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What does asepsis refer to?
The absence of pathogenic microorganisms
What is the primary goal of aseptic techniques?
To prevent contamination and infection
What is a common method to achieve asepsis in medical settings?
Sterilization using heat or chemicals
Which of the following is an essential step in medical hand washing?
Using soap and water for at least 20 seconds
Why is it important to use friction while washing hands?
To dislodge and remove microorganisms from the skin
What is the purpose of drying hands thoroughly after washing?
To prevent the transfer of microorganisms
Test your knowledge of asepsis with this quiz. Explore the definition of asepsis, its primary goal, and common methods used in medical settings to achieve this sterile condition.
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