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What type of material can be used as an active medium in a laser?
What type of material can be used as an active medium in a laser?
- Solid crystals like ruby or Nd:YAG (correct)
- Superfluids like liquid nitrogen
- Insulators like wood
- Metals like copper
What is the purpose of the high reflectance mirror in a laser?
What is the purpose of the high reflectance mirror in a laser?
- To refract the laser light
- To transmit the laser light
- To absorb the laser light
- To reflect the laser light back into the active medium (correct)
What is the state of the electrons in the active medium after being excited by an energy source?
What is the state of the electrons in the active medium after being excited by an energy source?
- Meta-stable energy level (correct)
- Thermal equilibrium
- Ionized state
- Ground state
How do excitation mechanisms pump energy into the active medium?
How do excitation mechanisms pump energy into the active medium?
What is the primary difference between a high reflectance mirror and a partially transmissive mirror?
What is the primary difference between a high reflectance mirror and a partially transmissive mirror?
A patient who is legally unable to make decisions is classified as having
A patient who is legally unable to make decisions is classified as having
What is the primary reason a patient may be classified as a threat to self or others?
What is the primary reason a patient may be classified as a threat to self or others?
A patient who is clinically determined to be unable to make rational decisions is classified as having
A patient who is clinically determined to be unable to make rational decisions is classified as having
What is the intellectual capacity to understand, analyze, and judge information?
What is the intellectual capacity to understand, analyze, and judge information?
What is the primary difference between Incompetence and Incapacity?
What is the primary difference between Incompetence and Incapacity?
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Informed Consent and Decision-Making Capacity
- Incompetence refers to a patient's legal inability to make decisions, often due to conditions such as Dementia, mental retardation, or intellectual disabilities.
Types of Decision-Making Incapacity
- Incapacity occurs when a patient is clinically determined to be unable to make rational decisions, which can be caused by factors such as:
- Lack of consciousness
- Delirium
- Psychosis
Threat to Self or Others
- In psychiatric settings, a patient may be deemed a threat to themselves or others, which can impact their decision-making capacity.
Competence in Decision-Making
- Competence refers to a patient's intellectual capacity to:
- Understand information
- Analyze information
- Judge information
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