How To Use Asepsis In A Sentence
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Crude surgery without anesthesia or asepsis has been replaced by modern painless surgery with its exquisite technical refinement.
The Emperor of All Maladies
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We are not questioning the value of asepsis, which is only a learned phrase to express absolute surgical cleanliness.
An Ethical Problem Or, Sidelights upon Scientific Experimentation on Man and Animals
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Anaesthesia and an acceptance of the importance of hygiene, asepsis and antiseptics revolutionised childbirth.
Times, Sunday Times
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The importance of asepsis and sterilization of instruments and supplies for invasive procedures became widely accepted.
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Until science has a better understanding of the etiology of this infectious protein, medical professionals must remain vigilant in asepsis and patient advocacy.
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Then, with his assistant, he put on his white robes, mask, gloves and other precautions for asepsis, setting out the apparatus for the intravenous administration of the drug that would kill the spirillum.
The Romance of Elaine Sequel to "Exploits of Elaine"
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‘She emphasized the importance of sterile asepsis for the safety of the patient,’ says Baxter.
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Skin surface preparation and dressing application provide students with opportunities to understand asepsis.
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The overwhelming message was the need to teach and practice familiar prevention strategies, including asepsis, antisepsis, adjunctive measures, and appropriate antibiotic prophylaxis.
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Rigorous adherence to the principles of asepsis is the foundation of surgical site infection prevention, and this should never be circumvented to save time or money.
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While rupture of the membranes is carried out under strict asepsis, we do not transfer these women to the delivery room, but perform this simple act in the labor room while the patient is on a bedpan.
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The overwhelming message was the need to teach and practice familiar prevention strategies, including asepsis, antisepsis, adjunctive measures, and appropriate antibiotic prophylaxis.
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Many perioperative nurses report that new providers and clinicians have a limited understanding of medical versus surgical asepsis.
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The CDC has reported that at least half of the two million nosocomial infections, and half of the ninety-eight thousand deaths estimated by the IOM to result annually from these infections, could be prevented if physicians and the hospital staff under their supervision would follow the handwashing and related policies on asepsis which have been established as standard procedure in each acute-care hospital in the nation.
Doctors Are Spreading Infections That Kill Patients
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The most important progress in the surgical management of patients during the past 100 years has resulted from non-operative components of surgical care: anaesthesia, antisepsis, and asepsis.
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By the 1880s, antisepsis had been superseded by asepsis, which involved the scrupulous attention to maintaining sterile operating conditions.
Gowns, Germs and Steel
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This guideline addresses preoperative preparation of patients, hand and forearm asepsis for surgical team members, management of infected or colonized surgical personnel, and antimicrobial prophylaxis.
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But back then, the fear-mongering did some good, by cleaning up the worst asepsis in the inner cities, and introducing the concept of hygiene as desirable for all.
Chris Weigant: Germs Don't Care If You Are Legal Or Not
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The development of penicillin during World War II added the last "A" to modern surgery's triad of anesthesia, asepsis, and antibiotics.
Gowns, Germs and Steel
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The project director and perioperative participants believe this evaluation demonstrates that brushless scrubbing maintains surgical asepsis in the perioperative environment.
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He returned to his desk, took down his two massive volumes of The Complete and Concise Home Doctor, and began to revise the sections that dealt with 'bleeding; dressings; shock; tourniquet; bullet wounds; burns; cuts; stabs; asepsis; drainage and irrigation of wounds; lockjaw; pus; trepanning for the relief of depressed fractures of the skull.'
Captain Corelli's Mandolin
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Vulvovaginitis is a very contagious disease, and before the days of hospital asepsis, which is so perfectly maintained today in our large institutions, this disease used to go right through a children's ward because of carelessness in the handling of soiled diapers, etc. The sign of this disease is a yellow-white vaginal discharge, while the surrounding skin covering the inside of the thighs and buttocks may be very much reddened.
The Mother and Her Child
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The most important progress in the surgical management of patients during the past 100 years has resulted from non-operative components of surgical care: anaesthesia, antisepsis, and asepsis.
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Nurse educators and CNSs also supported the program coordinator by teaching classes on medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, asepsis, and sterility, focusing on surgical patient care.
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If the patient has apparent bladder to stimulate symptom, hematuria or pyuria, but asepsis make water person, want to notice to have kidney tubercular possibility.
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A basic principle of perioperative nursing care is surgical asepsis.
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The importance of asepsis and sterilization of instruments and supplies for invasive procedures became widely accepted.
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Again, the controversies over antisepsis, asepsis and germ theory are dealt with summarily.
Times, Sunday Times
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Activities that can minimize risk include instructing a patient about showering or bathing with antiseptic soap or teaching a new learner about surgical asepsis.
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Perioperative nurses have significant expertise in the areas of surgical asepsis, safe medication handling, and traffic control, and they serve instrumental roles in these areas.
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The effect of different hormone concentration on the multiplication and rootage of Dutch gardenia was studied using the asepsis seedlings of Dutch gardenia as explants.
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It represents the brick and mortar essentials for a successful surgical procedure: credentialed staff, technology, a surgical suite, and mechanisms to maintain asepsis.
