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Which approach is used to control microbes by inhibiting their growth?
Which approach is used to control microbes by inhibiting their growth?
- Stimulating microbial growth
- Encouraging microbial reproduction
- Promoting microbial resistance
- Inhibiting microbial growth (correct)
How does microbial control contribute to food preservation?
How does microbial control contribute to food preservation?
- Shortens shelf-life
- Enhances microbial growth on food
- Increases shelf-life (correct)
- Causes food spoilage
What is the primary goal of microbial control?
What is the primary goal of microbial control?
- Promote the growth of microorganisms
- Accelerate microbial growth
- Enhance food spoilage
- Prevent diseases (correct)
What is the significance of microbial control in quality control processes?
What is the significance of microbial control in quality control processes?
Which method of microbial control involves killing microorganisms?
Which method of microbial control involves killing microorganisms?
How does aseptic differ from sterilization in microbial control?
How does aseptic differ from sterilization in microbial control?
What is the primary goal of sterilization in microbial control?
What is the primary goal of sterilization in microbial control?
Degerming in microbial control primarily involves:
Degerming in microbial control primarily involves:
Sanitization in microbial control is mainly aimed at:
Sanitization in microbial control is mainly aimed at:
Antiseptic methods in hospital control are primarily used for:
Antiseptic methods in hospital control are primarily used for:
Florence Nightingale contributed to hospital control by emphasizing the importance of:
Florence Nightingale contributed to hospital control by emphasizing the importance of:
What is the term for the permanent loss of reproductive ability of microorganisms?
What is the term for the permanent loss of reproductive ability of microorganisms?
Which microbial control method involves giving damage to a membrane's proteins or phospholipids?
Which microbial control method involves giving damage to a membrane's proteins or phospholipids?
Which level of microbial susceptibility kills all pathogens, including endospores?
Which level of microbial susceptibility kills all pathogens, including endospores?
What effect does alteration of viral envelope have on virus reproduction?
What effect does alteration of viral envelope have on virus reproduction?
On a semilogarithmic graph, what does a straight line represent in terms of microbial death rate?
On a semilogarithmic graph, what does a straight line represent in terms of microbial death rate?
Why are harsh chemicals and extreme heat not suitable for treating human, animals, and fragile objects?
Why are harsh chemicals and extreme heat not suitable for treating human, animals, and fragile objects?
