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What is destroyed during disinfection
Vegetative pathogens
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What is the mechanism of action for Pasteurization?
Protein denaturation
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What is the mechanism of action of Direct flaming?
Burning contaminants into ashes
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It refers to the coagulation of proteins.
Protein denaturation
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What is the heat treatment for milk?
72° for 15 seconds
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It refers to the destruction and removal of all forms of microbial life, including endospores. And is usually done by steam under pressure or a sterilizing gas such as ethylene oxide.
Sterilization
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In this method, water is removed by high vacuum at low temperature.
Lyophilization
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The passage of a liquid or gas through a screen like materials with pores small enough to retain microbes.
Filtration
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Most filters in filtration method in use consist what?
Cellulose , Nitrocellulose
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True/False: Antisepsis treatment is always by chemical antimicrobials.
True
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It leads to the destruction of vegetative state pathogens on living tissues. and the treatment is always by chemical antimicrobials.
Antiseptics
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What is the mechanism of action of Lyophilization?
Decreased chemical reactions and possible changes in protein
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It kills vegetative bacterial and fungal pathogens and almost all viruses within 10 minutes, less effective on endospores.
Boiling or flowing steam
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True/False: Bacterial population DO NOT die at a constant rate when heated or treated with antimicrobial agents.
False
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What are Autoclaving used in?
Microbiological media, Solutions, Linens, Utensils, Dressings, Other items that can withstand temperature and pressure
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What is the mechanism of action of Hot-air sterilization?
Oxidation
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What are the physical methods that are used to control microbial growth?
Heat, Cold, High pressure, Desiccation, Osmotic pressure, Radiation
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What are the factors affecting the effectiveness of antimicrobial treatments?
The number of microbes, Environmental influences, Time of exposure, Microbial characteristics
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It is an effective method for preserving microbial cultures, in which cultures are quick-frozen between -50°C and 95°C. And is also used in food, drug and culture preservation.
Deep-freezing
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What is the mechanism of action of Autoclaving?
Protein denaturation
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For each minute the bacterial population is treated or heated with antimicrobial agents, how many of the population is killed?
90 percent
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It is a very effective method of sterilization is used in Inoculating loops.
Direct flaming
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True/False: Sanitation cannot be done with a high temperature washing or by dipping into a chemical disinfectant.
False
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What is the mechanism of action of Osmotic pressure?
Plasmolysis
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it leads to the destruction of vegetative pathogens. And may make use of physical or chemical methods.
Disinfection
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Commercial sterilization treament are used to kill endospores of what microorganisms in canned foods?
Clostridium botulinum
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Pasteurization is used in what?
Milk, Cream, Certain alcoholic beverages( beer and wine)
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It results in loss of water from microbial cells and is also used in Food preservation.
Osmotic pressure
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What is the mechanism of action of Incineration?
Burning to ashes
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It refers to the use of sufficient heat treatment to kill endospores of Clostridium botulinum in canned foods.
Commercial sterilization
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Involves the use gamma rays or high energy electron and is not widespread in routine sterilization.
Ionizing radiation
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Where is hot-air sterilization used in?
Empty glassware, Instruments, Needles, Glass syringes
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What is the mechanism of action of Refrigeration?
Decreased chemical reactions and possible changes in protein
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How long does it take for a boiling or flowing stream to kill vegetative bacterial and fungal pathogens and almost all viruses?
10 minutes
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It is used to sterilize heat sensitive materials such as enzymes, vaccines and antibiotic solutions. And removes microbes by passage of a liquid or gas.
Filtration
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What is the mechanism of action of Deep-freezing?
Decreased chemical reactions and possible changes in protein
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It kills by oxidation effect
Dry heat
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What is the mechanism of action of desiccation?
Disruption of metabolism
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What is the mechanism of action of High pressure?
Alteration of molecular structure of proteins and carbohydrates.
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This method is used in Dishes, Basins and Pitchers.
Boiling or flowing steam
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It is a very effective method of sterilization that is used in paper cups, contaminated dressings, animal carcasses, bags and wipes.
Incineration
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What is the mechanism of Action of Boiling or flowing steam?
Protein denaturation
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Give one example of a sterilizing gas used for sterilization
Ethylene oxide
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In this type of radiation, the radiation is not very penetrating. And is used for control of closed environment with UV lamp.
Non-ionizing radiation
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It refers to the removal of microbes from a limited area such as the skin around the injection site. Mostly a mechanical removal by an alcohol-soaked swab.
Degerming
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Mechanism of Action of Ionizing Radiation
Destruction of DNA
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What is used for mechanical removal in degerming?
Alcohol-soaked swab
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It involves removing of water from microbes; primarily bacteriostatic. and is used in food preservation.
Desiccation
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It is used for sterilizing pharmaceuticals and medical and dental supplies.
Ionizing radiation
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It is the most effective method for long term preservation of microbial culture.
Lyophilization
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It can kill microorganism in two ways( Ionizing and Non-ionizing).
Radiation
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What endospore of an bacteria can survive but will not be able to germinate and grow under normal storage condition in commercial sterilization?
Thermophilic bacteria
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It refers to the use of mild heating which is sufficient to kill the microorganisms that can cause spoilage problem without really damaging the taste of the product.
Pasteurization
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It is used for the preservation of colors and nutrient values. and is often used in fruit juices.
High pressure
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It kills microorganism primarily by coagulation of proteins (denaturation), which caused by breakage of the hydrogen bonds that hold the protein.
Moist heat
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It is a very effective method of sterilization, at about 15 psi (121°C), all vegetative cells and their endospores are killed in about 15 mins.
Autoclaving
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It is a treatment which is intended to lower microbial counts on eating and drinking utensils to safe public health levels. It can be done with a high temperature washing or by dipping into a chemical disinfectant.
Sanitation
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What is the mechanism of action of filtration?
Separation of bacteria from suspending liquid
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How long does it takes for vegetative cells and their endospores to be killed after Autoclaving?
15 minutes
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Where is filtration method used in?
Sterilizing liquids(enzymes, vaccines) that are destroyed by heat
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It has a bacteriostatic effect and is often used in food, drug and culture preservation.
Refrigeration
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It is a very effective method of sterilization but requires temperature at 170°C for about 2 hours.
Hot-air sterilization