CME practice test #2 assesses key knowledge for laser treatment procedures, including patient information collection, hair follicle conditions, and the use of cooling devices. It emphasizes the importance of thorough documentation and patient education on treatment expectations.
Is necessary for hirsute patients only
Is never really necessary in most cases
Is necessary for each patient without exception
Is only necessary when there are problems
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2 treatments
10 treatments
A few treatments
A series of treatments
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Hooded
Unhooded
Pneumatically operated
Lectrically operated
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Accutane
Lidocane
Polyurethane
Benzocane
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Skin
Eyes
Nervous system
Testes / Ovaries
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Erythema
Edema
Polyfolliculitis
Eschar
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Continuous wave
Q-switched
Pulsed
Automatic mode
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Treat skin no closer than 4" from tattoo
Lower fluence when going over tattoo
Make no change because laser will ignore green ink
Cover tattoo with white material and treat hairs around tattoo with a reasonable margin of safety
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Curved
Distorted
Straight
All of the above
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Infra red light
Full spectrum light
Monochromatic light
Consistent wavelength light
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Nd Yag
Diode
A Alexandrite
Ruby
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Established a deep follicle depth
Developed into coarse terminal hair
An abundance of pigment
Little or no pigment
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Ablate tissue
Cause photoacoustic destruction
Be absorbed by a chromophore
Cause intracellular changes in DNA
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Selective photothermolysis
Energy fluence
Nanometers
Energy source
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Thermal relaxation time
Thermal storage coefficient
Epidermal cooling
Photodynamic therapy
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532 nm
694 nm
755 nm
585 nm
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Skin color only
Hair color only
Skin color, natural hair color, and sensitivity to sunlight
Skin color, sensitivity to sunlight
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Light emitted by systematic energy radiation
Light amplification by stimulated energy radiation
Light amount of systematic energy radiation
Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
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Laser diode
Xenon flash lamp
Intense pulsed light
Light emitting diode
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Hooded foot petal, door warning signs, disposable patient drapes, cryogen cooling, safety eyewear
Safety eyewear, hooded foot petal, locked towel cabinet, contact cooling, distance gauge
Door warning sign, hooded foot petal, safety eyewear, emergency stop switch, no mirrors in treatment room
Door warning sign, safety eyewear, hooded foot petal, no make-up on patient, distance gauge
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Penetrate less
Penetrate more
Cause more pain
Are more challenging to use
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Club hair
Tombstone hair
Replacement hair
Pili-multigemeni
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Patience need to be able to see what they've had for treatments
Poor documentation may result in the appearance of malpractice, negligence, fraud, and abuse
Inspectors will ask to see patient files
There is no need for keeping patient files for more than 3 years
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The amount of protection against a specific wavelength
The safe working distance for the eyewear
The thickness of the lens material
The amount of transittance of the eyewear
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Ruby or Argon laser
Diode or Nd-Yag laser
Erbium- Yag laser
Alexandrite laser
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Food and drug administration
Environmental protection agency
Federal communication commission
Center for disease control
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Perifollicular erythema, perifollicular edema
Perifollicular erythema, polyfolliculitis,eschars
Polyfolliculitis, eschars
Perifollicular edema, eschars
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III
IV
I
II
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Occupational standards and hazards administration
On-site safety and Hazard Association
Occupational State Healthcare Association
Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration
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VI
III
I
II
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585 nm
694 nm
532 nm
640nm
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A flashlamp or other high intensity non-coherent light source
A lasing medium
Fiber optics and lenses
All of the above
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They cover more area
They allow for more skin types to tolerate higher fluences
They penetrate deeper into the tissue
Their TRT time is much faster
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Tissue injury
Eschar
Scarring
Edema
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Ecchymosis
Nodules
Hypopigmentation
Edema
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Hypopigmentation
Hyperpigmentation
Hypertrophies
All of the above
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Melanoma
Keratin
Melanin
The papilla
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Gordon's theory
Planck's theory
Grothus-Draper law
The electromagnetic constant
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1064 nm
810 nm
755 nm
694.3 nm
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2-4 hours
1 week
24 hours
1 hour
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30 days
180 days/ 6 months
1 year
18 months
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Shaving prior to treatment
Topical anesthesia
Cooling the skin
Applying moisturizer
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Erythema
Pigmentation
Hyperpigmentation
Hypopigmentation
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No hair grown at the treatment site for approximately 3 months after each treatment
All follicles in the treatment area have become vellus follicles
An 85% reduction in hair growth with each treatment
A long term stable reduction in the number of hair regrowing after a treatment regime
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Date of treatment, spot size, and joules
Height and weight, country or origin
Blood pressure, natural hair color
Both a and b
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I, III
I,V
I, II
V, VI
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The time required for the target structure to completely cool off
The time it takes the target structure to lose 50% of the heat absorbed
The time measured in between laser pulses
The time it takes the target structure to lose 90% of the heat absorbed
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Sun sensitivity
Black skin
History of hypertrophic scarring
All are contraindications
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