Class 6 chemical indicator responds to which…
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A newly graduated dentist, Dr Tan, is reviewing the ICG before starting at a new practice. She encounters several key terms and definitions that form the foundation of IPC in dental practice. The practice manager quizzes her understanding of core concepts. A Class 6 chemical indicator responds to which sterilisation process variables?
- A. Heat only
- B. Heat and steam
- C. Time, temperature, and steam with high precision (1°C, 5% time tolerance)
- D. Time and temperature only, without steam detection
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Class 6 emulating indicators respond to time, temperature, and steam with high precision — 1°C temperature tolerance and 5% time tolerance. This contrasts with Class 4 (2°C, 25% time) and Class 5 (1°C, 15% time). Class 1 responds to heat only. (ICG p.7, 55)
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