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• Improved Personal Hygiene 2
• Maintained a clean environment 3
• Performed medical handwashing 1
• Asepsis is the freedom from disease-causing microorganisms.
• Aseptic technique is used to decrease the number of pathogens.
• Medical asepsis reduces the number of pathogens.
• Medical handwashing is a part of aseptic technique.
• Aseptic technique is also known as sterile technique.
• Elimination of all pathogens is a goal of aseptic technique.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of medical devices.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of pharmaceuticals.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of food.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of cosmetics.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of tobacco products.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of animal feed.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of surgical instruments.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of dental instruments.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of veterinary instruments.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of laboratory equipment.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of scientific equipment.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of industrial equipment.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of office equipment.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of home appliances.
• Droplet Spread occurs when the host is within 1 meter (sneezing, coughing, spitting, singing, talking).
• Fomites, such as water, food, blood, serum, and plasma, are vehicles that can act as vehicles for infection.
• Hepatitis A infection is a food-borne disease.
• Droplet nuclei or the residue of evaporated droplets emitted by an infected host can remain in the air for a long time.
• Any person who is at risk for infection is considered a susceptible host.
• A chain of infection involves an agent, a reservoir, a portal of exit, and a susceptible host.
• Airborne transmission may involve droplets or dust.
• Vehicle-borne transmission is a type of indirect transmission that serves as an intermediate means to transport and introduce an infection.
• The portal of entry is the point at which the infection enters the body, often the same route it used to leave the source.
• Injection is a method of transmission that involves injecting a saline fluid during bites or by depositing faeces.
• The area where the infection leaves the reservoir is known as the portal of exit.
• Direct Transmission is immediate transfer (touching, kissing, sexual intercourse).
• The source of microorganisms is referred to as the etiologic agent.
• Vector-borne transmission involves an animal or insect that serves as a vector, carrying and transmitting the infection.
• A reservoir is a person or animal that is a reservoir but does not manifest any clinical signs of the disease.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of recreational equipment.
• Aseptic technique is used in the production of sports equipment.