Question 02:
Answer:
7 factors which affect the effectiveness of a disinfectant are:
Question 03:
Answer:
Five factors that
influence the size of the zone of inhibition on the antibiotic disk
plate are:
2 List 7 factors that affect effectiveness of a disinfectant 3. List 5 factors that influence...
List six factors that might influence the antiseptic or disinfectant qualities of a particular chemical agent?
As a group, list factors that can influence the effectiveness of drugs in the body. Determine which clients are most at risk based on the identified factors.
MODULE 15 EFFECTS OF DISINFECTANTS AND ANTISEPTICS OBJECTIVES Be familiar or be able to describe 1) Antimicrobial substances: Chemical and biological 2) Bacteriocidal versus Bacteriostatic chemicals 3) Sterilization versus disinfection by chemical antimicrobials 4) Difference between disinfectants, antisepties, and antibiotics in terms of a. Antimicrobial activity b. Where they would be used c. Role of organic matter in their effectiveness d. Differential effects on Gram positive and Gram negative bacteria. 5) Phenol coefficient test 6) Disk Diffusion method of assessing...
O words 2.5 pts Question 4 What are some factors that can alter the effectiveness of a disinfectant? (Refer to the disk-diffusion and the phenol coefficient to help you answer this question) For each factor that you list, provide a short explanation of WHY it might alter the effectiveness of the disinfectant? HTML Editor x X, DES TT 12pt - Paragra V BIYA-A-I E - V
Plate 1. Plate 2. MRSA 980 Plate 3. S. aureus MRSA Inhibition (dear)zone Measure in mm Figure 2 Katelyn's diagram of how to measure a zone of inhibition from her microbiology lab notebook. Exercise1 Measure the zones of inhibition for each antibiotic on the plates shown in Figure 1 and note the measurements in the spaces in Table 1 below. (Note: The Kirby Bauer method is standardized so that no zone of inhibition is scored as a 0. and all...
Effectiveness of Disinfectants Data Interpretation Please type the answers to the following questions below (double spaced) and attach the data collection sheets when you hand in this lab report. Answer the first 9 questions True or False 1. Disinfectants always remove all bacteria and fungal spores from an object. Antiseptic is another term for disinfectant. The presence of blood serum, skin tissue and other body fluids would interfere with the antimicrobial action of disinfectants. The use of carbolic acid as...
Name Antimicrobial Susceptibility & UV Radiation 3 Chart 1. Antimicrobial Information (Complete BEFORE LAB Session ) Describe the mode of action: (inhibition of cell wall...protein...nucleic acid...folic acid... synthesis, disruption of membrane function for the antimicrobials Nsted. Antibiotiel Code Mode of Action Other Information Antimicrobial (know this for lab exam) Bacitracin 310 Ciprofloxacin CIP5 Clindamycin CC2 Chloramphenicol C 30 Erythromycin E15 Penicillin G P 10 Polymyxin B (Colistin) PB 300 (CL 10) Rifampin RAS Streptomycin S10 Tetracycline TE30 Triple Sulfa 1559250...
Please help with numbers 2 and 4 List three factors that affect enzyme activity. Draw a diagram illustrating the lock and key theory of enzyme activity. Describe two typed of enzyme inhibition. Describe how the pH optimum of an enzyme often to the pH of the environment within which it works.
1. What does each disc have a precise amount of? SLIDE 3 KIRBY-BAUER ANTIBIOTIC SENSITIVITY PLATE USING MEULLER-HINTON AGAR 2. Does a large zone of inhibition automatically qualify the antibiotic as effective and thus the organisms (sensitive)? 3. How do you know if any one of these zones of inhibition deems the organisms (sensitive) to the antibiotic? 4. What does this agar (MEULLER-HINTON AGAR) control for (how does this agar put all the antibiotics on an equal footing)? 5. Circle...
1. The size of the zone of inhibition often varies for two different species of bacteria when challenged with the same antibiotic. What is a possible explanation for these differences? 2. Antibiotics can be bactericidal (they kill the microbe) or bacteriostatic (they inhibit microbial growth, but do not kill). When observing a zone of inhibition around a disk, how would you to determine whether the antibiotic causing that zone was bactericidal or bacteriostatic? 3. When performing antibiotic sensitivity testing, it...