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What is the primary difference between dry heat and moist heat as methods of sterilization?
What is the primary difference between dry heat and moist heat as methods of sterilization?
- Duration of exposure
- Temperature range used (correct)
- Use of UV light in the process
- Type of microorganisms targeted
What is a common chemical used in autoclaves for sterilization?
What is a common chemical used in autoclaves for sterilization?
- Ammonia
- Bleach
- Hydrogen Peroxide (correct)
- Vinegar
Which method of sterilization involves the use of chemicals to kill microorganisms?
Which method of sterilization involves the use of chemicals to kill microorganisms?
- Moist Heat
- Ionizing Radiation
- UV Light (correct)
- Filtration
Which physical method of sterilization is most effective for removing microorganisms from liquids?
Which physical method of sterilization is most effective for removing microorganisms from liquids?
Which method of sterilization is most suitable for heat-sensitive materials?
Which method of sterilization is most suitable for heat-sensitive materials?
What is a disadvantage of using dry heat for sterilization compared to moist heat?
What is a disadvantage of using dry heat for sterilization compared to moist heat?
Which sterilization method is commonly used for heat-sensitive materials in a healthcare setting?
Which sterilization method is commonly used for heat-sensitive materials in a healthcare setting?
Which of the following is NOT classified as a high-level disinfectant?
Which of the following is NOT classified as a high-level disinfectant?
What is a common chemical used in autoclaves for sterilization that can also be used as a high-level disinfectant?
What is a common chemical used in autoclaves for sterilization that can also be used as a high-level disinfectant?
Which method of sterilization effectively removes microorganisms by physically trapping them in a filter medium?
Which method of sterilization effectively removes microorganisms by physically trapping them in a filter medium?
