Laser Lipo, Radiofrequency, E-Light and Ultrasound Cavitation Assessment

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1. Is the following statement True or False? We can increase a cell’s energy by using Light, it will speed up many processes of metabolism
  Light converts low energy ADP in Mitochondria to high energy ATP – the body’s source of “fuel”.
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Question 2 of 25
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2. Please state 2 statements which are correct about Red Light.
- Wavelength of 630 – 690 nm is in red visible region of spectrum
- This light will penetrate around 8 – 10 mm in tissue reaching the fat layer.
- Wavelength of 630-690nm is in red invisible region of spectrum.
- This light will penetrate around 2-5mm in tissue reaching the fat layer.
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Question 3 of 25
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3. Which statement is NOT true about Light interacting with fat cells?
- Fat turns to liquid inside the cell.
- Light speeds up the transfer of the fat across the cell membrane .
- Fat is not removed but remains in body until metabolised .
- Liposuction is highly recommended in order to remove body fat.
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Question 4 of 25
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4. Please organise the Pre-treatment advice in order of sequence.
- Client's treatment area should be measured and photographed (if consent given).
- Client must fill out a Consent Form.
- Results to be documented with each treatment session so that the images from a series of treatments can be compared.
- Client must fill out a Medical History form.
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Question 5 of 25
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5. Please organise the care of client steps below in order of sequence.
- Set the pulse frequency of the laser.
- Check that the laser is not making them uncomfortable (If so, stop treatment and lower pulse frequency).
- Ensure no laser light is visible.
- The timer automatically switches off the diode pads when the timer reaches zero.
- Attach the small pads (if available) near suitable Lymph Nodes. Typically near Groin or Armpit.
- Ensure pads are in place with laser diodes in contact with skin i.e. no possibility of “free laser light”.
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Question 6 of 25
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6. How regular should the client undertake the treatment in order to achieve effective results?
- 2 or 3 treatments per week.
- 1 Treament per week.
- 4 or 5 treatment per week.
- Once a month.
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Question 7 of 25
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7. Which sentence is INCORRECT about Post Treatment advice?
- The patient should be advised to keep the treated area covered or stay out of the sun for at least 2 weeks
- If possible a cardiovascular workout or a session using a vibrating plate machine is recommended.
- The client should also be encouraged to maintain a healthy diet and to drink plenty of water.
- If they intend sunbathing they must use a sun protective cream SPF 5.
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Question 8 of 25
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8. Which sentence is incorrect about Radio Frequency?
- RF is used in aesthetics for stimulation of new collagen fibre development – with resulting smoothing of wrinkles.
- Radiofrequency is the term given to electrical energy that is at the frequency of radio waves.
- Radiofrequency will cause breakdown of some fat cells and stimulation of new elastin fibres – helping to reduce the appearance of cellulite.
- Radiofrequency will cause Immediate increase of collagen.
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Question 9 of 25
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9. The 3 main aesthetics benefits of Radiofrequency are?
- Skin Tightening
- Acne Treatment
- Smoothing of wrinkles
- Cellulite Treatment
- Hair Removal
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Question 10 of 25
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10. What are the 2 types of Conductive Electrical RF Energy?
- Bipolar and Monopolar
- Monopolar and 3D
- Bipolar and Tripolar
- Tripolar and Monopolar
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Question 11 of 25
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11. Which procedure facilitates Radiofrequency current to be pushed deep into the dermis?
- Warming clients’ skin prior to treatment
- Cooling clients’ skin prior to treatment
- Cleansing clients’ skin prior to treatment
- Exfoliating client’s skin prior to treatment
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Question 12 of 25
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12. Radiofrequency has no effect on melanin. It is safe for dark skin clients. Is this statement True of False?
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- False
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Question 13 of 25
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13. Which statement is incorrect about Medical uses of Radiofrequency?
- RF has been used for Medical purposes for over 100 years
- Ablation, cutting and coagulating tissue during surgery
- Needle epilation – “Electrolysis”
- Nail fungal Treatment
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Question 14 of 25
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14. Which condition below is NOT a contraindication against Radiofrequency Treatment?
- Those fitted with heart pacemaker or other biomedical devices.
- Those who have had dermal fillers or Botox in the treatment area during the past month.
- Those who have been on sunbed over the past month.
- Those suffering from diabetes, hypertension, cardiopathy and epilepsy.
- Pregnant women – RF current can flow through whole body including foetus.
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Question 15 of 25
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15. Place the sentences below regarding “E-Light Theory” in the correct order:
- Skin is pre-cooled by device handpiece.
- The absorption of the combined light energy plus electrical energy is enough to destroy the target.
- It will therefore seek out the pre-warmed target.
- The light selectively warms but does not destroy the target.
- The RF current is driven deep by the cooling as it will flow through tissue with a lower resistance.
- The bipolar RF current is delivered whilst the light is pulsing
- Next a low power pulse of light energy is delivered which has been chosen to be specifically absorbed by the required target
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Question 16 of 25
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16. Match the two columns below related to RF Safety :
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- lower risk to epidermis
- Optimisation for specific targets
- Is not absorbed selectively by melanin.
- Lower Light energy
- Short or long optical pulse
- RF energy
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Question 17 of 25
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17. What are the 4 advantages of combined optical/RF devices?
- Higher total combined energy can be delivered to the target without risk of epidermal damage.
- Greater treatment depth – due to RF.
- Enhanced selectivity and targeting.
- Safer on darker skin types than IPL alone – can be used up to skin Type V.
- Safer on lighter skin types.
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Question 18 of 25
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18. Combined Optical/RF Devices can treat blonde or white hair. Is this statement True or False?
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- False
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Question 19 of 25
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19. Which sentence is INCORRECT about Ultrasound Cavitation?
- When sound waves are concentrated in tissue they cause water molecules to vibrate and form bubbles (cavitation).
- Ultrasound is a term given to low frequency sound waves produced by a transducer.
- If we can create these bubbles at the depth of the fat layer then the bubbles will exert pressure on fat cells which disrupts the cell membranes.
- A transducer is another type of laser and can be used for rejuvenation.
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Question 20 of 25
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20. Organise the statements below about Cavitation/fat cells in order of sequence.
- Fatty acids and Triglycerides drain into the Lymphatic system.
- Transported to Liver where they are metabolised.
- Allowing fatty acids and triglycerides to leak from fat cells.
- Cell membranes rupture and become permeable.
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Question 21 of 25
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21. How many areas should the abdomen be divided into when carrying out ultrasound cavitation treatment?
- For abdomen it is recommended that this is divided into 3 areas – Front and 2 sides.
- For abdomen it is recommended that this is divided into 4 areas – 2 Front and 2 sides.
- For abdomen it is recommended that this is divided into 5 areas – 3 Front and 2 sides.
- For abdomen it is recommended that this is divided into 6 areas – 3 Front and 3 sides.
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Question 22 of 25
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22. Please state 3 possible adverse reactions that could occur during Ultrasound Cavitation Treatment.
- If too much energy is used or too many sessions carried out sometimes redness and bruising can occur – but this is rare.
- The above may also cause heat if the treatment head is not kept moving.
- If Transducer does not make good contact “tingling” may be felt.
- Sometimes a gentle warmth is felt deep in the treatment area.
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Question 23 of 25
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23. Please select 3 Contra-indications about Ultrasound Cavitation.
- Acne therapy using an Iso-tretinoin drug such as Ro-accutane within the last 6 months.
- Thyroid disorders.
- Diabetes.
- Psoriasis or Rosacea.
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Question 24 of 25
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24. Which sentence is NOT a Treatment Precaution?
- Never use the Ultrasound Cavitation 40K fat reduction hand-piece on face
- When treating abdominal areas never direct the transducer directly into abdomen.
- Always lift fold of fatty skin and direct energy into fold.
- It is allowed to use Ultrasound directly over bony areas (such as spine, or hip joint)
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Question 25 of 25
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25. Which statement is INCORRECT about treatment regime for Ultrasound Cavitation?
- “Maintenance” sessions cannot be added at later date.
- Usually a total of 6 – 12 sessions are required (depending on body shaping required) i.e. twice per week for 3 to 6 weeks for a full course.
- Maximum of 2 sessions per week recommended (This allows time for the fat to metabolise between sessions).
- Up to three body areas in one session approx. 15 mins per area (Abdomen usually divided into three areas – Front & 2 sides 15 mins each)
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