Thermolysis Flashcards

1
Q

Thermolysis is also known as

A

Electrocoagulation (HEAT)

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2
Q

What does FCC stand for

A

Federal Communication Commission

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3
Q

Known as high frequency , alternating current , produces therapeutic effect

A

Thermolysis

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4
Q

Amount of electrons flowing from a conductor or probe

A

Current DENSITY

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5
Q

The amount of electricity (ma) flowing through the probe

A

Current INTENSITY

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6
Q

When the current returns to the machine by means of radiation through air

A

Capacitive return

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7
Q

This pre cursor to blow our requires you to decrease the temp

A

Debris sticking to the needle

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8
Q

This pre cursor blow out requires you to decrease your intensity

A

clicking / popping sound

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9
Q

How to avoid a blow out

A

Increase depth of insertion
Decrease energy (ma intensity)
Increase diameter of needle (avoid shallow insertions)

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10
Q

Separation of the epidermis from the dermis is known as

A

Nikolsky Sign

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11
Q

How many seconds is manual thermolysis applied for?

A

3-20 seconds

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12
Q

How many seconds is flash thermolysis applied for?

A

3-4 seconds

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13
Q

What is the ideal heating pattern?

A

Pear/Drop shaped that develops at the TIP of the HF needle and builds up slowly at a UNIFORM rate (heat should NOT reach the surface

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14
Q

Thermolysis is not as effective on what type of hair?

A

Coarse hair , distorted hair

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15
Q

It is not possible to deliver cataphoresis in which method?

A

Thermolysis

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16
Q

When the current is on the closer to the probe tip (the hotter the tissue is)

A

Point effect

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17
Q

The area outside is not hot enough to destroy the tissue is known as

A

Critical Zone

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18
Q

Which probe is the BEST to use in thermolysis

A

Tapered probes

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19
Q

Thermolysis probes in order of best to worst

A

Tapered
Cylinderical
Bulbous

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20
Q

Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) + Hydrogen gas (Hz) produce what?

A

Lye

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21
Q

This method can be applied either simultaneously or sequentially

A

Blend

22
Q

Blend method that is one current by one current (galvanic to HF and MOST PAINFUL)

A

Sequentially

23
Q

Blend method where all currents applied at the same time (mostly used by electrolygists)?

A

Simultaneously

24
Q

Theory that nerve endings are damaged by whichever current is applied first , decreasing the level of discomfort experienced by the following current

A

Neuronial Blockade

25
Q

How many units of lye is needed for VERY DEEP terminal hair

A

80 UL

26
Q

How many units of lye is needed for vellus hair

A

15 UL

27
Q

How many units of lye is needed for DEEP TERMINAL hair

A

60 UL

28
Q

How many units of lye is needed for access vellus hair ?

A

45 UL

29
Q

Characteristics of progressive epilation

A

Used for treating coarse hair in soft moist skin
Working point
Blend

30
Q

This is located near the middle of the anlagen follicle (intersection of nerves)

A

Nerve Plexus

31
Q

Which nervous system is involuntary? (somatic/autonomic)

A

Autonomic

32
Q

Which nervous system is associated with unexpected stress (flight/fight)

A

Sympathetic

33
Q

Which nervous system is associated with rest or repose, control me unconscious things like breathing and heart rate

A

Parasympathetic

34
Q

Structure that helps to maintain the balance of the body , provides the brain with the information about the condition of the body and the outside world

A

Neuron

35
Q

What receives information from other cells ?

A

Dendrites

36
Q

What is known as the pathway for information in the nervous system?

A

Axon

37
Q

What exists between branches, dendrites, and axons (gap or space) and contains near transmitters

A

Synapse

38
Q

What are the two main electrolytes of Acetylcholine?

A

Sodium and potassium

39
Q

What are covered with a fatty substance called myelin sheath ? (good insulator)

A

Axons

40
Q

Which nerves are known as SENSORY nerves (afferent/efferent)

A

After end

41
Q

Which nerves are known as MOTOR nerves (afferent/efferent)

A

Efferent

42
Q

Which nerves send impulses TO the nerve centers ?

A

Afferent

43
Q

Which nerves send impulses FROM nerve center to muscles

A

Efferent

44
Q

What is continuous stimulation known as ?

A

Synapse fatigue

45
Q

What is known as temporary inability to fire as fast

A

Continuous stimulation / Synapse fatigue

46
Q

When doing electrolysis , it’s advised to work the area the side of a _____ to obtain continuous stimulation

A

Quarter

47
Q

Longest nerve in the body

A

Sciatic

48
Q

What 3 things generate an impulse and increase pain? The face, chest, and back are most sensitive due to overlapping nerves

A

Caffeine , Benzedrine, and Nicotine

49
Q

Which sensory organ senses the COLD

A

End bulbs of KRAUSE

50
Q

Which sensory organ senses HEAT

A

Ruffinis end organ

51
Q

Which sensory organ senses DEEP PRESSURE

A

Pacinian Corpuscles

52
Q

Which sensory organ senses light touch and is the only one in the epidermis?

A

Meissner Corpuscles