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The destruction of cataracts using ultrasound technology is called ______________.
 
  A. ablation
  B. phacoemulsification

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The gas, liquid, or solid through which light energy is passed to create a laser beam, contained within the optical resonant chamber, is known as ________.
 
  A. the laser medium B. solid-state



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Answer to Question 1

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