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what are the 11 germicidal categories
halogens, phenolics, chlorihexidine, alcohols, hydrogen peroxide, aldehydes, gases, detergents & soaps, heavy metals, dyes, and acids & alkalis
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what germicidal category includes bromine, iodine, and chlorine
halogens
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what halogens are hypocholrites that denature proteins by disrupting disulfide bonds
chlorine
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what halogen is intermediate level and includes water, sewage, wastewater, and inanimate objects
chlorine
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what halogens are iodophors the interfere with disulfide bonds of proteins
iodine
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what halogen is intermediate level include milder medical and dental degermine agaents, disinfectants, and ointements
iodine
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what germicidal category disrupt cell walls and membranes and precipitate proteins
phenolics
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what germicidal category is low to intermediate level include bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal, not sporicidal
phenolics
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what germicidal category includes lysol and triclosan-antibacterial additive to soaps
phenolics
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what germicidal category is a surfactant and protein denaturant with broad microbicidal properties
chlorhexidine
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what germicidal category are low to intermediate levels, include hibiclens and hibitane
chlorhexidine
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what germicidal category are used as skin degeming agents for preoperative scrubs, skin cleaning, and burns
chlorhexidine
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what germicidal category acts as surfactants dissolving membrane lipids and coagulating proteins of vegetative bacterial cells and fungi
alcohols
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what germicidal category are intermediate level include, ethyl and isopropyl in solutions of 50-95%
alcohols
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what germicidal category gram-alcohols=drinking and isopropanol=rubbing alcoho; primary not pure 70%alcohol and 30% water= best
alcohols
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what germicidal category produce highly reactive hydroxyl-free radicals that damage protein and DNA while also decomposing to O2 gas- toxic to anaerobes
hydrogen peroxide
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what germicidal category antiseptic at low concentrations; strong solutions are sporicidal
hydrogen peroxide
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what germicidal category can be toxic to anerobic bacteria 3%=use on skin 30%=eat skin away OH- very reactive
hydrogen peroxide
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what germicidal category kill by alkylating proteins and DNA (alkylating=aldehyde reacts with certain molecules to change structure)
aldehydes
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what aldehydes is in 2% solution (cidex) used as sterilant for heat sensitive instruments HIGH LEVEL
gluteraldehye
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what aldehyde is a disinfectant, preservative, toxicity limits use; formalin- 37% aqueous solution; intermediate to high level
formaldehyde
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what germicidal category are strong alkylating agents, chemicals are explosive hense why contained in chambers
gases and aerosols
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what germicidal category are high level and include ethylene oxide and propylene oxide
gases and aersolos
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what germicidal category sterilize and disinfect plastics and prepackaged devices, food
gases and aerosols
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what germicidal category has quaternary ammonia compounds that act as surfactants that alter membrane permeability of some bacteria and fungi
detergents and soaps
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what germicidal category are very low level and molecule is amphipathic which can disrupt membrane
detergents and soaps
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what germicidal category mechanically remove soil and grease containing microbes
soaps
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what germicidal category are solutions of silver and mercury kill vegetative cells in low concentrations by inactivating proteins
heavy metals
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what germicidal category are low level include merthiolate, silver nitrate, silver
heavy metals
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what germicidal category have oligodynamic action (small concentration of + ions on living things) can be toxics, some microorganisms can develope resistance
heavy metals
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what germicidal category are very active against gram-positive species of bacteria and various fungi
dyes as antimicrobial agents
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what germicidal category are low level, narrow spectrum of activity; sometimes used for antisepsis and wound treatment
dyes as antimicrobial agents
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what germicidal category are at low level of activity
acids and alkalis
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what germicidal category have orgaic acids prevent spore germination and bacterial and fungal growth
acids and alkalis
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what germicidal category acetic acid inhibits bacterial growth, propionic acid retards molds, lactic acid prevents anaerobic bacterial growth, benzoic and sorbic acid inhibit yeast
acids and alkalis
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