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Which method of sterilization is considered the safest?
Which method of sterilization is considered the safest?
- Moist heat
- Incineration (correct)
- Dry heat
- Filtration
Which method of sterilization is the fastest and simplest?
Which method of sterilization is the fastest and simplest?
- Dry heat
- Moist heat (correct)
- Incineration
- Filtration
Which method of sterilization requires longer exposure times and higher temperatures than moist heat?
Which method of sterilization requires longer exposure times and higher temperatures than moist heat?
- Incineration
- Dry heat (correct)
- Moist heat
- Filtration
Which method of sterilization is commonly used for sterilizing biohazardous trash and heat-stable objects?
Which method of sterilization is commonly used for sterilizing biohazardous trash and heat-stable objects?
Which method of sterilization is suitable for sterilizing liquids such as antibiotic solutions, toxic chemicals, radio isotopes, vaccines, and carbohydrates?
Which method of sterilization is suitable for sterilizing liquids such as antibiotic solutions, toxic chemicals, radio isotopes, vaccines, and carbohydrates?
Study Notes
Sterilization Methods
- Safest method of sterilization: Not specified, but other factors can be considered to ensure safety.
- Fastest and simplest method of sterilization: Not specified, but factors like time and complexity can be considered when choosing a method.
- Dry heat method: Requires longer exposure times and higher temperatures than moist heat.
- Incineration method: Commonly used for sterilizing biohazardous trash and heat-stable objects.
- Filtration method: Suitable for sterilizing liquids such as antibiotic solutions, toxic chemicals, radio isotopes, vaccines, and carbohydrates.
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Test your knowledge on laboratory safety, sterilization, disinfection, and decontamination with this microbiology review quiz. Learn about the various methods to kill and remove pathogenic microorganisms and how factors like organic load and organism type can affect the effectiveness of these processes.
