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surgical infection rates.
Lawson Tait
shifted the
movement then from
antisepsis to asepsis,
instilling practices such as a
strict no-talking
policy within...
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antisepsis of the
umbilical cord and the
antisepsis of
wounds with
inhibited scar formation, such as...
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Physical cleaning Water purification Ultrasonic cleaning Disinfection Antisepsis Sterilization A
variety of
decontaminant methods may be used, including...
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Elemental chlorine has
since served a
continuous function in
topical antisepsis (wound
irrigation solutions and the like) and
public sanitation, particularly...
- It
carried a high
mortality rate, but
developments in
anaesthesia and
antisepsis in the
preceding 50
years made life-saving
surgery possible. Sir Frederick...
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bacterial spores in the alcohol; it is "not an
active substance for hand
antisepsis".
Glycerol is
added as a humectant.
Social distancing (also
known as physical...
