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1
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Sterilization

A

Killing ALL microbes

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2
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Disinfection

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Removal of vegetative of pathogens from inanimate objects

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3
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Sanitization

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Reduction in number of microbes from inanimate objects present to safe public health levels
By mechanical cleaning and physical methods

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4
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Sepsis

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Growth of microbes (presence of toxins) in tissue

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5
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Asepsis

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Techniques that prevent the entry of microorganism a into sterile tissue

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6
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Antisepsis

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Application of chemicals to body surfaces to kill or inhibit microbes
Does not cause damage to tissue

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7
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Aseptic technique

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Methods applied to an object or area to prevent microbial (pathogenic) contamination

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8
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Degerming

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Cleansing techniques to remove transient microbes and debris from living tissue

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9
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Bactericide

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Chemicals that kill vegetative cells and may not kill the spores

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10
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Bacteriostat

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Chemicals that stop or slow microbial growth

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11
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Factors influencing control

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# of microorganisms
Type of "
Nature of suspending medium
   -determine nature of the chemicals 
Time and Temp.
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12
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Types of Cellular Injury

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Alteration of membrane permeability
-damage to cell wall and membrane
Damage to proteins
Damage to nucleic acids

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13
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Physical methods

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Heat, low temp., desiccation, radiation, filtration, osmotic pressure, physical cleaning

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14
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Heat

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Most common method
Most effective
Least expensive

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15
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Heat mode of action

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Denaturing protiens by coagulation

Oxidizing of microorganisms

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16
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Heat resistance varies

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Amongst microbes

17
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Thermal Death point (TDP)

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Lowest temperature at which all the microorganisms in a liquid suspension will be killed in 10 minutes

18
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Thermal Death Time (TDT)

A

Minimal length of time for all the microorganisms in a liquid suspension to be killed at a given temp.

19
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Autoclave - moist heat

A 
Steam under pressure 
121 C at 15 psi for 15-20 min
Sterilization 
Test by: spore strips
Heat sensitive tapes
20
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Boiling

A

98-100 C for 30 min

Kills most vegetative cells, not heat resistant forms

21
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Tyndallization (Fractional Sterilization) - moist heat

A

Heating 100 C for 30 min
For 3 days
With over night incubation periods in between

22
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Pasteurization - Moist Heat

A

Heating materials at specific temp. And time
Then cool rapidly
Temp. Selection is based upon resistant pathogen to be destroyed
- Coxiella Burnetti

23
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Past. - High Temp. short term ( HTST)

A

72 C for 15 sec.

24
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Ultra high temp. (UHT) - Pasteur.

A

140 C for 1-2 sec.

25
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Importance of microbial control

A

To prevent the spread of infection/disease
Prevent food spoilage
Prevent contamination
Prevent alteration of results in labs

26
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Hot air ovens

A

160-170 C for 2-3 hrs
Oxidation of microbes
Sterilizes

27
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Incineration (direct flame)

A

Oxidation to ashes (burning) 1-60 min

Temp may exceed 1000 C

28
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Radiation have rays less than

A

300nm are effective for sterilization

29
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Two types of radiation

A

Ionizing

Non ionizing

30
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Non ionizing rays (UV light)

A

Damage to DNA (thymine dimers)

31
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Preservation

A

Low temp.
Dessication
Lyophilization
Increased Osmotic pressure

32
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Low temp.

A

Bacteriostatic effect
Not effective against psychrophiles
Usually effective against pathogens

33
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Dessication

A

Involves removal of moisture
Effectiveness varies
Bacteria tactic

34
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Lyophilization

A

Freeze drying

35
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Increased osmotic pressure

A

High concentrations of salt, sugar
Dehydrates cells
More effective against bacteria than fungi

36
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Filtration

A

Passage of material through filters with extremely small pores
-solids, drinks, air, heat-labile liquids

37
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Physical cleaning

A

Ultrasonic

Hand washing

38
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Ultrasonic

A

High frequency wavelength of sound

Physically disrupts cellular integrity

39
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Hand washing

A

Time and kind of soap are important factors in effectiveness

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