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What is the difference between sterilization and disinfection?
What are chemicals used for sterilization called?
What is the purpose of decontamination?
What is the difference between sanitization and asepsis?
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What is the purpose of bacteriostasis?
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Study Notes
- Sterilization kills all microorganisms, including bacterial spores
- Chemicals used for sterilization are called chemisterilants
- Disinfection eliminates most pathogenic microorganisms, but not bacterial spores
- Chemicals used for disinfection are called disinfectants
- Decontamination removes pathogenic microorganisms through sterilization or disinfection
- Sanitization reduces microbes on eating utensils to safe levels
- Asepsis creates a microbe-free environment through techniques like air filters and UV rays
- Antisepsis uses chemicals to remove pathogenic microorganisms from skin or mucus membranes
- Bacteriostasis inhibits the multiplication of bacteria without killing them
- Heat is a reliable method of sterilization for articles that can withstand it.
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"Master the Science of Microbial Control with Our Quiz on Sterilization, Disinfection, and More! Test your knowledge on the different methods and chemicals used to eliminate or reduce pathogenic microorganisms in various settings. From sterilization to sanitization, become familiar with the terms, techniques, and applications of microbial control. Challenge yourself to remember the differences between chemisterilants and disinfectants or learn about the benefits of asepsis. Ace the quiz and become a pro at
