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ELECTROLYSIS IBEC+LASER STATE BOARD
EXAM BANK 2025/2026 | ACCURATE REAL
EXAM VERSIONS WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS | EXPERT VERIFIED
FOR GUARANTEED PASS
Laser stands for what? - correct-answer-Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
Open circuit - correct-answer-Flow that has been interrupted by a break or gap
Axons - correct-answer-Carries impulses AWAY from the nerve cells
Dendrites - correct-answer-Carries Impulses TOWARDS the nerve cells
Central nervous system - correct-answer-Cerebro spinal also known as
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Peripheral nervous system (PNS) - correct-answer-Sensory and motor nerves
when distributed to all parts of the body are parts of the
Hepatitis A - correct-answer-Which hepatitis is transmitted through fecal oral and
can survive for months
Hepatitis (most common A, B and C) - correct-answer-Which disease is
inflammation of the liver (viral infection)
At least monthly - correct-answer-How often should you verify proper use and
function of sterilization equipment
macule - correct-answer-A stain, spot, or thickening. A discolored spot on the skin,
that is not elevated above the surface.
corpuscle - correct-answer-A small mass or body. A blood Cell.
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Fungus - correct-answer-A simple parasitic plant, lacking chlorophyll, true roots,
stems and leaves and reproduced by spores. They feed on living or dead organic
material.
cell - correct-answer-Is a unit of protoplasm consisting of a nucleus, surrounded
by cytoplasm, and enclosed in the cell membrane
Central Nervous System (CNS) - correct-answer-The brain and spinal cord,
enclosed by the skull and vertebral canal
Excoriation - correct-answer-An injury to the surface of the skin caused by
scratching or abrasion
Caustic - correct-answer-A corrosive chemical or agent which is capable of
burning or destroying living tissue
Frequency (Hz) - correct-answer-In electricity, the number of cycles per second of
alternating current
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Hemophilia - correct-answer-A congenital anomaly characterized by excessive
bleeding due to the deficiency of the coagulation factor
herpes - correct-answer-An inflammatory skin disease, characterized by the
formation of small vesicles in clusters; contagious
Lipoma - correct-answer-A benign tumor usually composed of mature fat cells
Eschar - correct-answer-A scab or dry crust resulting from a thermal or chemical
burn, or infection
Lymphatic System - correct-answer-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 - correct-answer-The process of eliminating, shedding, or getting rid of
substances from the body; waste matter that is produced by some cells
ELECTROLYSIS IBEC+LASER STATE BOARD
EXAM BANK 2025/2026 | ACCURATE REAL
EXAM VERSIONS WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS | EXPERT VERIFIED
FOR GUARANTEED PASS
Laser stands for what? - correct-answer-Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
Radiation
Open circuit - correct-answer-Flow that has been interrupted by a break or gap
Axons - correct-answer-Carries impulses AWAY from the nerve cells
Dendrites - correct-answer-Carries Impulses TOWARDS the nerve cells
Central nervous system - correct-answer-Cerebro spinal also known as
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Peripheral nervous system (PNS) - correct-answer-Sensory and motor nerves
when distributed to all parts of the body are parts of the
Hepatitis A - correct-answer-Which hepatitis is transmitted through fecal oral and
can survive for months
Hepatitis (most common A, B and C) - correct-answer-Which disease is
inflammation of the liver (viral infection)
At least monthly - correct-answer-How often should you verify proper use and
function of sterilization equipment
macule - correct-answer-A stain, spot, or thickening. A discolored spot on the skin,
that is not elevated above the surface.
corpuscle - correct-answer-A small mass or body. A blood Cell.
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Fungus - correct-answer-A simple parasitic plant, lacking chlorophyll, true roots,
stems and leaves and reproduced by spores. They feed on living or dead organic
material.
cell - correct-answer-Is a unit of protoplasm consisting of a nucleus, surrounded
by cytoplasm, and enclosed in the cell membrane
Central Nervous System (CNS) - correct-answer-The brain and spinal cord,
enclosed by the skull and vertebral canal
Excoriation - correct-answer-An injury to the surface of the skin caused by
scratching or abrasion
Caustic - correct-answer-A corrosive chemical or agent which is capable of
burning or destroying living tissue
Frequency (Hz) - correct-answer-In electricity, the number of cycles per second of
alternating current
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Hemophilia - correct-answer-A congenital anomaly characterized by excessive
bleeding due to the deficiency of the coagulation factor
herpes - correct-answer-An inflammatory skin disease, characterized by the
formation of small vesicles in clusters; contagious
Lipoma - correct-answer-A benign tumor usually composed of mature fat cells
Eschar - correct-answer-A scab or dry crust resulting from a thermal or chemical
burn, or infection
Lymphatic System - correct-answer-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 - correct-answer-The process of eliminating, shedding, or getting rid of
substances from the body; waste matter that is produced by some cells
