Using sterile water is ideal if that's all you've got to clean your eyes. It's always better to use saline to clean your eyes out, though.
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Sterile water does not have to be refrigerated. However, to remain sterile, it must be kept in a clean, sealed container.
To irrigate a wound means to wash or flush it out with water or sterile solutition.
yes, they are interchangeable in the OR I beg to differ - While I'm sure they are used interchangeably, they're not the same thing and shouldn't be substituted. Sterile water for Irrigation is not Isotonic (or iso-osmotic) and can cause severe hemolysis if used inappropriately. Problems arise when large volumes are used and when incompatible drugs are added to the wrong irrigant.
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The water of the Amazon River was not considered clean enough for the use of irrigation or hydroelectricity generation.
Irrigation water may be potable, but it is not sterile. When in doubt, boil the water for baby. Answer 2: Unless you are in a dire situation such as a third world country or lost in the woods (which I doubt as you are using the internet) Do not give an infant or child any water that is not from a safe potable tap (such as your kitchen water faucet, if the water in your area has been deemed safe for human consumption), or from a factory sealed, drinking water.
The main indication of bladder irrigation is the syringe which is attached. This is a process through which the bladder is flushed with clean water with the aim of removing any debris in the bladder.
Sterile water does not contain any minerals. Sterile water contains no germs or micro-organisms. Sterile water is often used for dilution purposes.
Is sterile water demineralized. This may be the case, but the other way 'round is not true: demineralized water is NOT sterile water
Water for irrigation may have plant food (fertalizers) in it or it may be untreated water (direct from a river). Purified water has been aeriated, filtered, treated for bacteria (chlorine or ozone).
Irrigation water only needs to be clean enough to not clog up whatever method is used to apply it to the crops. It does need to be free of anything toxic to the plants, livestock, or humans. River and lake water are commonly used irrigation water sources, along with underground water pumped to the surface.