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Definition of Disinfection Vs sterilization

Sterilisation is the process of killing microorganisms and thier spores


Disinfection is the killing of microorganisms not including their spores

List methods of sterilization

Use of Heat


Use of Radiation


Use of chemicals

........ Is The most common method Of sterilization

The use of heat

......... and....... determines effectiveness Of heat sterilization

Temperature and duration determines effectiveness

Heat sterilization methods is divided into ?

moist heat and dry heat

Methods of moist heat sterilization include

Boiling


Pasteurisation


Autoclaving

Discuss


BoilingPasteurisationAutoclavingMethod of sterilization

1. Boiliing is used for metallic devices like scissors, scalpel and needles.


2. Pasteurisation is the process of heating milk at a temperature of 60 degrees or 72 degrees 3 to 4 times.


3.


*Substances are subjected to sterilization in an autoclave which is a steam sterilization equipment


* The process carried out at a temperature of 115 degrees for 65 mins or 121 degrees for 20 mins.


*Saturated steam is formed at the boiling temperature of water, the steam condenses on the material and relieves the lateral heat to convert back to water


*The saturated steam under low pressure penetrates all the narrow spaces leaving no microorganism alive.


*It is the most common method used


Temperature for autoclave is?

115°c in 65 minutes


121°c in 20 minutes

Dry heat methods include

1. Flaming


2. Hot air oven


3. Incineration


4.

....... Is


1. Effective against bacteria and enveloped virus


2. Not effective against Non enveloped viruses and spores

PHENOLS – an Active ingredient in many household disinfectants

..... Is active against vegetative bacteria, fungi and enveloped viruses.


How is it used?

Alcohol.


Usually used as 60 – 90% solution.

The most common product of hypochlorite is?

4-6% Sodium hypochlorite which is the household bleach.

What can hypochlorite do

Can eliminate both enveloped and non-enveloped viruses when used with right concentration and contact time.



Effective against vegetative bacteria

POVIDONE IODINE Contains ?

Contains complex of polyvinylpyrolidone and elemental iodine. It contains12% iodine