Microbial Growth Control Flashcards

(74 cards)

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Physical control methods

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Heat
Autoclaving
Pasteurization
Filter
Cold
Desiccation
High osmotic pressure
Radiation
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Factors influence effectiveness of chemical control

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Dilution
Time
pH
Organic matter

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Types of disinfectants

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Phenol
Halogens
Heavy metals
Alcohol
Surface active agents
Quats
Aldehydes
(PHHASQuAl)
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Removal of all microbial life

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Sterilization

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5
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Killing c. Botulinium

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Commercial sterilization

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Removal or pathogens

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Disinfection

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Removal of pathogens from LIVING TISSUE

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antisepsis

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Lower microbial counts on utensils

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Sanitation

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Removal of microbes from LIMITED AREA

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Degerming

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Kills microbes

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Biocide / germicide

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INHIBITING microbes

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Bacteriostasis

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Use light for metabolism
Have chlorophyll
Use carbon dioxide and oxygen - main byproduct
Organic products

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Phototrophs

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13
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Use hydrogen and sulfur

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Chemotrophs

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Needs oxygen
Increase o2
Decrease co2

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Aerobic

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Needs less oxygen
Decrease o2
Increase co2

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Anaerobic

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16
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Time required for a bacteria to grow and divide

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Generation time

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17
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Depicts how a bacteria behaves in a certain medium

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Growth curve

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Growth curve phases

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Lag
Log
Stationary
Decline

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Effectiveness of antimicrobial depends on

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Characteristics of microbe
Number of microbe
Environment
Time of exposure
(C-NET)
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Lowest temp at which all cells in a culture are killed in 10mins

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Thermal death point

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21
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Time to kill all cells in a culture

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Thermal death time

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Minutes to kill 90% of a population at a given temp

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Decimal reduction time

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Effect of moist heat

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Protein denaturation

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Autoclaving

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Moist heat
Steam under pressure
15mins 
121C 
15psi
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Pasteurization
63c for 30 mins 73c for 15 sec 140c for 1 sec
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Reduce spoilage
Pasteurization
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Kills by oxidation
Dry heat sterilization
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Hot air sterilization
170c for 2hrs
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Removes microbes by trapping in filter
Filtration
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Inhibits microbial growth
Low tempreature Refrigeration Deep freezing Lyophilization
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Deep freezing
-20c or -80c
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Prevents metabolism
Dessication
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Causes plasmolysis
Osmotic pressure
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Damages dna
Radiation
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Types of radiation
Ionizing Non ionizing Microwaves
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Ionizing radiation
Xray Gamma rays Electron beams
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Surface sterilization only
Non ionizing radiation | UV
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Evaluating a disinfectant
Dilution test | Disk diffusion
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Dilution test
Metal ring dipped in bacteria - dry Dried ring place in diluted disinfectant Transfer to culture Determine if bacteria survived the treatment
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Disruption of plasma membrane
Phenols
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Types of phenolics
O-phenylphenol (lysol) Hexachlorophene Triclosan Turpinol ( pine-sol)
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Halogens
``` Iodine Povidone iodine Sodium hypochlorite Bromine tablets Chlorine gas ```
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Denature protein by breaking disulfide bonds
Iodine and betadine | Heavy metals
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Strong oxidizers
Bromine | Chlorine
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Denatures proteins and dissolve lipids
Alcohol
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Heavy metals
Mercurachron Copper sulfate Zinc chloride Silver nitrate
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Antiseptic for wounds
Mercurachron
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Algicide
CuSo4
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Mouth wash
Znc chloride
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Antiseptic for eyes, wounds
Silver nitrate
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Surface active agents
Soap | Acid anionic detergents
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Degerming
Soap
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Sanitizing
Acid anionic detergents
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Disrupt plasma membrane | Denature proteins
Quats
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Quats
Benzalkonium cl Roccal Cationic detergents ( cetylpyridinium )
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Zephiran
Benzalkonium cl
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Cepacol
Cetylpyridinium chloride
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Inactivate proteins by cross linkingnwith functional groups
Aldehydes
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Disinfectant for hospital equipments
Aldehydes
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Denature proteins | Dissolve membranes
Acids and bases
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Naoh
Floor cleaner
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Ammonium hydroxide
Break down lipids
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Benzoid caid
Food products
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Gas sterilants
Denature proteins
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Ethylene oxide
Sterilize hospital equip Disposable lab plastic ware Carcinogenic
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Dialysis equipment
Peracetic acid
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Swimming pool
O3 | Cl2
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Skin
H2o2
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Most resistant - least resistant
``` Prions Endospore of bacteria Mycobacteria Cysts of protozoa Vegetative protozoa Gram neg Fungi Gram pos Virus wd envelope ```
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Poor in endospore | Good in mycobacteria
Phenolics | Alcohols
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Not effective in both endospore and mycobacteria
Quats
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Fair effectiveness in endospore and mycobacteria
Chlorines
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Fair im endospores | Good im mycobacteria
Aldehydes
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Factors affecting microbial control
Temperature Species Environment