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laminar flow cabinets and sterilisation techniques
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1what type of laminar flow cabinet provides the best protection to the specimen? [blank_start]Horizontal flow[blank_end]
- AHorizontal flow
2what type of laminar hood is this?
label the parts
- AHEPA filter
- Bwork area
- CPre-filter
3what type of laminar flow cabinet is a vertical hood? [blank_start]Class 2[blank_end]
- AClass 2
4what type of laminar flow hood is this?
label the parts
- AHEPA filter (exhaust)
- BHEPA filter (air supply)
- CGlass shield
- Dwork area
- EBlower
5what are class 1 and 3 cabinets aimed at protecting? [blank_start]The user[blank_end]
- AThe user
6what type of laminar hood is this? and what is it used for?
Label the parts
- AHEPA filter
- BFan
- Cviewing screen
- Dair flow
7what type of laminar flow cabinet is this and what is it used for?
label the parts
- AHEPA filter
- BHEPA filter
- Cair in
- Dfan
- EViewing screen
- Fglove
8what are the 5 main types of sterilisation ?
1) [blank_start]Wet heat[blank_end]
2) [blank_start]dry heat[blank_end]
3) [blank_start]filtration[blank_end]
4) [blank_start]radiation[blank_end]
5) [blank_start]gas sterilisation[blank_end]- AWet heat
- Bdry heat
- Cfiltration
- Dradiation
- Egas sterilisation
9what is the single best reproducible method of sterilisation? [blank_start]autoclave[blank_end]
- Aautoclave
10what temperature do autoclaves effectively sterilise at?
- A121-124
- B130-140
- C200-250
11what are gravity (fast exhaust autoclaves most useful for? [blank_start]dry goods[blank_end]
- Adry goods
12what are the other main types of autoclaves? [blank_start]Liquid (slow exhaust) and Pre-vacuum[blank_end]
- ALiquid (slow exhaust) and Pre-vacuum
13Liquid (fast exhaust) autoclaves are most useful for preventing liquids from boiling over
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Pre-vacuum cycle autoclaves are most useful for what? [blank_start]porous goods[blank_end]
- Aporous goods
15what is the sterilisation time for the following volumes of liquids in an autoclave?
<500ml - [blank_start]30 minutes[blank_end]
500ml- 1L -[blank_start]45 minutes[blank_end]
2L-4L - [blank_start]55 minutes[blank_end]
4L - [blank_start]1 hour[blank_end]- A30 minutes
- B45 minutes
- C55 minutes
- D1 hour
16what should be used every time the autoclave is run? [blank_start]indicator strips[blank_end]
- Aindicator strips
17what is a common method for testing an autoclave? [blank_start]Bowie Dick strips[blank_end]
- ABowie Dick strips
18what other methods can be used to test an autoclaves function?
[blank_start]Browne's Tubes[blank_end]
or
[blank_start]Spore strip testing[blank_end]- ABrowne's Tubes
- BSpore strip testing
19what is dry heat sterilisation used for an what temperature does it operate at?
temp=[blank_start]121-170[blank_end]
must be able to= [blank_start]withstand the heat[blank_end]
frequently used for = [blank_start]metals and glass[blank_end]
not suitable for = [blank_start]plastics[blank_end]- A121-170
- Bwithstand the heat
- Cmetals and glass
- Dplastics
20what are the sterilisation times for dry heat sterilisation?
140c- [blank_start]3 hours[blank_end]
150- [blank_start]2.5 hours[blank_end]
160- [blank_start]2 hours[blank_end]
170- [blank_start]1hours[blank_end]- A3 hours
- B2.5 hours
- C2 hours
- D1 hours
21the filtration method for sterilisation uses filters with micropores of 0.1-2 um in size
- ATrue
- BFalse
22the filtration method can remove bacteria, fungi, yeast and some viruses
- ATrue
- BFalse
23what is a common use of the microfiltration method? [blank_start]blood serum filtration[blank_end]
- Ablood serum filtration
24Pasteurisation involves heating a solution to [blank_start]63c[blank_end] for [blank_start]30[blank_end] minutes and destroys most [blank_start]vegetative bacterial cells[blank_end]
- A63c
- B30
- Cvegetative bacterial cells
25flash pasteurisation involves heating a solution to [blank_start]72c[blank_end] for [blank_start]15 seconds[blank_end] and the results are similar to normal pasteurisation
- A72c
- B15 seconds
26what are the radiological forms of sterilisation?
[blank_start]Gamma irradiation[blank_end] with cobalt 60 or caesium 137
[blank_start]electron[blank_end] beam ([blank_start]e-[blank_end]beam) irradiation where [blank_start]electrons[blank_end] are accelerated to 99% the speed of light- Aelectron
- Be-
- Celectrons
- DGamma irradiation
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- cellular and immunological methods Quiz on laminar flow cabinets and sterilisation techniques, created by David Fox on 12/05/2017.
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