B. Match the following. A. Killing all bacteria on medical equipment via autoclaving 1. Sanitization 3. Swabbing an injection site with alcohol prior to inoculation 2. Disinfection C. Application of triple antiviotic ointment to a topical wound 3. Degerming D. Use of phenol based product to clean a toilet 4. Sterilization E. Washing eating utensils in the dishwasher 5. Antisepsis 6. Chemical F. Incineration of Biohazard waste G. Filtration of heat labile liquids H. Using bacteriophages as a treatment I Using Nitric Oxide to sterilize petri plates 7. Biological 8. Physical 9. Mechanical

B. Match the following. A. Killing all bacteria on medical equipment via autoclaving 1. Sanitization 3. Swabbing an injection site with alcohol prior to inoculation 2. Disinfection C. Application of triple antiviotic ointment to a topical wound 3. Degerming D. Use of phenol based product to clean a toilet 4. Sterilization E. Washing eating utensils in the dishwasher 5. Antisepsis 6. Chemical F. Incineration of Biohazard waste G. Filtration of heat labile liquids H. Using bacteriophages as a treatment I Using Nitric Oxide to sterilize petri plates 7. Biological 8. Physical 9. Mechanical

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