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What are the two types of Aseptic Technique?
What are the two types of Aseptic Technique?
- Hand Hygiene and Decontamination
- Clean Technique and Sterile Technique
- Medical Asepsis and Surgical Asepsis (correct)
- Sterilization and Contamination
What does Surgical Asepsis aim to eliminate?
What does Surgical Asepsis aim to eliminate?
- Dirty items
- Contamination
- Presence of microorganisms (correct)
- Hand hygiene
Which condition is the basis of the aseptic technique?
Which condition is the basis of the aseptic technique?
- Contamination
- Cleanliness (correct)
- Hand hygiene
- Sterilization
What is the first principle of asepsis?
What is the first principle of asepsis?
What is an example of a 'dirty' or 'contaminated' item according to aseptic principles?
What is an example of a 'dirty' or 'contaminated' item according to aseptic principles?
Which technique involves the sterilization of surgical instruments?
Which technique involves the sterilization of surgical instruments?
What is the second principle of asepsis?
What is the second principle of asepsis?
What should be done to remedy contamination according to aseptic principles?
What should be done to remedy contamination according to aseptic principles?
What is the definition of sterility?
What is the definition of sterility?
Why do we use indicators and tools in CS during sterilization processes?
Why do we use indicators and tools in CS during sterilization processes?
What should be done if dirty, clean, and sterile areas or items have not been separated?
What should be done if dirty, clean, and sterile areas or items have not been separated?
Which action supports the flow of goods from dirty to clean?
Which action supports the flow of goods from dirty to clean?
What does mechanical cleaning not achieve?
What does mechanical cleaning not achieve?
Why is sterility impossible to see with our human eye?
Why is sterility impossible to see with our human eye?
What should be done when something is questioned in terms of cleanliness?
What should be done when something is questioned in terms of cleanliness?
Why should sterile and clean items be stored in dedicated spaces?
Why should sterile and clean items be stored in dedicated spaces?
What are the two types of Aseptic Technique mentioned in the text?
What are the two types of Aseptic Technique mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of Surgical Asepsis?
What is the purpose of Surgical Asepsis?
What is the basis of the aseptic technique?
What is the basis of the aseptic technique?
What is the first principle of Asepsis mentioned in the text?
What is the first principle of Asepsis mentioned in the text?
What is an example of an item considered 'dirty' or 'contaminated' according to the text?
What is an example of an item considered 'dirty' or 'contaminated' according to the text?
In aseptic technique, what does 'sterile' refer to?
In aseptic technique, what does 'sterile' refer to?
What is the definition of sterility?
What is the definition of sterility?
Why do we use indicators and tools in CS?
Why do we use indicators and tools in CS?
How is sterility detected since it is impossible to see with the human eye?
How is sterility detected since it is impossible to see with the human eye?
What should be done when dirty, clean, and sterile areas or items have not been separated?
What should be done when dirty, clean, and sterile areas or items have not been separated?
What does mechanical cleaning do to an item?
What does mechanical cleaning do to an item?
What is essential to keep up the flow of goods according to the text?
What is essential to keep up the flow of goods according to the text?
What should be done if a sterile peel pouch falls to the floor?
What should be done if a sterile peel pouch falls to the floor?
Why is sterilization impossible to see with our human eye?
Why is sterilization impossible to see with our human eye?
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