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CodeList: SterilisationTypeCode

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SterilisationTypeCode---M3044

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Code Value Description_DE Description_EN Definition Graphic
AUTOCLAVEAutoclave (Steam) - by pressure and heatAutoclave (Dampf) - durch Druck und HitzeAutoclave (Steam) is a method of sterilisation that utilizes pressure and heat to achieve a sterile environment.xxx
BETA_RADIATIONBeta radiation - can change the structure of struck moleculesBeta-Bestrahlung - kann die Molekülstruktur verändernBeta particles are able to penetrate living matter to a certain extent (radiation intensity from a small source of radioactive material decreases as one over the distance squared) and can change the structure of struck molecules.xxx
CHLORINE_DIOXIDEChlorine dioxine - gaseous sterilization systemsChlor Dioxin - Chlorgas zur SterilisationGaseous chlorine dioxide systems for sterilization of healthcare products are not mutagenic or carcinogenic in humans. As the chlorine dioxide concentration increases, the time required to achieve sterilization becomes progressively shorter.xxx
DRY_HEATDry heat sterilization - static-air type or forced-air typeTrockenhitze-Sterilisation - durch statische Luft (im Ofen) oder Gebläse- bzw. DruckluftThis method should be used only for materials that might be damaged by moist heat or that are impenetrable to moist heat (e.g., powders, petroleum products, sharp instruments). There are two types of dry-heat sterilizers: the static-air type and the forced-air type.xxx
ELECTRON_BEAM_IRRADIATIONElectron beam irradiation - inactivates microorganismsElektronen-Bestrahlung - inaktiviert MikroorganismenA commercially successful technology for sterilizing a variety of disposable medical devices with a wide range of densities. The e-beam inactivates micro-organisms either by causing microbial death as a direct effect of the destruction of a vital molecule or by an indirect chemical reaction. This is the same mechanism as in gamma irradiation, and the dose required is the same.xxx
ETHANOLEthanol - chemical sterilisation methodÄthanol - chemische SterilisationsmethodeA chemical sterilisation method that utilizes ethanol as the sterilisation method.xxx
ETO_ETHYLENE_OXIDEEthylene oxide - gas treatment for heat sensitive materials such as plastics, optics and electricsEthylenoxid - Gasbehandlung für hitzeempfindliche Materialien, z.B. Plastik, optische und elektrische GeräteA gas that is commonly used to sterilize objects sensitive to temperatures greater than 60 °C such as plastics, optics and electrics. Ethylene oxide treatment is generally carried out between 30 °C and 60 °C with relative humidity above 30% and a gas concentration between 200 and 800 mg/L for at least three hours. Ethylene oxide penetrates well, moving through paper, cloth, and some plastic films and is highly effective.xxx
FORMALDEHYDEFormaldehyde - chemical sterilisation agentFormaldehyd - chemisches SterilisationsmittelA chemical sterilisation agent used to provide sterilisation. Items being sterilized are usually immersed in the formaldehyde for a pre determined time period.xxx
GAMMA_RADIATIONGamma radiation - for disposable medical equipment (e.g. needles, cannulas and IV sets)Gammastrahlung - für medizinische Einweggeräte (z.B. Nadeln, Kanülen und HIV-Sets)Gamma rays are very penetrating and are commonly used for sterilisation of disposable medical equipment, such as syringes, needles, cannulas and IV sets. Gamma radiation requires bulky shielding for the safety of the operators; they also require storage of a radioisotope (usually Cobalt- 60), which continuously emits gamma rays (it cannot be turned off, and therefore always presents a hazard in the area of the facility).xxx
GLUTARALDEHYDEGlutaraldehyde - chemical liquid sterilisationGlutaraldehyd - chemische FlüssigsterilisationA colourless liquid with a pungent odour used to sterilize medical and dental equipment. It is also used for industrial water treatment and as a chemical preservative. Glutaraldehyde is an oily liquid at room temperature (density 1.06 g/mL), and miscible with water, alcohol, and benzene.xxx
HIGH_INTENSITY_OR_PULSE_LIGHTHigh intensity or pulse light - brief intense pulses or flashes of white light to kill microorganismsHoch intensives pulsierendes Licht - kurze Weißlichtblitze zur Abtötung von MikroorganismenPulsed light is a non-thermal sterilization method that uses brief intense pulses or flashes of white light to kill micro-organisms.xxx
HIGH_LEVEL_DISINFECTANTHigh level disinfectant - inactivates all microbial pathogens, except a few bacterial endosporesHigh-Level-Desinfektionsmittel - inaktiviert alle pathogenen Keime (außer einigen bakteriellenA germicide that inactivates all microbial pathogens, except small numbers of bacterial endospores.xxx
HYDROGEN_PEROXIDEHydrogen peroxide - chemical sterilisation agentHydrogenperoxid - Wasserstoffperoxid, chemisches SterilisationsmittelAnother chemical sterilizing agent. It is relatively non-toxic once diluted to low concentrations (although a dangerous oxidizer at high concentrations), and leaves no residue.xxx
LIQUID_CHEMICALLiquid chemical - to kill microorganismsFlüssigchemikalie - zur Abtötung von MikroorganismenA sterilization process that uses liquid chemical as its sterilant to kill microorganisms.xxx
MICROWAVE_RADIATIONMicrowave radiation - e.g. for soft contact lenses, dental instruments, dentures, milk, and urinary cathetersMikrowellenstrahlung - z.B. für weiche Kontaktlinsen, Dentalinstrumente, Zahnprothesen, Milch und HarnkathederMicrowaves are used in medicine for disinfection of soft contact lenses, dental instruments, dentures, milk, and urinary catheters for intermittent self-catheterization. However, microwaves must only be used with products that are compatible (e.g., do not melt). Microwaves are radio-frequency waves, which are usually used at a frequency of 2450 MHz.xxx
NITROGEN_DIOXIDENitrogen dioxide radicals - from dinitrogen tetroxide dimers to kill microorganismsStickstoffdioxid Radikale - aus Distickstofftetroxid Dimer zur Abtötung von MikroorganismenA sterilization process that uses nitrogen dioxide radicals that are formed from dinitrogen tetroxide dimers to kill microorganisms.xxx
NOT_STERILISEDNot sterilised - by the manufacturerNicht sterilisiert - vom HerstellerThe product is not sterilised by the manufacturerxxx
OZONEOzone - toxic and unstable gas that must be produced on-siteOzon - toxisches, instabiles Gas, muss an Ort und Stelle produziert werdenIs a method often times used in industrial settings to sterilize water and air, as well as a disinfectant for surfaces. It has the benefit of being able to oxidize most organic matter. It is a toxic and unstable gas that must be produced on-site, so it is not practical to use in many settings.xxx
PERACETIC_ACIDPeracetic acid - organic peroxide with strong oxidizing potentialPeracetic acid - organic peroxide with strong oxidizing potentialA chemical in the organic peroxide family. It is a bright, colorless liquid with a characteristic acrid acetic acid type odor. It has a strong oxidizing potential, is highly corrosive, and can explode at temperatures exceeding 110 °C.xxx
PLASMAPlasma - hydrogen peroxide vapour to sterilize heat sensitive equipmentPlasma - Wasserstoffperoxiddampf für hitzeempfindliche GeräteA method of sterilisation that utilizes hydrogen peroxide vapour to sterilize heat sensitive equipment.xxx
SOUND_WAVESSound waves of more than 20,000 cycles/secondSchallwellen von mehr als 20.000 Zyklen/SekundeSound waves of frequency >20,000 cycle/second kills bacteria and some viruses on exposing for one hour. High frequency sound waves disrupt cells. They are used to clean and disinfect instruments as well as to reduce microbial load.xxx
SUPERCRITICAL_CARBON_DIOXIDESupercritical carbon dioxide - with a small percentage of additive to kill microorganismsÜberkritisches Kohlendioxid - mit wenig Zusatzstoffen gegen MikroorganismenA sterilization process that uses supercritical carbon dioxide in combination with a small percentage of additive to kill microorganisms.xxx
UNSPECIFIEDUnspecified - by the manufacturerNicht spezifiziert - vom HerstellerTrade Item Manufacturer has not specified the sterilisation method(s) of the trade item.xxx
UV_LIGHTUV light - for surfaces and transparent objectsUV-Licht - für Oberflächen und transparente ObjekteUseful for sterilisation of surfaces and some transparent objects. Many objects that are transparent to visible light absorb UV. UV irradiation is routinely used to sterilize the interiors of biological safety cabinets between uses.xxx