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Photons striking similar excited atoms will induce the process, a chain reaction occurs where production of photons amps
Stimulated Emission
Exciting Atoms
Spontaneous Emission
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The distance between peaks of energy is measured in __________
Nanometers
Wavelengths
Centimeters
Protons
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Surrounds the active medium, has mirrors that reflect photons back and forth and as they collide they multiply and +
Photons
Optical Resonator (Laser Cavity)
Active Medium
Power Supply
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used in some skin rejuvenation procedures where topicals are activated by emitted light
Observation
Physical reaction
Scientific Observation
Chemical Reaction
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What does STAR mean?
Scatter, Transmission, Absorption, Reflection
Scatter, Travel, Add, Reflect
Sit, Talk, Aim, Reflect
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Blood changes from a liquid to a solid causing deterioration of the target chromophore or structure
Stimulation
Ablation
Coagulation
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the rate at which specific chormophores will absorb given wavelengths.
wavelenth
Monochromatic
STAR
Absorption Coefficient
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Invisible to the human eye, Non-Ionizing, and slightly weaker than visible light
laser
Infrared Light
radiation light
Sunlight
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Occurs when photons change direction and travel to unwanted tissue. Ex: Gets Distracted
Transmit
Absorb
Reflect
Scatter
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A combination of hardware and software that work together to control the release of laser light on to the skin
Laser Light
Delivery System
Monochromatic
Peak Optical Energy
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Thermal, Coagulation of vessel wall
Skin Rejuventation
Vein Therapy
LHR
Pigmented Lesion
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Source of electricity used to excite the atoms
Active Medium
Power Supply
Outlet
battery
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Intended target is covered or surrounded by chromophores
Chromophores
Tattoo Removal
Pigmented Lesions
Competing Chromophores
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Vein Therapy Chromophore and Example
Hemoglobin, Blood in vein
Pigment, tattoo ink
Water, Water in epidermis/dermis
Melanin, Sun Spot, melasma and freckle
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occurs when photons are absorbed by the tissue- this is the goal. Has a target and absorbs it.
Refection
Transmission
Scatter
Absorption
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Maximum Optical power a laser pulse will attain.
Peak Optical Energy
Laser Light
Monochromatic
ND:YAG
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when photons travel as a single unit with the same distance between peaks and troughs of energy.
Collimated
Coherent
Monochromatic
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The range of wavelengths or frequencies over which electromagnetic radiation extends.
Wavelength
Ultraviolet light
Ionizing Radiation
Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Thermal Reaction, Coagulation of vessel, Ablation of the bulge containing the stem cells.
Tattoo removal
LHR
Skin Rejuvenation
Pigmented lesions
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when heat is used to produce the desired effect in cosmetic applications such as LHR, Skin rejuvenation, etc
Light
Chemical
Thermal Reactions
Heat
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1 trillionth of a second
Picosecond
1 Second
millisecond
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Emit energy in the form of photons, will always seek to return to its original energy level
Energy
UV Energy
Spontaneous Emission
Stimulated Emission
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Acoustic, Ablation of tattoo ink
Vein Therapy
LHR
Pigmented lesions
Tattoo Removal
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allows lasers to all travel to a focused spot size
Collimated
Coherent
Monochromatic
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Grouping of cells within the tissue structure that absorb light at a specific frequency/wavelength. Chromaphore=target
Monochromatic
Chromaphore
Energy
Atoms
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Non- harmful radiation and does not carry enough energy to ionize other atoms or molecules.
Wavelenth
Ionizing Radiation
Non- Ionizing Radiation
Radiation
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Range of wavelengths visible to the human eye and range from 400nm-700nm
Visible Light
Lasers
Ultra Violet Light
LED Light
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Chemical or Thermal Reaction, Stimulation of dermal fibers
Tattoo Removal
Skin Rejuventation
LHR
Pigmented Lesions
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when neither absorption nor transmission of the wavelength are achieved. Reflected off of the skin and dissipates
Transmission
Reflection
Scatter
Absorbed
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The term ________ is energy that travels and spreads out as it goes and is also used to refer to light.
Laser
wavelength
LED
radiation
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Harmful radiation that causes “free radicals”
Ultra Violet Light
Non Ionizing Radiation
Ionizing Radiation
Radiation
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Ionizing Light within the ranges of 10nm-400nm and is invisible to the human eye and is emitted by the sun
Ultra Violet Light
Radiation
Ionizing Light
Non Ionizing Radiation
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Nanometer (NM) = _______________
0.1 meters
1 trillionth of a meter
1 billionth of a meter
1 meter
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3 primary Chromaphores
First, Second, Third
Water, Melanin or pigment, Hemoglobin or Oxyhemoglobin
photons, atoms, neutron
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One single color generated by a single wavelength. Targets Color
Coherent
Collimated
Monochromatic
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The target is damaged only to the point that the bodys natural repair process kicks in and rejuvenates the target.
Coagulation
Ablation
Stimulation
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Atoms consists of a nucleus, orbited by electrons
Exciting Atoms
Atoms
Protons
Electrons
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What does LASER stand for
Light, Amp, Sting, Enter, Rate
Light, Amplification, Stimulated by the, Emission of, Radiation
Laser, Apply, Stay, Emit, Rays
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achieved when photons are delivered at very high speeds such as NS OR PS
Thermal
Physical (Acoustic)
Speed
Chemical
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When the photons pass through the skin without being absorbed by any specific target chromophore.
Scatter
Transmission
Absorb
Reflect
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What are the 3 Unique Characteristics
Monochromatic, Coherent, Collimated
Wavelength, Photons, Atoms
1, 2, 3
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Atoms are stimulated in order to produce a wavelength of photons. Can be solid, liquid, or gas.
Power Supply
Active Medium
Wavelength
Optical Resonator
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Acoustic or Thermal, Ablation of melanocyte cell
Vein Therapy
Skin rejuvenation
Pigmented Lesions
LHR
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Complete destruction of the target structure. Removes tissue in one single pulse
Stimulation
Ablation
Coagulation