Control Of Microbial Growth Flashcards

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Examples of Bacteriostasis

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Refrigeration
Freeze drying (lyphilization)
Rapid freezing through liquid nitrogen

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Lowest temperature that will kill all organisms in a standardized culture with specified period of time

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Thermal Death Point

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3
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Two methods of using heat

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Moist Heat Sterilization

Dry Heat Sterilization

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4
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Destruction or removal kf pathigens from nonliving objects by physical kr chemical methods

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Disinfection

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5
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Stop or inhibition of microbial growth or multiplication

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Bacteriostasis

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Ways of controlling sources of infections

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Destruction of disease-causing microbes
Blocking source, vector and route of transmission of disease agents
Improvement of body defenses and host resistance

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7
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Common vector

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Insects

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8
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Free or devoid of pathogens or the absence of significant contamination

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Asepsis

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9
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The complete or total destruction of all organisms including cells, viable spores and viruses

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Sterilization

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10
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Factors that influence effectiveness of antimicrobial procedures

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Length of time applied
Concentration
Temperature
Nature and number of microorganisms present
Presence of organic matter
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Organic matter

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Urine
Stool
Blood
Sputum

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12
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Growth of pathogens in living tissues which indicates a disease process or contamination

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Sepsis

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13
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Dry heat characteristics

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Protein oxidation
Slower
Higher temperature
More destructive
Less efficient
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14
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Steam

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70 degrees celsius

10 minutes

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15
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What are the physical agents of sterilization?

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Mechanical methods
Use of heat
Other methods like Ultrasonics and radiation

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16
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Length of time necessary to kill a pure culture at a specified temperature

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Thermal Death Time

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Examples of Moist Heat Sterilization

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Boiling
Steam
Pressurized steam
Autoclave
Pasteurization
UHT
HTST
18
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What does HTST stands?

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High Temperature Sterilization or High Temperature Slow Time

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What does UHT stands?

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Under high temperature

20
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Practical, inexpensive and effective

21
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Examples of filtration

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Cellulose membrane
Asbestos
Unglazed porcelain
Layer of sand
Sintered glass
HEPA Filters
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Mechanical Methods

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Filtration
Scrubbing
Sedimentation

23
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Pressurized steam

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Max 121 degrees celsius

24
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Involves mild heating to destroy microbes found in milk, beer, wine and other dairy products without losing nutritional value

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Pasteurization

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HTST
72 degrees celsius- -15 seconds
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UHT
140 degrees celsius- less than a second
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Autoclave
121 degrees celsius- 15 pounds per square inches- 20 minutes
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Ideal for cooking
Steam
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Moist heat sterilization characteristics
``` Protein Coagulation Faster Low temperature Less destructive More efficient ```
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Used together with a nonliving object or inanimate object
Disinfectant
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Methods of dry heat sterilization
Flaming, burning or incineration | Hot air sterilization
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Other term for hot air sterilization
Dry heat baking
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Smell of protein oxidation
Burnt hair
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Uses an oven or hot air sterilizer and used for glasswares, surgical instruments or any material destroyed in presence of water like oil or powder
Hot air sterilization or dry heat baking
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Used in association with a living body or tissue
Antiseptic
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Used for contaminated disposable materials like wire loop or needle
Flaming, burning or incineration
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Common organic disinfectant
Phenol or Carbolic acid
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Ideal boiling point
100 degrees celsius
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Preserving the body
Cryogenics