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1
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Symbiosis

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Both parties benefit-Symbionts

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How are bacteria helping humans by being inside of them?

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Compete with pathogens that enter the body, Help to digest food and carbs

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Colonization

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Primarily Transient or permanent with no harm to the host

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Pathogens

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Produce disease-Harmful to the host

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Strict Pathogen

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Always cause disease

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Examples of disease by strict pathogens

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TB, Malaria, gonorrhea

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Opportunistic Pathogens

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Usually normal commensal that becomes harmful if provided the right conditions

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Examples of opportunistic pathogens

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Staph., Strep, E.Coli, Candida

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Immunocompromised

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Faulty immune system that makes the individual more susceptible to infection

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10
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Ubiquitous

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Found everywhere

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11
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Antibiotics alter your __________

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microflora

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12
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Microbiome can alter how susceptible people are to __________

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infectious diseases

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13
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Common Skin Commensals

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Staph Aureus or Epidermis, Micrococcus Luteus,

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14
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Common skin commensal that causes acne

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Propionibacteria

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Skin commensal that spends a limited time on the skin

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Streptococcus

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Characteristics of Skin commensals

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Able to survive hostile environments such as temperature, low nutrients, etc.; Like moisture and folds on skin

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17
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Common skin commensals that cause BO

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S. epidermis, and M. Luteus

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18
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Common Anaerobic Upper respiratory Commensals

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Peptostreptococcus, Veillonella, Actinomyces, fusobacterium

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Common Aerobic Upper respiratory Commensals

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Streptococcus, Haemophilus influenzae, Neisseria Meningitidis, Candida

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20
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Candida is a ___________ yeast

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ubiquitous

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21
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Common Nose Commensals

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Corynebacterium, staph and strep

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22
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Common Mouth Commensals

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S. mutans

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23
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Causes Biofilms on teeth

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S. Mutans

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24
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There are 10-100 times more _________ than _________

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anaerobes than aerobes

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25
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Rhizopus

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Common Red Mold

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26
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Your lower respiratory tract has fewer __________ than upper respiratory tract

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Commensals

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27
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Most Lower Respiratory Tract Commensals are ___________

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Transient

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28
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Chronic Aspiration is Commonly caused by ___________

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Peptostreptococcus

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29
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Common Eye Commensals

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Coagulase Negative staph, Same as in upper respiratory system

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Common Ear Commensals

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Coagulase Negative Staph, Fungal Growth if moist

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31
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Eyes and Ears are both commonly colonized by _____________

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Coagulase Negative Staph

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32
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___________ is secreted by tear ducts to kill bacteria in the eyes

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Lysozyme

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33
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Common Stomach Commensals

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Very few Lactobacillus, Streptococcus, Helicobacter pylori

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34
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Stomach Commensals must be able to survive ___________ and ___________

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HCl and Pepsinogen (pH extremes is also acceptable)

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35
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Common Small Intestine Commensals

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Peptostreptococcus, Porphyromonas, and prevotella

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36
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Common Esophagus Commensals

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Same as stomach and mouth

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37
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Common mouth commensals are ______ and _______

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transient and diverse

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38
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There are _______ bacteria per gram of feces

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10^11

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39
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Bacteria makes up ______% of fecal mass

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30-Oct

40
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GI tract commensals are _________ times more anaerobic than aerobic

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1000

41
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1% of intestinal flora is _________

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E. Coli

42
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Common Large intestine Bacteria

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Bifidobacterium, Eubacterium, Bacterioides, Enterococcus, E Coli, Clostridia, Candida

43
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Bacteria in the Large intestine help to produce Vitamin ____

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K

44
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Opportunistic Anaerobic Pathogen in the Large Intestine

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Bacterioides fragilis

45
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Opportunistic Aerobic Pathogen in the Large Intestine

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Escherichia Coli

46
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Three types of GI Enterotypes

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  1. Bacterioides, 2. Prevotella, 3. Ruminococcus-Most common
47
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Common Commensals in Anterior Urethra

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Lactobacilli, streptococci, staphylococci

48
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Vaginal Commensals (Change with hormone differences)

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Streptococci, enterobacteriaceae, Enterococcus, Mycoplasma, Candida, Ureaplasma, Gardnerella, Staph., Lactobacilli (after estrogen increase in puberty)

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Urine can contain __________ bacterial cells/mL

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100-10000

50
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Common Respiratory Pathogens-Upper

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s. pyogenes, s. pnuemoniae, s. aureus, N. meningitidis, H. influenza, Moraxella catarrhalis, enterobacteriaceae

51
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Common Respiratory Pathogens-Lower

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S. pneumoniae, s. aureus, Klebsiella sp., Anaerobic bacteria from upper respiratory tract, Candida Albicans, Coccidiodes, Blastomyces

52
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Common Fungal Microbes in Lower Respiratory Tract

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Histoplasma, Coccidiodes, Blastomyces

53
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Common Eye Pathogens

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S. Pneumoniae, S. aureus, H. Influenza, N. Gonorrheae, Chlamydia, Trachomatis, Ps. aeruginosa, B. cereus

54
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Common Ear Pathogens

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S. pneumoniae, Ps. aeruginosa, Enterobacteriaceae

55
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Common Esophagus, Stomach, and small intestine Pathogens

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Candida sp., Herpes Simplex, Cyromegalovirus, H. Pylori, Salmonella, Camylobacter

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Common Large Intestine Pathogens

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Bacteriodes fragilis (anaerobic), E. coli (aerobic), Shigella, Enterococcus, Pseudomonas, C. difficile, Entamoeba histolytica (amoeba)

57
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Blind Loop Syndrome

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Where flora from large intestine get into small intestine

58
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Genitourinary Tract Pathogens

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N. gonorrheae, C. Trachomatis, Actinomyces, Candida, Trichomonas vaginalis, Gardnerella, Mobiluncus, HSV, HPV

59
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Sterilization

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Total destruction of all microbes including spores

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Disinfection

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Most organisms are destroyed, but not resistant cells and spores

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Antisepsis

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Removing microbes from the skin or other living tissue

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Germicidal

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Microbe killing agent, spores survive though

63
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Sporicide

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Capable of killing bacterial spores

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Bacteriocidal

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Kills bacteria

65
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Bacteriostatic

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Inhibits multiplication of bacteria

66
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Biocide

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Antimicrobial Chemical-General

67
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Antimicrobial

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Wide range of microbes are effected

68
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Moist Heat can sterilize at ________

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121 degrees Celsius at 15 lbs for 15 minutes (Called Autoclaving)

69
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Moist Heat can Disinfect at __________

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75-100 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes

70
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Dry heat can sterilize at ________

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121 degrees Celsius for 16 hrs or 160 degrees Celsius for 2 hrs

71
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Dry heat to sterilize glassware is done at __________

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160-170 degrees celsius for 1 hour

72
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Pasteurization is done at ___________

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71.7 Degrees Celsius for 15-20 Seconds (Also used to kill germs in food and drinks)

73
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HEPA filters have pore sizes of __________

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0.22-0.45 micrometers

74
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UV radiation

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Used to sterilize surfaces and HEPA filters (254nm) Can kill DNA

75
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Ionizing Radiation

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Sterilizing method used on Liquids and Surfaces. Can kill DNA. Uses Microwaves and Gamma Waves. Has poor penetration

76
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Incineration

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ROAST EM!

77
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Ethylene Oxide

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C2H4O2, Gaseous Sterilizing Agent used on rooms and plastics. Flammable and Carcinogenic (Used on pre-packaged hospitall materials)

78
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Formaldehyde Vapor

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CH2O, Used to sterilize HEPA filters; carcinogenic

79
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H2O2 Vapor

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Used to sterilize Instruments and filters; is an oxidizing agent and toxic

80
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Plasma Gas

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Gaseous Sterilizing Agent. Is H2O2 gas exposed to microwaves and radio waves which produce free radicals; non-toxic and may replace ethylene oxide; can be used on plastics

81
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Peracetic Acid

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CH3COOH, Chemical Sterilizing Agent used on surfaces. It is an organic peroxide that oxidizes with safe end products of acetic acid and O2

82
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Gluteraldehyde

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COC3H6CO, Used to sterilize Instruments. Very toxic and used as a fixative. Kill proteins and DNA

83
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High Level Disinfectants

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Kills all microbial Pathogens, Cannot inactivate a large number of bacterial spores:

84
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Examples of High Level Disinfectants

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Moist heat, gluteraldehyde, H2O2, peracetic acid and chlorine

85
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Intermediate Level Disinfectants

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Kills microbial pathogens but not bacterial endospores

86
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Intermediate Level Disinfectants are used on

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Flexible Endoscopes, Laryngoscpes, Specula, for anesthesia

87
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High level disinfectants are used on

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plastics- Endoscopes and surgical equipment

88
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Intermediate Level disinfectants Examples

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Alcohols, Phenolic cpds, iodophor cpds

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Low Level Disinfectants

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Kills bacterial Cells and inactivates enveloped viruses and some naked viruses

90
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Low level disinfectants are used on

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Blood Pressure Cuffs, Stethoscopes

91
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Low Level Disinfectants Examples

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Quaternary Ammonium cpds

92
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Clostridium Difficile is a huge problem in hospitals because __________________

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It creates Spores and is not effected by the antimicrobial gels used in hospitals

93
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Quaternary Ammonium compounds are commonly found in _____________

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Mouthwash

94
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Examples of Disinfectants

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Moist Heat, Gluteraldehyde, Hydrogen Peroxide, Formaldehyde-2%, Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2), Peracetic Acid, Chlorine Compounds like CL2, Iodine Compounds, Alcohol, Phenolic Compounds

95
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Antiseptic Agents

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Isopropanol and ethanol, Iodophors, Chlorohexidine (Soaps), Parachlorometaxylenol (kills only Gram +), Triclosan (in deodorant soaps), Hydrogen Peroxide (Not always effective as catalase detoxifies it before bacteria are affected

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