ELECTROLYSIS IBEC LASER TEST 2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Hepatitis (most common A, B and C) - ✔✔Which disease is inflammation of the liver
(viral infection)
✔✔At least monthly - ✔✔How often should you verify proper use and function of
sterilization equiptment
✔✔macule - ✔✔A stain, spot, or thickening. A discolored spot on the skin, that is not
elevated above the surface.
✔✔corpucle - ✔✔A small mass or body. A blood Cell.
✔✔Fungus - ✔✔A simple parasitic plant, lacking chlorophyll, true roots, stems and
leaves and reproduced by spores. They feed on living or dead organic material.
✔✔cell - ✔✔Is a unit of protoplasm consisting of a nucleus, surrounded by cytoplasm,
and enclosed in the cell membrane
✔✔Central Nervous System (CNS) - ✔✔The brain and spinal cord, enclosed by the
skull and vertebral canal
✔✔Excoriation - ✔✔An injury to the surface of the skin caused by scratching or
abrasion
✔✔Caustic - ✔✔A corrosive chemical or agent which is capable of burning or destroying
living tissue
✔✔Frequency (Hz) - ✔✔In electricity, the number of cycles per second of alternating
current
, ✔✔Hemophilia - ✔✔A congenital anomaly characterized by excessive bleeding due to
the deficiency of the coagulation factor
✔✔herpes - ✔✔An inflammatory skin disease, characterized by the formation of small
vesicles in clusters; contagious
✔✔Lipoma - ✔✔A benign tumor usually composed of mature fat cells
✔✔Eschar - ✔✔A scab or dry crust resulting from a thermal or chemical burn, or
infection
✔✔Lymphatic System - ✔✔A vast, complex network of capillaries, thin vessels, valves,
ducts, nodes, and organs that help to protect and maintain the internal fluid environment
of the entire body
✔✔Excretion - ✔✔The process of eliminating, shedding, or getting rid of substances
from the body; waste matter that is produced by some cells
✔✔Herpes Zoster - ✔✔Shingles; an acute, unilateral, self-limited inflammatory disease
of the nerve endings, caused by chicken pox and characterized by groups of small
vesicles in the cutaneous areas of the affected nerves, and is associated with
neurological pain
✔✔Bulla - ✔✔A blister containing fluid
✔✔Hematoma - ✔✔A collection of blood trapped in the tissues of the skin or in an
organ, usually resulting from trauma
✔✔lentigo - ✔✔A tan or brown macule on the skin brought on by the decomposition of
melanocytes in the skin in response to sun exposure; freckle
✔✔Dysmenorrhea - ✔✔Painful menstruation
✔✔Eczema - ✔✔A superficial inflammatory process involving primarily the epidermis;
papillose and vesicles: weep, ooze, crust and often cause pigment changes
✔✔Allergy - ✔✔A hypersensitive state acquired through exposure to a particular
allergens, re-exposure to a particular allergen, or re-exposure bringing to light an altered
capacity to react
✔✔Amenorrhea - ✔✔Absence of, or abnormal stoppage, the menses
✔✔Erythrocyte - ✔✔Red blood cells or corpuscles; function is to transport oxygen
AND ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔Hepatitis (most common A, B and C) - ✔✔Which disease is inflammation of the liver
(viral infection)
✔✔At least monthly - ✔✔How often should you verify proper use and function of
sterilization equiptment
✔✔macule - ✔✔A stain, spot, or thickening. A discolored spot on the skin, that is not
elevated above the surface.
✔✔corpucle - ✔✔A small mass or body. A blood Cell.
✔✔Fungus - ✔✔A simple parasitic plant, lacking chlorophyll, true roots, stems and
leaves and reproduced by spores. They feed on living or dead organic material.
✔✔cell - ✔✔Is a unit of protoplasm consisting of a nucleus, surrounded by cytoplasm,
and enclosed in the cell membrane
✔✔Central Nervous System (CNS) - ✔✔The brain and spinal cord, enclosed by the
skull and vertebral canal
✔✔Excoriation - ✔✔An injury to the surface of the skin caused by scratching or
abrasion
✔✔Caustic - ✔✔A corrosive chemical or agent which is capable of burning or destroying
living tissue
✔✔Frequency (Hz) - ✔✔In electricity, the number of cycles per second of alternating
current
, ✔✔Hemophilia - ✔✔A congenital anomaly characterized by excessive bleeding due to
the deficiency of the coagulation factor
✔✔herpes - ✔✔An inflammatory skin disease, characterized by the formation of small
vesicles in clusters; contagious
✔✔Lipoma - ✔✔A benign tumor usually composed of mature fat cells
✔✔Eschar - ✔✔A scab or dry crust resulting from a thermal or chemical burn, or
infection
✔✔Lymphatic System - ✔✔A vast, complex network of capillaries, thin vessels, valves,
ducts, nodes, and organs that help to protect and maintain the internal fluid environment
of the entire body
✔✔Excretion - ✔✔The process of eliminating, shedding, or getting rid of substances
from the body; waste matter that is produced by some cells
✔✔Herpes Zoster - ✔✔Shingles; an acute, unilateral, self-limited inflammatory disease
of the nerve endings, caused by chicken pox and characterized by groups of small
vesicles in the cutaneous areas of the affected nerves, and is associated with
neurological pain
✔✔Bulla - ✔✔A blister containing fluid
✔✔Hematoma - ✔✔A collection of blood trapped in the tissues of the skin or in an
organ, usually resulting from trauma
✔✔lentigo - ✔✔A tan or brown macule on the skin brought on by the decomposition of
melanocytes in the skin in response to sun exposure; freckle
✔✔Dysmenorrhea - ✔✔Painful menstruation
✔✔Eczema - ✔✔A superficial inflammatory process involving primarily the epidermis;
papillose and vesicles: weep, ooze, crust and often cause pigment changes
✔✔Allergy - ✔✔A hypersensitive state acquired through exposure to a particular
allergens, re-exposure to a particular allergen, or re-exposure bringing to light an altered
capacity to react
✔✔Amenorrhea - ✔✔Absence of, or abnormal stoppage, the menses
✔✔Erythrocyte - ✔✔Red blood cells or corpuscles; function is to transport oxygen