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What is the traditional concept of the sterile state?
What is the traditional concept of the sterile state?
- The complete elimination of all living microorganisms (correct)
- The control of microbial contamination during processing
- The presence of microorganisms in a product during processing
- The reduction of microbial contamination to a certain degree
What does the term aseptic indicate?
What does the term aseptic indicate?
- A state where spores are more resistant than vegetative forms
- A controlled process or condition in which the level of microbial contamination is reduced to a certain degree (correct)
- A state where microorganisms are not present during processing
- A state where microorganisms are completely eliminated
What is the probability of achieving a nonsterile unit in a million with terminal methods of sterilization of a parenteral product?
What is the probability of achieving a nonsterile unit in a million with terminal methods of sterilization of a parenteral product?
- 10-3
- 10-6 (correct)
- 10-4
- 10-5
What is the traditional concept of the sterile state?
What is the traditional concept of the sterile state?
What is the probability of achieving a sterile state with terminal methods of sterilization of a parenteral product?
What is the probability of achieving a sterile state with terminal methods of sterilization of a parenteral product?
What is the difference between sterilization and aseptic processing?
What is the difference between sterilization and aseptic processing?
Which of the following factors is NOT a determinant of the lethal effectiveness of heat on microorganisms?
Which of the following factors is NOT a determinant of the lethal effectiveness of heat on microorganisms?
What is the relationship between sterilization time and temperature?
What is the relationship between sterilization time and temperature?
What is the mechanism by which microorganisms are killed by heat?
What is the mechanism by which microorganisms are killed by heat?