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How much germicide to how much water is sufficient to kill blood born pathogens?
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Can a coffee filter be used a sufficient filter of blood from water?
NO!
Which substance is produced when chlorine is added to water?
The predominantly useful one is hypochlorous acid, which is a germicide and bleach.
Define the terms potable and pathogens as related to water treatment?
Potable means water that is safe and fit to drink. Pathogens are disease causing organisms, such as bacteria. Water that contains living pathogens is not potable, That water would need to be treated to kill the pathogens or remove them- chlorination, filtration, etc.
What organ system blocks the entrance of pathogens into the body and prevents the loss of water from the body?
The integumentary system (skin) blocks the entrance of pathogens and prevents the loss of water.
Where are pathogens found?
catiminatd food or water
How much diatomaceous earth do you have to eat to lower blood pressure?
One tablespoon per day mixed into water should be sufficient.
Does water provide a habitat in which pathogens breed?
Yes
Chlorine is often used in water purification to do what?
Chlorine is added to water to kill pathogens.
What is the introduction of chemical physical or biological agents into water that degrade the water called?
Pathogens.
Which source of natural water is free from pathogen?
Subterranean water is generally free from pathogens
How do you discard blood borne pathogens?
The discarding of blood-borne pathogens must be in accordance with applicable state regulations. The state environment agencies and/or state departments of health usually publish these rules. This site should be extremely helpful. (Go to Regulated Medical Waste Locator ).
How do you protect against blood borne pathogens clean contaminated floors and other equipment and other surfaces with a 1-to-100 solution of bleach to water and then immediately wipe the items with s?
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