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    Principles of Good Aseptic Technique

    The importance of good aseptic technique and the major steps involved in applying it to microbiological testing.

    Whether for onboarding or annual refresher training, this Module is seamlessly deployable on any LMS and can be tailored to your company’s exact needs.

      Duration: 30 Mins

    SKU: PPM-1200-SPL01-EN Category: Tag:

    Description

    Learning Objectives:

    • Explain why good aseptic technique is necessary in the microbiological laboratory
    • Explain the terms ‘false positive’ and ‘positive control’
    • Describe the general steps for reducing the risk of contamination in microbiological testing
    • List the three common steps that apply to all microbiological handling techniques
    • Describe how to flame an inoculating loop
    • Describe the correct aseptic technique for handling liquid broths
    • Describe the correct aseptic technique for handling agar plates
    Module Features:

        Animations
       Voice Over
        Knowledge Checks
        Assessments
       SCORM/AICC compatible
        Full Screen

    Keywords

    Agar Plate
    Aseptic Technique
    Culture
    False Positive
    Inoculum
    Liquid Broth
    Loop Sterilization
    Microorganisms
    Positive Control
    Tube Sterilization
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