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Sterilization
refers to the removal of all forms of life, including bacterial spores.
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Disinfectant
chemical agents applied to inanimate objects.
lysol
Antiseptic
a substance applied to the skin for eliminating or reducing the number of bacteria.
alcohol
Spores
a type of organisms that coats rich in proteins, lipids and carbohydrates and cores rich in dipicolinic acid and calcium mycobacterial cell wall; rich in lipids (mycolic acid)
smores
Number of Organisms
microbial load or bioburden
quantity
a. physical methods
b. chemical methods
Methods of disinfection and sterilization
changes
Physical Methods
Heat
Filtration
Radiation
sun, strainer, x-ray
Chemical Methods
alcohol
aldehydes
halogens
heavy metal
detergent
phenolics
gases
chemistry
Boiling
it destroys vegetative bacteria; 100 degrees celsius for 10-15mins
moist heat procedure
Autoclave
it is a chamber which is filled with hot steam under pressure (steam under pressure); fastest and simpliest method of sterilization; all organisms and spores are killed within 15 mins
moist heat procedure
Autoclave
Bacillus stearothermophilus
biological indicators
Oven
Bacillus subtilis var niger
biological indicators
Ionizing Radiation
Bacillus pumilus
biological indicators
Ethylene oxide
Bacillus subtilis var globigii
ethyl___ oxid_
Fractional/Intermittent Sterilization (Tyndalization)
Arnold's sterilizer (free flowing steam)
100 degrees celsius for 30mins (3 consecutive days)
moist heat procedure
Inspissation
involves thickening through evaporation; is used to sterilize protein-rich medium such as Lowenstein Jensen Medium; 70-80 degrees celsius for 2hrs (3 consecutive days)
moist heat procedure
Inspissation
involves thickening through evaporation; used to steriliz protein-rich medium such as Lowe stein Jensen Medium; 70-80 degrees celsius for 2hrs (3 consecutive days)
Moist heat procedure