dent 1260 infection control lesson 4 disinfection
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DENT 1260 Infection Control
Lesson 4 Disinfection
Disinfection
Use of liquid chemical to kill disease producing microbes. Does not kill all and does not kill spores.
2. Bioburden
Bioburden- the microbial material on a surface or object. This MUSt be removed in order to disinfect/ sterilize. (PRECLEAN)
3. Surface vs immersion
Surface- wipe/wipe or spray wipe spray technique
Immersion- cover the object with the chemical
4. Antiseptic, disinfectant, sterilant
Antiseptic- reduces # microbes on tissue ( alcohol wipe on skin)
Disinfectant- reduce # microbes on surface or object
Sterilant- kills all microbes on surface / object
5. Alcohol Chlorite
NOT for surface or immersion
Tissue antimicrobial only
Sodium hypochlorite 1:10 or 1:13
Surface- harsh Immersion- OK Mix fresh Intermediate level
cheap
5. Iodophor Phenol
Surface, immersion or tissue
Intermediate level May discolor
Surface Intermediate level Hard on plastics Leaves residue
MCC uses Birex for surfaces
5. Quats aldehydes
Quaternary ammonium (with alcohol)
Intermediate Surface Better on fungal See picture next
slide
High level Immersion only of
nonporous items Sterilant, tissue
preservative for biopsy
QUATS
1st generation quats DID NOT HAVE alcohol and now use only to treat denture for fungus.
5. Chlorhexidine gluconate
Tissue antimicrobial in soap or Peridex rinse
6. Microbes killed
Virucidal- kills at least some virus
Bactericidal- kills at least some bacteria
Fungicidal- kills at least some fungi
Tuberculocidal- kills TB- intermediate
Sporicidal- kills spores=sterilizes
Hospital disinfectant- shown to kill 3 bact- staph aureus, salmonella, and pseudomonas
7. Label consideration
Type of antimicrobial agent, active ingredient, microbes killed, directions of use, dilution, precautions, store and disposal info, name & address of manufacturer, volume of container
Contact time EPA registration #
8. Properties of “IDEAL” disinfectant
Rapidly kill a broad range of microbes Residual activity Minimal toxicity Not damage surfaces Odorless and inexpensive Simple to use Good cleaner- remove bioburden
9. High, medium, low level disinfectant
High- kills all but not high numbers of spores (glut)
Medium- intermediate- kills vegitative bact, most fungi, virus, M TB
Low- is not tuberculocidal
Hospital- kills staph, salmonella and Psedomonus, NOT TB
9. High, Medium, low
High- glutaraldehyde Medium- phenols, iodophors, quats
with alcohol, sodium hypochlorite
10. Surface disinfectants
Phenols (synthetic) Sodium hypochlorites Iodophors Quats WITH alcohol
“Bleach eQu I P ment”
Use these only for surfaces in dental office!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11. Immersion disinfection
Glutaraldehyde Sodium hypochlorite Iodophor
“biG” tub
12. Shelf, use and reuse life
Shelf life- unopened expiration date Use life- once open/mixed Resuse- life shortens the more used
Ex: phenol, exp date 1yr but once mixed 21 days,
bleach soln- use daily, resuse none ?
13. Accidental exposure
Check MSDS Wear PPE
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