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| physical removal of blood, body fluids, and gross debris |
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| what r disinfection 3 levels |
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| high intermediate and low |
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| only sterilization kills? |
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cleaning in the or starts with? |
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| sound waves implode into water gets where other things can't |
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| cavitaiton is done in which machine |
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| milking or lubricaiton is to prevent what? |
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| binds ions minerals and prevents them from redepositing on instruments |
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| desolve fats and proteins |
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| making the debris desolve |
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| for a disinfectatnt o be effective it must have 3 things |
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| contact, type of disinfection depends on bioburden, and contact time |
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| all micro organisms. viruses, and spores with long exposure |
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| high level disinfectin exposure time is? |
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| for high level disinfectant how is hydrogen peroxide used |
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| mostly in sterrad machine an its use is 6% and 6 hrs exposure to become sterilant |
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Chlorine compound solution is what percent |
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| viruses, hiv, hbv disadvantage is looses effectiveness quickly |
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| not strong enough 140 count and it can be seen through |
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