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iahcsmm chapter 15

low-temputature sterilization

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woven reusable fabrics are the packaging products of choice for ozone sterilization
ethylene kills microorganism by a process called oxidation
ethylene oxide, hydrogen peroxide and ozone sterilization can use all the same packaging materials
ethylene oxide, hydrogen peroxide and ozone sterilization process must all be monitored using chemical, physical and biological monitors
lumens should be moist when using hydrogen peroxide as a sterilizing agent false
ethylene oxide is a toxic gas true
cellulose-containing packaging materials are not compatible with hydrogen peroxide sterilization
information about a device's compatibility with a specific sterilization process should be obtained from the device's manufacturer true
an extended aeration cycle is required for items sterilized in ozone sterilization process
permissible exposure levels for low-temp sterilization methods are established by
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