Low Power Laser Flashcards

1
Q

laser stands for

A

light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

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2
Q

device that produces light is blank

A

monochromatic/collimated/coherent

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3
Q

Single wavelength

Single color

A

monochromatic

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4
Q

Does not spread or diverge with distance

Able to be focused precisely on a small area

A

collimation

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5
Q

Photons in phase temporally and spatially

A

coherence

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6
Q

gaseous laser gases

A

helium neon

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7
Q

gallium, aluminum, arsenide make up these lasers

A

diode

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8
Q

gaseous resonance chamber is blanked while diode has a blank

A

sealed, gap

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9
Q

Electric current passes through resonance chamber stimulating laser’s active medium

A

power source

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10
Q

lasers with HeNe

A

red light lasers

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11
Q

lasers with GaAIAs and GaAs and diode type

A

infrared light

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12
Q

contains only one diode of a specific lasing medium

A

single diode

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13
Q

contains a group of diodes that may be of differing lasing mediums

A

cluster diode

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14
Q

Class blank lasers can damage the retina if the laser beam is focused on the eye.

A

3b

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15
Q

the process of stimulating or inhibiting (modulating) the biologic responses of cells due to exposure to light

A

photobiomodulation

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16
Q

increase cell function effect of laser

A

photobiostimulation

17
Q

decrease cell function effect of laser

A

photobioinhibition

18
Q

dose response of laser follows this principle

A

arndt shultz

19
Q

photon absorption follows law of blank

A

grotthus draper

20
Q

(color lover) a photo-acceptor molecule
Melanin – skin darkening
Hemoglobin – RBC
Retinal rhodopsin – color vision

A

chromophores

21
Q

shorter wavelengths scatter blank than longer wavelengths

A

more

22
Q

absorption is inversely proportional to penetration, and is greater for blank wavelengths

A

shorter

23
Q

Dependent upon frequency of laser light and tissue being irradiated

A

depth of penetration

24
Q

HeNe lasers are blank penetrating than GaAs or GaAlAs lasers

A

less

25
Q

blank penetration occurs by absorption while blank occurs in deeper tissues

A

direct, indirect

26
Q

Al Ga As laser produces a blank shaped beam

A

elliptical

27
Q

lllt causes increased Mast cell release
Interleukin 6 formation (inflammatory regulator)
Decreased dermal necrosis

A

acute phase

28
Q

lllt causes Wound contraction

Tensile strength/stress

A

chronic

29
Q

lllt causes
Enhanced collagen formation
Degranulation
Myofibroblast conversion

A

subacute

30
Q

power (P) delivered per area of laser probe (cm2)

A

power density

31
Q

Energy delivered per area of laser probe x time of irradiation

A

energy density

32
Q

amount of laser energy delivered by each diode in joules

A

dose per diode

33
Q

Total amount of laser energy delivered to the tissue

in joules

A

dose tissue

34
Q

laser power output is uninterrupted for entire time of irradiation

A

continuous

35
Q

laser power output is constantly interrupted for entire time of irradiation

A

pulsed

36
Q

number of joules for power during lllt increases with blank

A

stage of healing

37
Q

contraindications for lllt

A

over eyes, over malignancy, pregnant, epilepsy, over thyroid