chống nhiễm khuẩn

chống nhiễm khuẩn

Bác sĩ rửa tay bằng xà phòng chống nhiễm khuẩn.

Definition
  1. Adjective:

    • Antibacterial / Anti-infective: Describing a substance, measure, or property that works against bacterial infection or prevents the spread of harmful bacteria.
    • Antiseptic: Describing something that prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms, especially in relation to living tissue.
  2. Noun (Concept):

    • Infection Control / Antibacterial Action: The practice or process of preventing or counteracting bacterial infection.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:

    • Thuốc tính chống nhiễm khuẩn mạnh. (The medicine has strong antibacterial properties.)
    • Chúng tôi sử dụng vật liệu chống nhiễm khuẩn trong phòng mổ. (We use anti-infective materials in the operating room.)
  • Noun (Concept):

    • Chống nhiễm khuẩn ưu tiên hàng đầu tại bệnh viện. (Infection control is the top priority at the hospital.)
Advanced Usage
  • Used in medical, public health, and hygiene contexts to describe protocols, drugs, coatings, or inherent properties designed to prevent microbial infection.
  • (Antibacterial measures are enhanced during the epidemic season.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Kháng khuẩn (adj): Antibacterial. Often used interchangeably with "chống nhiễm khuẩn," but can more specifically imply "bacteria-resisting."

    • phòng kháng khuẩn (Antibacterial soap)
  • Sát khuẩn (adj/v): Disinfectant / to disinfect. Refers to actively killing microbes on surfaces.

    • dung dịch sát khuẩn (disinfectant solution)
Synonyms
  • Antiseptic: Prevents the growth of sepsis-causing microbes.
  • Antimicrobial: Active against a wider range of microbes (bacteria, fungi, viruses).
  • Germ-resistant: Resistant to germs.
Related Terms and Phrases
  • Phòng chống nhiễm khuẩn: Infection prevention and control (IPC).

    • Khoa học về phòng chống nhiễm khuẩn (The science of infection prevention and control.)
  • Nhiễm khuẩn (n): Bacterial infection.

    • bệnh nhân bị nhiễm khuẩn (a patient with a bacterial infection)