer)Heat. Resulting in
more damage
The length of time the light/energy is in contact with the target that is measured in
milliseconds (ms): - (answer)Pulse width/Pulse duration
