13) The results of exposure to laser beams are related to |the increase in temperature as a result of the thermal effect of the rays. O Long exposure time All cases mentioned The thermal conductivity of tissue exposed to laser radiation is small.

13) The results of exposure to laser beams are related to |the increase in temperature as a result of the thermal effect of the rays. O Long exposure time All cases mentioned The thermal conductivity of tissue exposed to laser radiation is small.

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13) The results of exposure to laser beams are related to
the increase in temperature as a result of the thermal
effect of the rays.
O Long exposure time
All cases mentioned
The thermal conductivity of tissue exposed to laser
radiation is small.
Absorption The laser wavelength is large.
U The power over the surface unit of the laser beam is
large

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