LECTURE 4 Flashcards

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What is the name of the particle of light?

A

photon

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2
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What is the wavelength range of visible light

A

400-800 nm

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3
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Which wavelength leads to tanning

A

UV-B

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4
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Where is melatonin produced?

A

Pineal gland

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What is MED?

A

Min. Erythemal dosage- way of determining where to put the laser

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6
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What are the two types of lasers used in tissue healing?

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HeNE and GaAs

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7
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What colour is the HeNe laser?

A

red

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8
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The MedX laser we used in lab is in which electromagnetic light zone?

A

Near infrared zone

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9
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What is one proposed benefit of laser?

A

Increase local circulation and collagen production

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10
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laser delivers energy in?

A

Joules/cm2

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11
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Our laser is what classification?

A

3B

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12
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What classification are the new HILT lasers?

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Class 4

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13
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The photons in our laser(LLT) are absorbed in this organelle?

A

mitochondria

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14
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These proteins are produced in response to significant heat production and those are known as “chaperone proteins”

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Heat Shock proteins?

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15
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Many saunas used today generate heat from this part of the electromagnetic spectrum

A

Far infrared

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16
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What is the frequency range of ELF

17
Q

For any electromagnetic device to have an effect __________ must be absorbed

18
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Which part of the EM spectrum forms the dividing line b/w ionizing and non-ionizing radiation?

19
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UV non-visible?

A

180-400 nm

20
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infrared?

21
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photon has _____ mass and travels at the speed of ____ in empty space

A

zero, light

22
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Absorption

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ability to take-in light or radiant energy. Absorption is inversely related to penetration. In order for light to have a physiologic effect, it must be absorbed.

23
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Photoelectric Theory

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The photoelectric effect is a process whereby light (photons) falling on a surface knocks electrons out of the surface.
Einstein

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SAD?

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Seasonal Affective Disorder

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UV light treats what skin condition?
Psoriasis
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UVA can only work if taken with
a drug called psoralen PUVA
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Safety Considerations (UV)
Photosensitive patients should not be treated with UV Patients with pellagra (niacin-deficiency type of dermatitis) Dermatitis secondary to SLE Active TB Fever or acute diabetes Some photosensitizing meds Patient and clinician must wear protective eye gear
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Class 1/1M
CD player
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Class 2/2M
laser pointer
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Class 3R/3B
LLLT and CD and DVD writers
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Class 4
Surgical laser and *HILT (HPLT)
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Proposed Effects of LLLT
Increasing fibroblast activity Stimulates production of Type I and Type III procollagen mRNA – assists in wound healing Promotes angiogenesis+ lymphocyte proliferation Increasing free radical production at mitochondria to drive a cellular metabolism effect at DNA Increased ATP production
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Brainwave Frequencies, which wave is best for learning?
Alpha waves seem to be most important for learning
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