It is the ratio of the dilution of carbolic acid that will kill a strain of Salmonella typhi Phenol dilution Phenol concentration Phenol coefficient Phenol strength 2. Induced epithelial cell proliferation Hydrogen peroxide Carbamide peroxide Benzoyl peroxide Calcium peroxide 3. Preservative in BCG Vaccine Benzalkonium chloride Thimerosal Methylparaben Sodium benzoate 4. In phenols, substitution at _____ position increases bactericidal activity Ortho Meta Para Both ortho and para Both ortho and meta 5. Disinfectants should kill all microorganisms including the _____ Spores Cytoplasm DNA Mitotic process

It is the ratio of the dilution of carbolic acid that will kill a strain of Salmonella typhi Phenol dilution Phenol concentration Phenol coefficient Phenol strength 2. Induced epithelial cell proliferation Hydrogen peroxide Carbamide peroxide Benzoyl peroxide Calcium peroxide 3. Preservative in BCG Vaccine Benzalkonium chloride Thimerosal Methylparaben Sodium benzoate 4. In phenols, substitution at _ position increases bactericidal activity Ortho Meta Para Both ortho and para Both ortho and meta 5. Disinfectants should kill all microorganisms including the _ Spores Cytoplasm DNA Mitotic process

Complete Textbook Of Phlebotomy

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Author:Hoeltke

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Chapter9: Sample Considerations And Special Procedures

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