Prevention and treatment of infection
Prevention of infection
Is a form of secondary prevention
Prevention of food spoilage
The complete destruction of all microbes on an object
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on non-living surface
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on living tissue
The complete destruction of all microbes on an object
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on non-living surface
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on living tissue
The complete destruction of all microbes on an object
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on non-living surface
The reduction or inhibition of microbial growth on living tissue
True
False
Damage to cell wall
Alteration of membrane permeability
Damage to proteins and/or nucleic acids
Controlled by either physical or chemical agents
All of these
Only A, B, and C
True
False
10 minutes for bacteria, 15 minutes for a virus
15 minutes for a bacteria, 25 minutes for a virus
10 minutes for a bacteria, 20 minutes for a virus
5 minutes for bacteria, 20 minutes for a virus
Autoclaving
Dry heat
Purell
Antiseptics
Short duration/high temperature treatment of food (72C for 15 seconds)
Long duration/low temperature treatment of food (12C for 3 hours)
Short duration/low temperature treatment of food (12C for 15 seconds)
Long duration/high temperature treatment of food (72C for 3 hours)
Denature protein and DNA
Slow the growth of bacteria
Inhibits growth of new bacteria
Incineration (combustion)
Dry ovens
Heat lamp
Natual heat source (sun)
True
False
Removal of water
Addition of water
True
False
True
False
Simultaneous combination of freezing and heating
Simultaneous combination of freezing and addition of water
Simultaneous combination of freezing and dessication
Filters cannot help you obtain toxins that may be present
Filters can remove toxins that could be present
Filtration can help to separate microorganisms from a liquid
Salts, freeze drying
Ice, plasmolysis
Salts, plasmolysis
Gamma rays
UV
Microwaves
X-Rays
Gamma rays
UV
Microwaves
X-Rays
Earth metals
Strong oxidizing agents
Non-earth metals
Weak oxidizing agents
Hypochlorite
Hypochlorous acid
Compressed chlorine gas
Bleach
Hypochlorite
Hypochlorous acid
Compressed chlorine gas
Bleach
Hypochlorite
Hypochlorous acid
Compressed chlorine gas
Bleach
Sodium hypochlorite
Hypochlorous acid
Hypochlorite
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