Infection Control

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The process of removing dirt and debris from surfaces.
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The destruction of most harmful microorganisms on nonporous surfaces.
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An object that can absorb liquids and cannot be disinfected.
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Personal protective equipment worn on the hands.
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The spread of disease-causing organisms from one person to another.
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The process that destroys all microbial life, including spores.
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Tiny organisms that can only be seen with a microscope.
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The first step before disinfecting implements.
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A disease-causing microorganism.
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Items intended for one use only.
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A safety document that explains how to handle chemical products.
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The practice of washing hands to prevent disease transmission.