Asepses

/eɪˈsɛpsiːz/ noun

Definition

The plural of asepsis; multiple instances or conditions of being free from disease-causing microorganisms.

Etymology

From Greek 'a-' (without) + 'sepsis' (decay/infection) + plural '-es'. The term refers to multiple applications of sterile, germ-free conditions.

Kelly Says

In hospitals, different operating rooms and procedures maintain different levels of asepses—some are ultra-sterile for surgery, while others just need basic cleanliness to prevent infection!

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