Aseptic Techniques
Submitted by whowell2 on January 9, 2011
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Aseptic Techniques
Aseptic technique is the task of completing a procedure under controlled conditions to minimize contamination. Contamination can be caused from a variety of factors; the environment, equipment, and people. To prepare sterile products with an aseptic technique of a class 100, which means that the room or environment can not contain more than 100 airborne particles, this can be achieved with the help of a laminar or vertical flow hood. To prepare sterile drugs one is required to practice diligence and integrity to ensure the outcome of the final product. (Johnston, 2006).
Some of the supplies and equipment used to prepare sterile products are; laminar flow hoods, vertical flow...
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