aseptikus
Aseptikus describes conditions, procedures, or materials that are designed to be free from pathogenic microorganisms and their spores. It denotes adherence to asepsis, a state in which the risk of infection is minimized by preventing contamination of tissues, instruments, and environments.
In medical practice, aseptic techniques aim to create a sterile field during surgery and invasive procedures.
In microbiology, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and the food industry, aseptic conditions are maintained in cleanrooms, laminar flow
Aseptikus can also describe a practitioner who follows aseptic methods, though the term is more commonly conveyed
Historically, the development of asepsis grew from germ theory and antiseptic practices in the 19th century,