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Antiseptic (def)
work on LIVING TISSUE
Disinfectant (def)
work on INANIMATE OBJECTS
Alcohols
MOA
denaturation of protein and lysis of some microorganisms
Alcohols
not effective against what?
spores
Alcohols
which has greater bactericidal ability and which is less toxic?
- Isopropyl alcohol (greater)
- Ethyl alcohol (less toxic)
Chlorhexidine
mainly used how?
- topical antiseptic
- surgical scrub
Chlorhexidine
effective against what kind of microorganisms?
Gram positive
Chlorhexidine
MOA
acts as cationic agent -> rupture of cell membrane
Chlorhexidine
optimal pH for activity
pH 5.5 - 7.0
Chlorhexidine
side effect
ototoxic when placed in middle ear
Chlorhexidine
is incompatible with what?
anionic detergents
Sodium Hypochlorite
MOA
kill m.o. by denaturing proteins and chemically deactivating essential enzymes
Sodium Hypochlorite
effective against what virus?
parvo
chlorine kills what?
vegetative bacteria, algae, fungi, enveloped/non-enveloped viruses
Lugol's solution (strong iodine solution) consists of what?
5% iodine and 10% potassium iodide in water
Tincture of iodine consists of what?
2% iodine and 2.4% sodium iodide in ethanol
Strong tincture of iodine consists of what?
7% iodine and 5% potassium iodide in 95% ethanol
What increases the solubilty of iodine?
PVP (polyvinyl pyrrolidone)
Iodine
MOA
- decreases O2 for aerobic m.o.
- interacts w/ proteins cytoplasmic membrane
Tincture of iodine is contraindicated when?
with open wounds and mucous membranes
Hydrogen peroxide
what is 3% solution used for?
cleansing antiseptic
Hydrogen peroxide
what is 58% solution used for?
sterilization of instruments
Hydrogen peroxide
MOA
denatures proteins and lipids of m.o.
Benzalkonium chloride
MOA
binds irreversibly to phospholipids and proteins of cell membrane, impairs permeablility
Benzalkonium chloride
effective against what?
gram postitive (disinfectant)
Ethylene Oxide
MOA
binds to nucleic acids of m.o.
Ethylene Oxide
used for what?
instrument sterilization
Ethylene Oxide
side effects
mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, eye irritation
Tris-EDTA
is effective against what?
Pseudomonas, E coli, Proteus, S aureus
Tris-EDTA
MOA
acts by affecting cell wall permeability and ribosome
Glutaraldehyde
When doe is become active and what color change?
active at alkaline pH (8-8.5)
colorless to green
Formaldehyde
effective against what?
spores
Alcohols
the alcohol:water ratio that is most effective
65.5 - 70% alcohol:water