Скачать или смотреть Tattoo Removal Online Laser Safety Course & Practical Theory Australia

Learn laser tattoo removal. People are looking for you to give them a 'blank canvas'. Thirty-four percent of Australians who have a tattoo regret it, and one in seven of this group are considering removal. This a cohort of 1.2 million people wanting their skin clear of their current tattoo. That doesn't include those who'd just like to lighten what they have to put a new one over the top.

COURSE CONTENT
OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LASERS
Generation of the laser beam and propagation of light
Characteristics of lasers and the laser beam
Properties of different types of lasers
Optical pathways
Delivery systems and applicators/including IPL laser
Laser controls, e.g. power/pulse/time settings, emergency control and delivery systems.

LASER HAZARDS
Laser-tissue interactions
Particular hazards of delivery systems
Ocular and skin hazards
Patient-specific hazards
Reflected beam hazards
Laser plume hazards
Hazards related to anaesthesia and management of the shared airway
Fire, explosion, electrical and environmental hazards.

PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURES FOR SAFE LASER USE
Standards, regulations and guidelines
Laser classification and hazard analysis
Audit of laser facilities
Laser controls in health care facilities
Examples of safe practice and programs
Equipment inspection (quality assurance) protocols
Investigation and management of laser accidents/incidents
Eye protection and protective eyewear
Potential for fire and explosion and protection against flammability hazards
Management of airborne contaminants (laser plume)
Electrical safety
Laser controlled areas—designation, warning signs, entry controls, control of access to the laser
Hazards of particular procedures
Role and responsibilities of an LSO.

CARE OF CLIENTS UNDERGOING TATTOO REMOVAL
Tattoo types and context of application
Ink colour
Laser types and mechanisms of action
Assessing the approximate number of treatments
Realistic expectations
Complications
Laser tattoo removal (ink, wavelength, clinical endpoints)
Client education, preparation and post-treatment care
Anaesthesia
Principles of professional and clinical practice.

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES
Explain the scientific underpinning of how and why lasers and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) operate
Identify the tissue interactions when using lasers and IPL
Identify and interpret the legal considerations for the use of laser and IPL technologies in Australian states/territories
Have an understanding of the safety precautions required when using lasers and IPL in clinical practice
Identify potential risks and identify resources to develop safety plans for the use of lasers and IPL in a clinical setting
Classify, explain and select appropriate lasers and IPL for a variety of clinical presentations
Implement informed consent
Understand the importance of skin assessment and skin cancer
Identify contraindications to treatment with laser
Understand how to prevent burn
Identify key process for burn first aid
Identify how open disclosure reduces risk after adverse event
Name the common side effects expected with laser tattoo removal
Differentiate between Fitzpatrick Skin Types and the importance of this assessment in treatment decisions
Differentiate between tattoo types and the context of their application
Identify ink colour and choose the appropriate wavelength to treat it
Identify different laser types and their mechanisms of action
Use the Desai-Kirby scale to assess the approximate number of treatments
Communicate realistic expectations to the client
Understand how to prevent and manage complications
Identify expected clinical endpoints
Plan and deliver client education, preparation and post-treatment care
Choose the correct anaesthesia.

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