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antisepsis

/ˌæn.tɪˈsep.sɪs/

Traduction: Substantif désignant l'état d'absence de micro-organismes pathogènes sur des objets non vivants ou le processus visant à inhiber leur croissance et leur multiplication.

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noun

/ˌæn.tɪˈsep.sɪs/C1formalmedical
  • frSubstantif désignant l'état d'absence de micro-organismes pathogènes sur des objets non vivants ou le processus visant à inhiber leur croissance et leur multiplication.

A noun referring to the state of being free from pathogenic microorganisms on non-living objects, or the process of inhibiting the growth and multiplication of such microorganisms.

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  1. State of being free of pathogensC1formalmedical

    The condition of non-living objects being free from disease-causing microorganisms.

    frantisepsie

    • The surgical instruments were kept in a state of antisepsis.
    • Antisepsis of the work surfaces is crucial in a laboratory.
    • Proper antisepsis prevents contamination of medical equipment.

    Synonymesasepsissterility

    Antonymescontaminationinfectionsepsis

  2. Process of inhibiting microorganismsC1formalmedical

    The procedure of stopping the growth and reproduction of microbes to prevent infection.

    frAntisepsie

    • Antisepsis is achieved by applying chemical disinfectants.
    • The nurse performed antisepsis before cleaning the wound.
    • Modern antisepsis techniques have greatly reduced post-surgical infections.
Formes
  • antiseptises plural form
  • antiseptises' possessive plural form
  • antisepsis's possessive singular form