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1
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Moa of alcohols

A

denatures proteins and inhibits metabolites necessary for cell division

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2
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isopropyl alcohol better for

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non enveloped viruses and bacteria

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3
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ethyl alcohol better for

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enveloped viruses and bacteria as it has greater lipophilic properties

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4
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antimicrobial properties of alcohols are best in the range of

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60-90%

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5
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___ increases efficacy of alcohols

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water

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6
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Mao of ammonie

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saponifies lipids in the envelopes of microorgs

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7
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ammonia releases __ if mixed with bleach

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chloramine

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8
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effect of aldehydes on bacterial spores

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low conc inhibits germination and high conc are sporicidal

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9
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aldehyde action on mycobacteria

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interacts w cell wall

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10
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aldehyde action on other bacteria

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strong association with outer layers and cross linking of amino groups in protein inhibiting transport into cell

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11
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types of aldehydes

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gluteraldehyde and formaldehyde

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12
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uses of aldehydes

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antisepsis, preservative, disinf

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13
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what can ortho pthaldehyde do

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block spore germination

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14
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Mao of OPA

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interacts w proteins, aa and microorganisms but its lipphilicity is likely to increase its entry into mycobacteria and Gneg bacteria

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15
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concerns w opa

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not irritant, good stability and no door, excellent material compatibility BUT stains proteins gray

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16
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uses of biguanides

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antisepsis

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17
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types of biguanides

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chlorhexidine and alexifine

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18
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is chlorhexidine bactericidal or static

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cidal

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19
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activity of chlorhexidine is reduced by

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organic matter

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20
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MoA of chlorhexidine

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damages outer membrane, enters outer membrane by passive diffusion, attacks bacterial cytoplasm, yeast plasma membrane or inner membrane

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21
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alexidine vs chlorhex

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Alex has faster onset of bacterucidal activity and bacterial permeability enhancing

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22
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Mao of alexidine

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destroys bacterial membrane and causes apoptosis

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23
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do hypochlorites leave toxic residues

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no

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24
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do hypochlorites act on biofilms

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yes

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25
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how does increase in ph affect dissociation of HOCl and dis efficacy

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decreases w increased ph

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26
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Mao of chlorine compounds

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inhibition of protein synthesis, Dan disruption, ring chlorination of AAs, loss of intracellular components

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27
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other types of chlorine compounds

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sodium dichloroisocyanurate, chloramine

28
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how are alternative chlorine compounds diff from sodium hypochlrite solution

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more strong bactericidal effect and longer duration of action. sodium dichloroisocyanurate is solid form

29
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uses of iodine vs iodophor

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iodine used as antispetic while iodophor used as D and antiseptic

30
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Mao of iodine

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can penetrate cell wall leading to disruption of protein and nucleic acid structure and synthesis

31
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example of iodiphor

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povidone iodine, a compound of polyvinylpyrrolidone

32
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how does dilution affect activity of iodophors

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increases ac ivy by releasing more free I2

33
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peroxygens moa

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acts as an oxidant and generates hydroxyl free radicals that attack lipids, proteins, DNA

34
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range of activity of H2O2

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yeast, bacteria, fungi, virus, spores

35
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greater peroxide activity is seen in

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gpos than gneg but presence of catalase or peroxidases can increase tolerance

36
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accelerated hydrogen peroxide

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contains h2o2 and surfactant, emulsifier or organic acid

37
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is chlorine safer of accelerated h2o2

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accelerated h2o2

38
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per acetic acid activity

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Bacteria, virus, fungi, spores

39
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which is more potent h2o2 or peracetic acid

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peracetic acid as it can kill spores at low conc

40
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peracetic acid Mao

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denatures proteins and enzymes and increases cell wall permeability by disrupting sufhydryl and sulphur bonds

41
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what does peracetic acid decompose to

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acetic acid and oxygen which are safe

42
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main application of peracetic acid

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low temp liquid sterilant for devices

43
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phenols uses

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D, antiseptic, preservative

44
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Mao of phenols

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induces progressive lake of intracell components including K+ which is the first sign of membrane damage

45
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chloroxylenol moa

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disruption of cell wall and inactivation of enzymes

46
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chloroxylenol is often used with

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eidetic acid which is a chelating agent

47
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diamidines names

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propamidine and dibromopropamidine

48
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uses of diamidines

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antiseptis

49
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Mao of diamidines

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inhibits oxygen uptake and leakage of AAs

50
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2 types of silver compounds

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silver nitrate and silver sulfadiazine

51
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silver nitrate moa

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interaction with thiol groups in enzymes and proteins. also affects nucleic acids and cytoplasmic membrane

52
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which silver compound has broader spectrum of activity

A

silver sulfadiazine

53
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QAC uses

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disinfection on preop UNBROKEN skin, disinfection of non critical surfaces eg furniture floors etc

54
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are QAC sporocidal

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no

55
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Mao of QAC

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adsorption and penetration into cell wall
interacts w cytoplasmic membrane
degrades proteins and nucleic acids,
leakage of intracell low MW products
wall lysis caused by autolytic enzymes

56
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spectrum of QAC

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bactericidal, virucidal against enveloped viruses and fungicidal

57
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eg of QAC

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BAK

58
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activity of BAK is more marked against __ and minimal activity against

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Gpos than neg
minimal activity against bacterial spores and acid fast bacteria

59
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use of BAK

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as preservative

60
Q

eucalyptus is eff against

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e coli and staph aureus and disinfectant in mining operatiosn

61
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heat sensitive medical devices can be sterilised by

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liquid sterilants eg gluteraldehyde, peracetic acid, hydrogen peroxide

62
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vapour. phase sterilants used in cold systems are

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ethylene oxide, formaldehyde, hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid

63
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ethylene oxide gas used for sterilising has residues that can be removed by

A

aeration

64
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UV lamp moa

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disrupts DNA and nucleic acids

65
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UV effectiveness depends on

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presence of organic matter

66
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which D only work on lipoviruses

A

QAC, phenolics,

67
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which D work on spores

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aldehydes, chlorine compounds QAC, peracetic acid

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