What are the levels of disinfection?

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What are the levels of disinfection?

a. High level, medium level, end level
b. High level, intermediate level, low level
c. High level, semi-high, low level
d. High level, medium level, low level

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avantquez

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ANS: B
The disinfection levels are classified by the effectiveness of the process. High level kills all bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Intermediate level kills most bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Low level kills most vegetative bacteria, fungi, and the least resistant viruses.

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