Asepsis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Asepsis is the state of being free from disease-causing contaminants (such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites). The term asepsis also often refers to those practices used to promote or indu...
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Definition of asepsis in the Medical Dictionary. asepsis explanation. Information about asepsis in Free online English dictionary. What is asepsis? Meaning of asepsis medical term. What does asepsis mean? ... 2 medical asepsis, procedures used to reduce the number of microorganisms and prevent their spread.
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Advances of anaesthesia mean that operations are more complex and less painful, but death rate from sepsis (infection) ... ; Asepsis developments and milestones ... Anaesthesia | Asepsis | Vaccination | Penicillin | X-Rays |; Insulin | Microscopes | Contraception | Organ transplantation; Keyhole surgery | Language notes | Home;
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Hippocrates (460-377 BC), the great healer of his time irrigated wounds with wine or boiled water foreshadowing asepsis. Galen (130-200 A.D.), a Greek that practiced medicine in Rome and was the most distinguished physician after Hippocrates boiled his surgical instruments used in the caring of wounded gladiators.
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(i) Asepsis is the product of proper aseptic technique ... (ii) Asepsis is the prevention of microbial contamination (exclusion of microbes) ... (i) The goal of surgical asepsis is the exclusion of all microorganisms through aseptic technique...
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