# The act or procedure of sterilizing. # The condition of being sterile or sterilized. Heat sterilization of medical instruments is known to have been used in ancient Rome, but it mostly disappeared throughout the Middle Ages resulting in significant increases in disability and death following surgical procedures. Preparation of injectable medications and intravenous solutions for fluid replacement therapy requires not only a high sterility assurance level, but well-designed containers to prevent entry of adventitious agents after initial sterilization. == ==
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Sterilization
Heat (flame) sterilization of medical instruments is known to have been used in Ancient Rome, but it mostly disappeared throughout the Middle Ages resulting in significant increases in disability and death following surgical procedures.
This is the use of medical equpment.
Vasectomy is the medical term meaning male sterilization by removal of part of the vasa.
One of the features of the Gamma rays is that they are very penetrating. It is for this reason that they are commonly used in the sterilization of the medical equipment that are disposable.
cold sterilization can and is done in a soak of Cidex solution (glutaraldehyde) in the medical field. Sterilization can be done with steam, gas, and solutions like Cidex.
Sterilization is the process of destroying microorganisms from food, medical instruments, etc.
Sterilization
Sterilization is important for all the medical equipments. If these equipments are not sterilized, they can be injurious and transmit diseases.
Fabrics and textiles play an important role in medicine, particularly in the areas of wound care, surgical procedures, and medical device manufacturing.
In most provinces, sterilization procedures for both men and women are covered. However, reversals are rarely covered by insurance, and you should expect to pay at least $7,000 out-of-pocket for a reversal.
A very significant change in the nature or practice of medicine. For instance, the discovery of microbes and their link to infection led directly to the use of antiseptics and sterilization, which in turn radically reduced infection rates, and increased the survival of patients with external wounds.