Asepsis
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An invasion of the body tissue by microorganisms and their proliferation there.
Infection
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The absence of disease-producing microorganisms. Being free from infection
Asepsis
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Practices designed to reduce the number and transfer of pathogens. Clean technique
Medical Asepsis
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Practices that render and keep objects and areas free from microoganisms. Clean technique
Surgical Asepsis
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The presence of infection
Sepsis
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Transport of ab infection or the products of infection throughout the body or by blood.
Septicemia
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A person or an animal, who is without signs if illness but who harbors pathogens within his body that can be transferred to another.
Carrier
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A person or an animal known or believed to have been exposed to a disease
Contact
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The natural habitat for the growth and multiplication of microorganisms
Reservoir
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The microorganisn picked up by the skin as an a result of normal activities that can be removed.
Resident flora or bacteria
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The process by which all microorganisms including their spores are destroyed.
Sterilization
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A substance, usually intended for use on inanimate objects, that destroys pathogens but generally not the spores.
Disinfectant
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A substance, usually intended for use on persons that inhibit the growth of pathogens but not necessarily destroy them.
Antiseptic
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1
An invasion of the body tissue by microorganisms and their proliferation there.
Infection
2
The absence of disease-producing microorganisms. Being free from infection
Asepsis
3
Practices designed to reduce the number and transfer of pathogens. Clean technique
Medical Asepsis
4
Practices that render and keep objects and areas free from microoganisms. Clean technique
Surgical Asepsis
5
The presence of infection
Sepsis
6
Transport of ab infection or the products of infection throughout the body or by blood.
Septicemia
7
A person or an animal, who is without signs if illness but who harbors pathogens within his body that can be transferred to another.
Carrier
8
A person or an animal known or believed to have been exposed to a disease
Contact
9
The natural habitat for the growth and multiplication of microorganisms
Reservoir
10
The microorganisn picked up by the skin as an a result of normal activities that can be removed.
Resident flora or bacteria
11
The process by which all microorganisms including their spores are destroyed.
Sterilization
12
A substance, usually intended for use on inanimate objects, that destroys pathogens but generally not the spores.
Disinfectant
13
A substance, usually intended for use on persons that inhibit the growth of pathogens but not necessarily destroy them.
Antiseptic