In electrosurgery, the use of high voltage and relatively low frequency to cut through tissue.

An inert gas used in electrosurgery to direct and shroud the electrical current.

A component of the electrosurgical circuit that spreads current at the point where it exits the body and thus prevents injury. (Hint also called grounding pad or the patient return electrode )

The complete destruction of tissue.

A solid or gas that is sensitive to atomic excitation by an energy source, which creates intense laser light and energy.

 The __________ laser beam is invisible to the human eye. In order to provide treatment and increase safety- a red light is added to the laser beam.  

In electrosurgery, a continuous path of electricity that flows from the electrosurgical unit to the active electrode, through the patient and the return electrode, and then back to the electrosurgical unit.

 An electrical circuit that flows in one direction from one charged pole to the other is referred to as _________. This type of circuit is used in household batteries. 

The common characteristic or symptom associated with eye exposure to a carbon dioxide (CO2) laser beam is ____ at the site of the exposure on the cornea.

Where do these show? Before or after enabling honorlock?