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Antiseptics
&
Disinfectants
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-:Introduction:-
Antimicrobial:- the substances derived from natural or
synthetic sources that kills or inhibit the growth of micro-
organism such as bacteria, fungi, protozoas
Germicides:- a group of drugs that are able to inhibit the
growth, development or leads to death of microorganisms in
the environment surrounding the patient or on the surface
of the body.
 Specially agents which inhibits or kills microbes on
contact
 They have low margin of safety
 Non-systemic use
 Non selective Antimicrobial agents
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GermicidesGermicides
ANTISEPTICS DISINFECTANTS
ANTISEPTICS:-ANTISEPTICS:- (Anti=(Anti= against; septicas – emitting a fetid
smell)
Chemical substances which are used to destroy, inhibit
pathogenic bacteria (not the spores) on animate (living)
surface such as skin, eye, mucous membranes(as in mouth
washes).
1879- Lister- Father of ‘Antiseptic surgery’
They falls under “ Drug Control Agency of the Government”
DISINFECTANTS
• Chemical substances or germicides which are use to destroy
or inhibit the growth of pathogenic vegetative bacteria (not
their spores) on inanimate(non-living) surface such as
glassware's or surgical instruments.
e.g.- Formaldehyde, phenol, ethyl alcohol, soaps.
 They falls under “Control of Environmental protection
agency of the Government”
 They process “concentration dependent killing”
 Antiseptics & Disinfectant are often added to easily
available every day utilities like soaps,toothpastes,mouth
wash, after saving lotion.
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-:Some ancillary terms:-
1.Sterilization:-
Definition:- freeing an article, a surface or a medium by
removing or killing all micro-organisms including
vegetative bacteria, Spores, fungi & viruses
 usually sterilization is affected by autoclaving at 15lb
pressure of stream at 120o
C for atleast 30 min
[It is the ultimate goal of any infection control protocol]
Other methods also include-
o Infra-red(IR)-radiation,
o Ultraviolet(UV)-radiation
o γ-radiation
2. Decontamination:-
Marketed destruction of viable pathogenic organisms to a
level that will allow a healthy person’s natural
defenses to prevent any infection.
e.g.- Decontamination of water
3.Sanitisation:- reduction In microbial load from an
inanimate surface to a level set forth by public health
Department of Environmental Agency
 These levels are considered acceptable for the health of
the population
4. Pasteurisation:-
Process of heating milk or other liquids or semisolids for
about 30 min at 60-80o
C which kills the non-
sporulating microorganism and prevents the growth of
food-borne pathogens for a specific period of time.
5.Preservation:-
To preserve the efficacy & to prevent the deterioration of
the drug formulation up to its expiry period.
A Preservatives may protect the drug from oxidation.
e.g.-Benzyl Alcohol(2%),Benzoic Acid & its salts (0.2%)
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-:-:IDEAL Antiseptics/DisinfectantIDEAL Antiseptics/Disinfectant:-:-
• High Efficacy:High Efficacy:
– Broad spectrum / sporicidal / kill all formsBroad spectrum / sporicidal / kill all forms
– Rapid onset / long duration actionRapid onset / long duration action
– Cidal not static
– Active in presence of blood, pus,exudates and
excreta
– No Resistance
• Non Toxic:Non Toxic:
– Non-irritating to tissues,should not delay healing.
– Non absorbable / No hypersensitivity
– Chemically stable.Chemically stable.
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IDEAL ANTISEPTICS :IDEAL ANTISEPTICS :
• Added Advantage:-
– Non-staining with agreeable color and odour
– Could be added to soaps
– Non corrosive.
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MECHANISM OF ACTION:
1. Oxidation of Bacterial protoplasm.
e.g.- KMn04, H202, Halogens
2.Denaturation of Bacterial Proteins & Enzyme
e.g.-Phenols, Chlorhexidine, Alcohol, Aldehyde
3.Detergent like action increasing permeability
of bacterial membrane
e.g.- Soaps,Cetrimide
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FACTORS MODIFYING ACTIONFACTORS MODIFYING ACTION
• TEMPERATURE AND pH.
• PERIOD OF CONTACT WITH MICROBES.
• NATURE OF MICROBES INVOLVED.
• SIZE OF INNOCULUM
• PRESENCE OF BLOOD,PUS,OR ORGANIC
MATTER.
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General Uses of Antiseptics/ Disinfectants
• Asepsis before injections:-
• Surgical Uses:-
– Asepsis before surgery
– Scrubbing
– Sterilization of the surgical instruments
• Cuts, wounds & Lacerations
• Disinfection of Hospital premises
• Water purification & domestic disinfection
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CLASSIFICATIONCLASSIFICATION :-:-‘PHAARMA GOD’
• PHENOL DERIVATIVES:-
Phenol,Cresol,Hexylresorcinol,HexachlorophenePhenol,Cresol,Hexylresorcinol,Hexachlorophene
• HALOGENS:-Iodine, Iodophores, Chlorine, ChlorophoresIodine, Iodophores, Chlorine, Chlorophores
• ALCOHOLS:-ethanol , Isopropanol.:-ethanol , Isopropanol.
• ALDEHYDES:-:- Formaldehyde, GlutaraldehydeFormaldehyde, Glutaraldehyde
• SUSURRFACE ACTIVE AGENTS:-FACE ACTIVE AGENTS:-
• QUATERNARY AMMONIUM (CATIONIC):-
Cetrimide, Benzalkonium chloride, Dequalinium chloride.
BIGUANIDE:- Chlorhexidine
• SOAPS:- OF sodium & Potassium
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• MMETALLIC SALTSETALLIC SALTS:-:- Silver nitrate, Silver
sulfadiazine, Mild silver protein, Zinc sulfate,
Calamine, Zinc oxide.
• AACIDSCIDS:-:- Boric acid, Acetic acid
• GGASESASES:-:- Ethylene oxideEthylene oxide
• OOXIDIZING AGENTSXIDIZING AGENTS:-:- KMnoKMno44,,Hydrogen peroxide,
Benzoyl peroxide
• DDYESYES:- GENTIAN VIOLET, METHYLENE BLUE
BRILIANT GREEN, ACRIFLAVIN AND PROFLAVIN
• MMISCELLANEOUSISCELLANEOUS:-:- NITROFURAZONENITROFURAZONE 14
PHENOL DERIVATIVESPHENOL DERIVATIVES::
• PHENOL (CARBOLIC ACID):-
• One of the earliest used Antiseptics & still the standard for
comparing other germicides.
• Weak agents Static at- 0.2% Bactericidal at >1%,
• Poor action bacterial spore
• Protoplasmic poisonProtoplasmic poison
MOA:- Denatured bacterial protein (irritant/toxic to tissues)(irritant/toxic to tissues)
-Mild LA action- use as Antipruritic Preparation-Mild LA action- use as Antipruritic Preparation
USESUSES:: Disinfectant of Urine,faeces pus,sputum,antipruriticDisinfectant of Urine,faeces pus,sputum,antipruritic
preparation mouth wash.preparation mouth wash.
Side effectSide effect:-Buccal, esophageal, gastric burns, scars/strictures:-Buccal, esophageal, gastric burns, scars/strictures
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CRESOL (METHYL PHENOL):-
• X3 potent than Phenol / less damage to tissuesX3 potent than Phenol / less damage to tissues
• USES:-USES:- Disinfecting of utensils, Excreta, for washingDisinfecting of utensils, Excreta, for washing
hands, irrigation of root canals.hands, irrigation of root canals.
CHLOROXYLENOL(DETTOL):-
• Non-corrosive, Non-irritating to intact skin,Non-corrosive, Non-irritating to intact skin, No stain,No stain,
 4.8% commercial use “Dettol”(9% terpinol+13% Alcohol)4.8% commercial use “Dettol”(9% terpinol+13% Alcohol)
 6.25%- Instruments6.25%- Instruments
 Cream & Soap,Cream & Soap,
 Lubricating obstetric cream (1.4% ).Lubricating obstetric cream (1.4% ).
• USESUSES:-:-
Surgical Antiseptics , skin cream, mouth wash, soaps, woundsSurgical Antiseptics , skin cream, mouth wash, soaps, wounds
& cuts& cuts
• HEXACHLOROPHENE:
• POTENT CHLORINATED PHENOLPOTENT CHLORINATED PHENOL
• Odourless, non staining, non irritant (+soaps)Odourless, non staining, non irritant (+soaps)
• Sustained actionSustained action
• Good- Gm+ve/ Poor- Gm-ve & sporesGood- Gm+ve/ Poor- Gm-ve & spores
• USESUSES:- ANTISEPTICS FOR SURGICAL SCRUB,ANTISEPTICS FOR SURGICAL SCRUB,
TOILET PRODUCTS & DEODRANTS, Skin infectionsTOILET PRODUCTS & DEODRANTS, Skin infections
(Furunculosis/ Carbuncle), baby bath products (<2%).(Furunculosis/ Carbuncle), baby bath products (<2%).
• Side effect:- Neurotoxicity (Neonates)->2%- BAN.Neurotoxicity (Neonates)->2%- BAN.
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Phenol Derivatives (contd.)
• Triclosan:-uses- Liquid soaps, Dentifrices, mouth wash
• Thymol:-
– Antiseptic / mild LA effect
– Uses- cough drops / Dentifrices / Acne / mouth wash
• Resorcinol- less potent than Phenol
• Uses- Antiseptic (ringworm, acne, ), keratolytic &
antipruritic effect (Seborrhoeic dermatitis, Eczema,
Psoriasis
• Hexylresorcinol- mouthwash
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Contains are
menthol,
thymol,
methyl salicylate, and
eucalyptol
OXIDIZING AGENTS:-OXIDIZING AGENTS:-
• POTASSIUM PERMAGNATE:-
• HIGHLY WATER SOLUBLE.HIGHLY WATER SOLUBLE.
• Nascent [O]-OXIDIZES BACTERIAL PROTOPLASMNascent [O]-OXIDIZES BACTERIAL PROTOPLASM..
USESUSES:-:- 1:4000-1:10,000 SOLN (1:4000-1:10,000 SOLN (CONDY’S LOTIONCONDY’S LOTION)-)-
– Antiseptic(Mouthwash/GARGLING/DOUCHING, IRRIGATINGAntiseptic(Mouthwash/GARGLING/DOUCHING, IRRIGATING
CAVITIES/ wounds/ Atheletes foot (1%)CAVITIES/ wounds/ Atheletes foot (1%)
– Domestic use-DISINFECTION OF utensils/ vegetables/ fruits/Domestic use-DISINFECTION OF utensils/ vegetables/ fruits/
purification of WATER (ponds/ wells)purification of WATER (ponds/ wells)
– GASTRIC LAVAGE (in alkaloidal poisoning)GASTRIC LAVAGE (in alkaloidal poisoning)
– Styptic (5%)Styptic (5%)
• Side effectSide effect:-:- BURNS,BLISTERING /stain / Rusting /BURNS,BLISTERING /stain / Rusting /
sensitve to light.sensitve to light.
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OXIDIZING AGENTS:OXIDIZING AGENTS:
HH22OO22 –– Adv.-
– Non-toxic/ colorless/ odourless
– Effective against anaerobic bacteria
• Demerits-
– Weak antiseptic
– To be kept in dark bottles
• Uses-
– Dental use- Mouthwash (3%)- dilute with water- stomatitis/ cavity
preparation
– Bleaching agent (for teeth stains)- 30% H2O2+ glycerine+ pumice
– Surgical use (3-6%)- wound cleaning / slough remove
– Removal of ear wax
– Deodorant
– Styptic (25-30%)
• BENZOYL PEROXIDE:-
• Liberate 0Liberate 022,killsAnerobic,microaerophilic bacteria,killsAnerobic,microaerophilic bacteria
Keratolytic & comedolytic properties-Keratolytic & comedolytic properties-(To remove
warts and other lesions in which the epidermis
produces excess skin)
• USESUSES:-:-ACNE (2.5-10% cream), ANTISEPTICSACNE (2.5-10% cream), ANTISEPTICS..
ADVERSE EFFECTSADVERSE EFFECTS:-:-
Burning,
stinging sensation,
localized erythmia,
dryness of skin,
SCALING EDEMA.
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HALOGENS:HALOGENS:-
IODINE & I- releasing
agents:
• Rapid action
• Broad spectrum
• Not readily inactivated
by organic matter
• MICROBICIDALMICROBICIDAL
AGENT, IODINATESAGENT, IODINATES
AND OXIDIZESAND OXIDIZES
MICROBIALMICROBIAL
PROTOPLASMPROTOPLASM
Chlorine & Cl-
releasing agents:
• Rapid action
• Broad spectrum
• readily inactivated by
organic matter
• MICROBICIDALMICROBICIDAL
AGENT,AGENT,
CHLORINATES ANDCHLORINATES AND
OXIDIZESOXIDIZES
MICROBIALMICROBIAL
PROTOPLASMPROTOPLASM
HALOGENS:HALOGENS:-
• IODINE:
USES:USES: ((1:20,000 , SOLN KILL VEGETATIVE FORM- ANTISEPTIC1:20,000 , SOLN KILL VEGETATIVE FORM- ANTISEPTIC
USES)USES)
1.TINCTURE IODINE (2.5% IN ALCOHOL)1.TINCTURE IODINE (2.5% IN ALCOHOL)
2.MANDL’S THROAT PAINT2.MANDL’S THROAT PAINT (1.25% IN POT .IODIDE) FOR(1.25% IN POT .IODIDE) FOR
SORE THROAT.SORE THROAT.
3.COUNTER IRRITANT3.COUNTER IRRITANT
4. WATER PURIFICATION4. WATER PURIFICATION..
ADRsADRs:: CORROSIVE,BURNS,BLISTERS, RASHES, stain,CORROSIVE,BURNS,BLISTERS, RASHES, stain,
irritant, less duration of actionirritant, less duration of action
• To be kept in dark colored bottles.To be kept in dark colored bottles.
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IODOPHORES:-
• SOLUBLE COMPLEX OF IODINE.SOLUBLE COMPLEX OF IODINE.
• Slow RELEASE of FREE IODINESlow RELEASE of FREE IODINE
• NON-IRRITATING,NONTOXIC,Non stainingNON-IRRITATING,NONTOXIC,Non staining
• USES:-USES:- POVIDONE IODINE (POLYVINYLPOVIDONE IODINE (POLYVINYL
PYRROLIDONE Iodine)-PYRROLIDONE Iodine)-
– FOR BOILS,FURUNCULOSIS,BURNS,OTITISFOR BOILS,FURUNCULOSIS,BURNS,OTITIS
EXTERNA, ULCER,VAGINITIS,SURGICALEXTERNA, ULCER,VAGINITIS,SURGICAL
SCRUBBING,DISINFECTION OF ENDOSCOPICSCRUBBING,DISINFECTION OF ENDOSCOPIC
INSTRUMENTS, Tinea infections (5%- cream, solution,INSTRUMENTS, Tinea infections (5%- cream, solution,
OintmentOintment
– Dental uses- Mouth wash/ Gargle (2%)Dental uses- Mouth wash/ Gargle (2%)
– Analgesic (Iodine (4%) creams- analgesics}Analgesic (Iodine (4%) creams- analgesics}
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• CHLORINE:-
• HIGHLY REACTIVEHIGHLY REACTIVE
• POTENT GERMICIDEPOTENT GERMICIDE
• USESUSES:: DISINFECTION OF URBAN WATER SUPPLIESDISINFECTION OF URBAN WATER SUPPLIES
(Cl(Cl22 gas- 0.2- 0.4ppm)gas- 0.2- 0.4ppm)
• CHLOROPHORES:-
• COMPOUND RELEASES hypochlorous.COMPOUND RELEASES hypochlorous.
• TYPES:-TYPES:-1.CHLORONATED LIME (BLEACHING
POWDER)
• USES:USES:
• Disinfection of drinking water,Disinfection of drinking water,
• Swimming poolSwimming pool
• SanitizerSanitizer
• Tooth stains removalTooth stains removal 26
2.SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLN:-
USESUSES:(4-6%) DISINFECTANT IN DAIRIES FOR MILK CANS, Lab:(4-6%) DISINFECTANT IN DAIRIES FOR MILK CANS, Lab
disinfectant, Biohazard Spill management,disinfectant, Biohazard Spill management,
EQUIPMENTS,ANTISEPTIC,ROOT CANAL THERAPY, also usedEQUIPMENTS,ANTISEPTIC,ROOT CANAL THERAPY, also used
as Bleaching agent in dentistryas Bleaching agent in dentistry
• 3.DAKIN SOLN: DILUTE SOD. HYPOCHLORITE BUFFEREDDILUTE SOD. HYPOCHLORITE BUFFERED
WITH BORIC ACIDWITH BORIC ACID..
• 4.EUSOL: ((chlorinated lime 1.25%+Boric acid).chlorinated lime 1.25%+Boric acid).
• USESUSES:-:-
Dissolving pus,Dissolving pus,
Blood clots,Blood clots,
Necrotic matter,Necrotic matter,
Clean infected wound,Clean infected wound,
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-:QUATERNARY AMMONIUM
(CATIONIC ANTISEPTICS):-
• Detergents,Cidal to bacteria, Fungal &viruses, nonDetergents,Cidal to bacteria, Fungal &viruses, non
irritating, mild keratolyticirritating, mild keratolytic..
• USESUSES:-:- Sanitizer, AntisepticsSanitizer, Antiseptics, Disinfectant for surgical, Disinfectant for surgical
instrument, glovesinstrument, gloves..
• CETRIMIDE:-
• soapy powder with faint ,fishy odorssoapy powder with faint ,fishy odors
• wound clearing from dirt ,skin disinfectant,wound clearing from dirt ,skin disinfectant,
• Anti-plaque agentAnti-plaque agent,,
• As antiseptics, Surgical instruments, utensilAs antiseptics, Surgical instruments, utensil
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• Cetyl pyridinium Chloride-Cetyl pyridinium Chloride- mouth wash,mouth wash, antiplaque agentantiplaque agent,,
LozengesLozenges
• Benzalkonium Chloride-Benzalkonium Chloride- storage of sterile surgicalstorage of sterile surgical
instrumentsinstruments
• SOAPSSOAPS:-:-
• Anionic detergents, weak AntisepticsAnionic detergents, weak Antiseptics
• Sod. Or Pot. Salts of large chain fatty acidsSod. Or Pot. Salts of large chain fatty acids
• Emulsifying agents.Emulsifying agents.
• Affective against-gm+VeAffective against-gm+Ve
• USED FOR CLEANSING ACTIONUSED FOR CLEANSING ACTION
• Sodium Lauryl sulphateSodium Lauryl sulphate.
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-:CHLOROHEXIDINE:-
• Cationic biguanide which highly Powerful, on-irritating, colorless,
odorless antiseptics
• Spectrum of activity:-
Active against gm+ve bacteria
Moderately active against –gm-ve bacteria
MOA:- Disrupt bacterial membrane.
• Effective in the presence of pus, blood, organic matter.
• Exhibits residual activity after repeated use
• Savlon liquid antiseptics:- Chlorhexidine gluconate 1.5% +
cetrimide 3% exhibits enhanced efficacy
• Formulation available:- lotion,
Cream,
Washes, Aqueous solution 30
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(Savlon is a combination
of Chlorhexidine gluconate
& cetrimide)
USES:-
 Bath, Neonatal bath, surgical scrub,
 Dental use-
 mouthwash including candidiasis (0.1-0.2% mouth wash)
 Aqueous solution In mouth wash-↓dental plaque accumulation
 Obstetrics (1% cream) & skin antiseptics & clearing of
wounds(0.05% aqueous solution)
 Preoperative clearing of skin(0.5% solution in 70% alcohol)
 Anti-plaque agent(prevent periodic disease)
 In catheterisation & cystoscopy- gel (0.25%
chlorhexidine+xylocaine)
 Disinfection of hydrophilic contact lenses-0.002-0.005%
chlorhexidine
Side effects:- Yellow brown stain, Altered taste, mucosal soreness
-:ALCOHOLS:--:ALCOHOLS:-
MOA- ppts bacterial proteins /cidal
• ETHANOL:ETHANOL:
• EFFECTIVE ANTISEPTIC on skin (not on muc.
Membrane) / rapid action
• CLEANSING AGENT AT 40-90% CONC.
• ADRs: BURNING SENSATION,INJURY, irritant on
Muc. membranes.
• Uses- wounds/ cuts, degerming of skin before injections
(Isopropyl alcohol)
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ALDEHYDES:ALDEHYDES:
• MOA- DENATURES BACTERIAL PROTEINS.
• PROTOPLASMIC POISON.
• FORMALDEHYDE (Formalin): slow antiseptic,
broad spectrum, sporicidal
• USES:
Disinfection of surgical instruments (2-8%),
Preservation of dead tissue samples (4% aqueous
Solution),
fumigation, urinary antiseptic (Methenamine)
• ADRs: ECZEMATOID REACTIONS, irritates,No oral
use.
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ALDEHYDES:ALDEHYDES:
• GLUTARALDEHYDE:
 Sterilizing agents
 Less irritating
 Less pungent ,
 Broad spectrum ,not inactivated by Bio fluids,
 Activated at alkaline pH.
• USES:
1. Cold sterilization- Disinfection of surgical instruments ,
Endoscopes (to be kept for 12 hrs)
2. Hospital disinfectant of premises / OTs
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Acids:-Acids:-
• BORIC ACID:-
• Bacteriostatic & Weak antiseptics ,
• Non irritating
• USES:-
• Irritating eyes (4%),
• Mouth washes
• Boroglycerin paint (30%)- stomatitis ,Glossitis
2.CUTS AND ABRASION (10%),
3.PRICKLY HEAT POWDERS,EAR
DROPS,IRRIGATING BLADDER.
• ADRs:- vomiting ,Abdominal pain Diarrhoea, visual
& kidney damage 36
• ACETIC ACIDACETIC ACID:-:- Oldest antiseptic,
BACTERICIDAL – FOR BURNBACTERICIDAL – FOR BURN
DRESSING(>5%),DRESSING(>5%),
effective against Pseudomonaseffective against Pseudomonas..
• Salicylic acid-Salicylic acid- Bacteriostatic, Keratolytic (Bacteriostatic, Keratolytic (>25%),25%),
Fungicidal (3%- Whitfield Oint.)Fungicidal (3%- Whitfield Oint.)
• Benzoic acid-Benzoic acid- Fungistatic (6%- Whitfield Oint.)Fungistatic (6%- Whitfield Oint.)
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METALLIC SALTS:-
Mercury compounds:-
• Bacterioststics & Poor antiseptics
• Low TI
• INACTIVATES SH-ENZYMES.
• 1.AMMONIUM MERCURY:
• 5-10% ointments, dermatophytosis
• Anal purities
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• 2.PHENYL MERCURIC NITRATE2.PHENYL MERCURIC NITRATE::
USES: IN TINEA REMEDIES,ANORECTAL
PREPARATIONS, OTIC, OCULAR
PREPARATIONS & PRESERVATIVES.
MERBROMIN (Mercurochrome):
• BRIGHT RED, ORGANIC MERCURIAL.
• NON-IRRITATING & LESS TOXIC.
• USES: 1-2% FOR EYES AND SKIN
antiseptic.
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SILVER COMOUNDSSILVER COMOUNDS::
• ASTRINGENT & CAUSTIC.
• REACT WITH -SH,-COOH,-PO4,-NH2 PROTEINS.
• SILVER NITRATE (slow Ag release)SILVER NITRATE (slow Ag release)
• RAPIDILY KILLS MICROBES.
• USES: Opthalmia Neonatarum (1% soln.) SOLN.,
APTHOUS ULCER
• Demerits: black discoloration of tissues
SILVER SULFADIAZINE:
• No black discoloration.
• USES: AS OINTMENT IN BURNS / effective in
Pseudomonas inf..
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ZINC SALTSZINC SALTS::
• ASTRINGENT & MILD ANTISEPTICS.
• 1.ZINC SULFATE: WATER SOLUBLE.
• USES: EYE & EAR DROPS, Mouth wash,
EYE WASH, FOR ACNE AND IMPETIGO,
Lotiocalamine (Zno + Calamine), Anti Perspirants.
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DYES:DYES:
• Complex organic substances derived from coal tar
• Gentian violet (crystal violet):
• Rosaniline dye.
• Active against staphylococci,gram +ve bacteria, fungi.
• Uses: alcoholic soln (0.5%) for furunculosis, bed sores,
chronic ulcers,infective eczema, thrush, ringworm.
• Demerits- poor efficacy against Gm-ve & in the
presence of pus, blue stain on skin
Briliant green :-rosaniline dye.
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• Acridine Dyes: Acriflavin and Proflavin:
• Orange-yellow acridine dyes
• Active against gram + ve bacteria &gonococci.
• Sensitive to light & lose efficacy
• Effective in alk. pH
• Non irritant.
• Uses: chronic ulcers,wounds, burn dressings, Triple dye
lotion-gentian violet 0.25%+briliant green 0.25%+
acriflavin 0.1% for burns. Dressing in umbilical stump in
neonates.
• Demerits- to be stored in amber coloured bottles
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FURAN DERIVATIVES:FURAN DERIVATIVES:
• Nitrofurozone:
• Cidal for gram +ve & gram –ve,aerobic
&anaerobic bacteria.
• Inhibits enzymes for carbohydrates metabolism.
• Use- Efficacious in burns,skin grafting.
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Chronic Toxicity- Skeletal Fluorosis
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Antiseptic and disinfectant

  • 2. -:Introduction:- Antimicrobial:- the substances derived from natural or synthetic sources that kills or inhibit the growth of micro- organism such as bacteria, fungi, protozoas Germicides:- a group of drugs that are able to inhibit the growth, development or leads to death of microorganisms in the environment surrounding the patient or on the surface of the body.  Specially agents which inhibits or kills microbes on contact  They have low margin of safety  Non-systemic use  Non selective Antimicrobial agents 2
  • 3. GermicidesGermicides ANTISEPTICS DISINFECTANTS ANTISEPTICS:-ANTISEPTICS:- (Anti=(Anti= against; septicas – emitting a fetid smell) Chemical substances which are used to destroy, inhibit pathogenic bacteria (not the spores) on animate (living) surface such as skin, eye, mucous membranes(as in mouth washes). 1879- Lister- Father of ‘Antiseptic surgery’ They falls under “ Drug Control Agency of the Government”
  • 4. DISINFECTANTS • Chemical substances or germicides which are use to destroy or inhibit the growth of pathogenic vegetative bacteria (not their spores) on inanimate(non-living) surface such as glassware's or surgical instruments. e.g.- Formaldehyde, phenol, ethyl alcohol, soaps.  They falls under “Control of Environmental protection agency of the Government”  They process “concentration dependent killing”  Antiseptics & Disinfectant are often added to easily available every day utilities like soaps,toothpastes,mouth wash, after saving lotion. 4
  • 5. -:Some ancillary terms:- 1.Sterilization:- Definition:- freeing an article, a surface or a medium by removing or killing all micro-organisms including vegetative bacteria, Spores, fungi & viruses  usually sterilization is affected by autoclaving at 15lb pressure of stream at 120o C for atleast 30 min [It is the ultimate goal of any infection control protocol] Other methods also include- o Infra-red(IR)-radiation, o Ultraviolet(UV)-radiation o γ-radiation
  • 6. 2. Decontamination:- Marketed destruction of viable pathogenic organisms to a level that will allow a healthy person’s natural defenses to prevent any infection. e.g.- Decontamination of water 3.Sanitisation:- reduction In microbial load from an inanimate surface to a level set forth by public health Department of Environmental Agency  These levels are considered acceptable for the health of the population
  • 7. 4. Pasteurisation:- Process of heating milk or other liquids or semisolids for about 30 min at 60-80o C which kills the non- sporulating microorganism and prevents the growth of food-borne pathogens for a specific period of time. 5.Preservation:- To preserve the efficacy & to prevent the deterioration of the drug formulation up to its expiry period. A Preservatives may protect the drug from oxidation. e.g.-Benzyl Alcohol(2%),Benzoic Acid & its salts (0.2%) 7
  • 8. -:-:IDEAL Antiseptics/DisinfectantIDEAL Antiseptics/Disinfectant:-:- • High Efficacy:High Efficacy: – Broad spectrum / sporicidal / kill all formsBroad spectrum / sporicidal / kill all forms – Rapid onset / long duration actionRapid onset / long duration action – Cidal not static – Active in presence of blood, pus,exudates and excreta – No Resistance • Non Toxic:Non Toxic: – Non-irritating to tissues,should not delay healing. – Non absorbable / No hypersensitivity – Chemically stable.Chemically stable. 8
  • 9. IDEAL ANTISEPTICS :IDEAL ANTISEPTICS : • Added Advantage:- – Non-staining with agreeable color and odour – Could be added to soaps – Non corrosive. 9
  • 10. MECHANISM OF ACTION: 1. Oxidation of Bacterial protoplasm. e.g.- KMn04, H202, Halogens 2.Denaturation of Bacterial Proteins & Enzyme e.g.-Phenols, Chlorhexidine, Alcohol, Aldehyde 3.Detergent like action increasing permeability of bacterial membrane e.g.- Soaps,Cetrimide 10
  • 11. FACTORS MODIFYING ACTIONFACTORS MODIFYING ACTION • TEMPERATURE AND pH. • PERIOD OF CONTACT WITH MICROBES. • NATURE OF MICROBES INVOLVED. • SIZE OF INNOCULUM • PRESENCE OF BLOOD,PUS,OR ORGANIC MATTER. 11
  • 12. General Uses of Antiseptics/ Disinfectants • Asepsis before injections:- • Surgical Uses:- – Asepsis before surgery – Scrubbing – Sterilization of the surgical instruments • Cuts, wounds & Lacerations • Disinfection of Hospital premises • Water purification & domestic disinfection 12
  • 13. CLASSIFICATIONCLASSIFICATION :-:-‘PHAARMA GOD’ • PHENOL DERIVATIVES:- Phenol,Cresol,Hexylresorcinol,HexachlorophenePhenol,Cresol,Hexylresorcinol,Hexachlorophene • HALOGENS:-Iodine, Iodophores, Chlorine, ChlorophoresIodine, Iodophores, Chlorine, Chlorophores • ALCOHOLS:-ethanol , Isopropanol.:-ethanol , Isopropanol. • ALDEHYDES:-:- Formaldehyde, GlutaraldehydeFormaldehyde, Glutaraldehyde • SUSURRFACE ACTIVE AGENTS:-FACE ACTIVE AGENTS:- • QUATERNARY AMMONIUM (CATIONIC):- Cetrimide, Benzalkonium chloride, Dequalinium chloride. BIGUANIDE:- Chlorhexidine • SOAPS:- OF sodium & Potassium 13
  • 14. • MMETALLIC SALTSETALLIC SALTS:-:- Silver nitrate, Silver sulfadiazine, Mild silver protein, Zinc sulfate, Calamine, Zinc oxide. • AACIDSCIDS:-:- Boric acid, Acetic acid • GGASESASES:-:- Ethylene oxideEthylene oxide • OOXIDIZING AGENTSXIDIZING AGENTS:-:- KMnoKMno44,,Hydrogen peroxide, Benzoyl peroxide • DDYESYES:- GENTIAN VIOLET, METHYLENE BLUE BRILIANT GREEN, ACRIFLAVIN AND PROFLAVIN • MMISCELLANEOUSISCELLANEOUS:-:- NITROFURAZONENITROFURAZONE 14
  • 15. PHENOL DERIVATIVESPHENOL DERIVATIVES:: • PHENOL (CARBOLIC ACID):- • One of the earliest used Antiseptics & still the standard for comparing other germicides. • Weak agents Static at- 0.2% Bactericidal at >1%, • Poor action bacterial spore • Protoplasmic poisonProtoplasmic poison MOA:- Denatured bacterial protein (irritant/toxic to tissues)(irritant/toxic to tissues) -Mild LA action- use as Antipruritic Preparation-Mild LA action- use as Antipruritic Preparation USESUSES:: Disinfectant of Urine,faeces pus,sputum,antipruriticDisinfectant of Urine,faeces pus,sputum,antipruritic preparation mouth wash.preparation mouth wash. Side effectSide effect:-Buccal, esophageal, gastric burns, scars/strictures:-Buccal, esophageal, gastric burns, scars/strictures 15
  • 16. CRESOL (METHYL PHENOL):- • X3 potent than Phenol / less damage to tissuesX3 potent than Phenol / less damage to tissues • USES:-USES:- Disinfecting of utensils, Excreta, for washingDisinfecting of utensils, Excreta, for washing hands, irrigation of root canals.hands, irrigation of root canals. CHLOROXYLENOL(DETTOL):- • Non-corrosive, Non-irritating to intact skin,Non-corrosive, Non-irritating to intact skin, No stain,No stain,  4.8% commercial use “Dettol”(9% terpinol+13% Alcohol)4.8% commercial use “Dettol”(9% terpinol+13% Alcohol)  6.25%- Instruments6.25%- Instruments  Cream & Soap,Cream & Soap,  Lubricating obstetric cream (1.4% ).Lubricating obstetric cream (1.4% ). • USESUSES:-:- Surgical Antiseptics , skin cream, mouth wash, soaps, woundsSurgical Antiseptics , skin cream, mouth wash, soaps, wounds & cuts& cuts
  • 17. • HEXACHLOROPHENE: • POTENT CHLORINATED PHENOLPOTENT CHLORINATED PHENOL • Odourless, non staining, non irritant (+soaps)Odourless, non staining, non irritant (+soaps) • Sustained actionSustained action • Good- Gm+ve/ Poor- Gm-ve & sporesGood- Gm+ve/ Poor- Gm-ve & spores • USESUSES:- ANTISEPTICS FOR SURGICAL SCRUB,ANTISEPTICS FOR SURGICAL SCRUB, TOILET PRODUCTS & DEODRANTS, Skin infectionsTOILET PRODUCTS & DEODRANTS, Skin infections (Furunculosis/ Carbuncle), baby bath products (<2%).(Furunculosis/ Carbuncle), baby bath products (<2%). • Side effect:- Neurotoxicity (Neonates)->2%- BAN.Neurotoxicity (Neonates)->2%- BAN. 17
  • 18. Phenol Derivatives (contd.) • Triclosan:-uses- Liquid soaps, Dentifrices, mouth wash • Thymol:- – Antiseptic / mild LA effect – Uses- cough drops / Dentifrices / Acne / mouth wash • Resorcinol- less potent than Phenol • Uses- Antiseptic (ringworm, acne, ), keratolytic & antipruritic effect (Seborrhoeic dermatitis, Eczema, Psoriasis • Hexylresorcinol- mouthwash 18
  • 20. OXIDIZING AGENTS:-OXIDIZING AGENTS:- • POTASSIUM PERMAGNATE:- • HIGHLY WATER SOLUBLE.HIGHLY WATER SOLUBLE. • Nascent [O]-OXIDIZES BACTERIAL PROTOPLASMNascent [O]-OXIDIZES BACTERIAL PROTOPLASM.. USESUSES:-:- 1:4000-1:10,000 SOLN (1:4000-1:10,000 SOLN (CONDY’S LOTIONCONDY’S LOTION)-)- – Antiseptic(Mouthwash/GARGLING/DOUCHING, IRRIGATINGAntiseptic(Mouthwash/GARGLING/DOUCHING, IRRIGATING CAVITIES/ wounds/ Atheletes foot (1%)CAVITIES/ wounds/ Atheletes foot (1%) – Domestic use-DISINFECTION OF utensils/ vegetables/ fruits/Domestic use-DISINFECTION OF utensils/ vegetables/ fruits/ purification of WATER (ponds/ wells)purification of WATER (ponds/ wells) – GASTRIC LAVAGE (in alkaloidal poisoning)GASTRIC LAVAGE (in alkaloidal poisoning) – Styptic (5%)Styptic (5%) • Side effectSide effect:-:- BURNS,BLISTERING /stain / Rusting /BURNS,BLISTERING /stain / Rusting / sensitve to light.sensitve to light. 20
  • 21. OXIDIZING AGENTS:OXIDIZING AGENTS: HH22OO22 –– Adv.- – Non-toxic/ colorless/ odourless – Effective against anaerobic bacteria • Demerits- – Weak antiseptic – To be kept in dark bottles • Uses- – Dental use- Mouthwash (3%)- dilute with water- stomatitis/ cavity preparation – Bleaching agent (for teeth stains)- 30% H2O2+ glycerine+ pumice – Surgical use (3-6%)- wound cleaning / slough remove – Removal of ear wax – Deodorant – Styptic (25-30%)
  • 22. • BENZOYL PEROXIDE:- • Liberate 0Liberate 022,killsAnerobic,microaerophilic bacteria,killsAnerobic,microaerophilic bacteria Keratolytic & comedolytic properties-Keratolytic & comedolytic properties-(To remove warts and other lesions in which the epidermis produces excess skin) • USESUSES:-:-ACNE (2.5-10% cream), ANTISEPTICSACNE (2.5-10% cream), ANTISEPTICS.. ADVERSE EFFECTSADVERSE EFFECTS:-:- Burning, stinging sensation, localized erythmia, dryness of skin, SCALING EDEMA. 22
  • 23. HALOGENS:HALOGENS:- IODINE & I- releasing agents: • Rapid action • Broad spectrum • Not readily inactivated by organic matter • MICROBICIDALMICROBICIDAL AGENT, IODINATESAGENT, IODINATES AND OXIDIZESAND OXIDIZES MICROBIALMICROBIAL PROTOPLASMPROTOPLASM Chlorine & Cl- releasing agents: • Rapid action • Broad spectrum • readily inactivated by organic matter • MICROBICIDALMICROBICIDAL AGENT,AGENT, CHLORINATES ANDCHLORINATES AND OXIDIZESOXIDIZES MICROBIALMICROBIAL PROTOPLASMPROTOPLASM
  • 24. HALOGENS:HALOGENS:- • IODINE: USES:USES: ((1:20,000 , SOLN KILL VEGETATIVE FORM- ANTISEPTIC1:20,000 , SOLN KILL VEGETATIVE FORM- ANTISEPTIC USES)USES) 1.TINCTURE IODINE (2.5% IN ALCOHOL)1.TINCTURE IODINE (2.5% IN ALCOHOL) 2.MANDL’S THROAT PAINT2.MANDL’S THROAT PAINT (1.25% IN POT .IODIDE) FOR(1.25% IN POT .IODIDE) FOR SORE THROAT.SORE THROAT. 3.COUNTER IRRITANT3.COUNTER IRRITANT 4. WATER PURIFICATION4. WATER PURIFICATION.. ADRsADRs:: CORROSIVE,BURNS,BLISTERS, RASHES, stain,CORROSIVE,BURNS,BLISTERS, RASHES, stain, irritant, less duration of actionirritant, less duration of action • To be kept in dark colored bottles.To be kept in dark colored bottles. 24
  • 25. IODOPHORES:- • SOLUBLE COMPLEX OF IODINE.SOLUBLE COMPLEX OF IODINE. • Slow RELEASE of FREE IODINESlow RELEASE of FREE IODINE • NON-IRRITATING,NONTOXIC,Non stainingNON-IRRITATING,NONTOXIC,Non staining • USES:-USES:- POVIDONE IODINE (POLYVINYLPOVIDONE IODINE (POLYVINYL PYRROLIDONE Iodine)-PYRROLIDONE Iodine)- – FOR BOILS,FURUNCULOSIS,BURNS,OTITISFOR BOILS,FURUNCULOSIS,BURNS,OTITIS EXTERNA, ULCER,VAGINITIS,SURGICALEXTERNA, ULCER,VAGINITIS,SURGICAL SCRUBBING,DISINFECTION OF ENDOSCOPICSCRUBBING,DISINFECTION OF ENDOSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS, Tinea infections (5%- cream, solution,INSTRUMENTS, Tinea infections (5%- cream, solution, OintmentOintment – Dental uses- Mouth wash/ Gargle (2%)Dental uses- Mouth wash/ Gargle (2%) – Analgesic (Iodine (4%) creams- analgesics}Analgesic (Iodine (4%) creams- analgesics} 25
  • 26. • CHLORINE:- • HIGHLY REACTIVEHIGHLY REACTIVE • POTENT GERMICIDEPOTENT GERMICIDE • USESUSES:: DISINFECTION OF URBAN WATER SUPPLIESDISINFECTION OF URBAN WATER SUPPLIES (Cl(Cl22 gas- 0.2- 0.4ppm)gas- 0.2- 0.4ppm) • CHLOROPHORES:- • COMPOUND RELEASES hypochlorous.COMPOUND RELEASES hypochlorous. • TYPES:-TYPES:-1.CHLORONATED LIME (BLEACHING POWDER) • USES:USES: • Disinfection of drinking water,Disinfection of drinking water, • Swimming poolSwimming pool • SanitizerSanitizer • Tooth stains removalTooth stains removal 26
  • 27. 2.SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLN:- USESUSES:(4-6%) DISINFECTANT IN DAIRIES FOR MILK CANS, Lab:(4-6%) DISINFECTANT IN DAIRIES FOR MILK CANS, Lab disinfectant, Biohazard Spill management,disinfectant, Biohazard Spill management, EQUIPMENTS,ANTISEPTIC,ROOT CANAL THERAPY, also usedEQUIPMENTS,ANTISEPTIC,ROOT CANAL THERAPY, also used as Bleaching agent in dentistryas Bleaching agent in dentistry • 3.DAKIN SOLN: DILUTE SOD. HYPOCHLORITE BUFFEREDDILUTE SOD. HYPOCHLORITE BUFFERED WITH BORIC ACIDWITH BORIC ACID.. • 4.EUSOL: ((chlorinated lime 1.25%+Boric acid).chlorinated lime 1.25%+Boric acid). • USESUSES:-:- Dissolving pus,Dissolving pus, Blood clots,Blood clots, Necrotic matter,Necrotic matter, Clean infected wound,Clean infected wound, 27
  • 28. -:QUATERNARY AMMONIUM (CATIONIC ANTISEPTICS):- • Detergents,Cidal to bacteria, Fungal &viruses, nonDetergents,Cidal to bacteria, Fungal &viruses, non irritating, mild keratolyticirritating, mild keratolytic.. • USESUSES:-:- Sanitizer, AntisepticsSanitizer, Antiseptics, Disinfectant for surgical, Disinfectant for surgical instrument, glovesinstrument, gloves.. • CETRIMIDE:- • soapy powder with faint ,fishy odorssoapy powder with faint ,fishy odors • wound clearing from dirt ,skin disinfectant,wound clearing from dirt ,skin disinfectant, • Anti-plaque agentAnti-plaque agent,, • As antiseptics, Surgical instruments, utensilAs antiseptics, Surgical instruments, utensil 28
  • 29. • Cetyl pyridinium Chloride-Cetyl pyridinium Chloride- mouth wash,mouth wash, antiplaque agentantiplaque agent,, LozengesLozenges • Benzalkonium Chloride-Benzalkonium Chloride- storage of sterile surgicalstorage of sterile surgical instrumentsinstruments • SOAPSSOAPS:-:- • Anionic detergents, weak AntisepticsAnionic detergents, weak Antiseptics • Sod. Or Pot. Salts of large chain fatty acidsSod. Or Pot. Salts of large chain fatty acids • Emulsifying agents.Emulsifying agents. • Affective against-gm+VeAffective against-gm+Ve • USED FOR CLEANSING ACTIONUSED FOR CLEANSING ACTION • Sodium Lauryl sulphateSodium Lauryl sulphate. 29
  • 30. -:CHLOROHEXIDINE:- • Cationic biguanide which highly Powerful, on-irritating, colorless, odorless antiseptics • Spectrum of activity:- Active against gm+ve bacteria Moderately active against –gm-ve bacteria MOA:- Disrupt bacterial membrane. • Effective in the presence of pus, blood, organic matter. • Exhibits residual activity after repeated use • Savlon liquid antiseptics:- Chlorhexidine gluconate 1.5% + cetrimide 3% exhibits enhanced efficacy • Formulation available:- lotion, Cream, Washes, Aqueous solution 30
  • 31. 31 (Savlon is a combination of Chlorhexidine gluconate & cetrimide)
  • 32. USES:-  Bath, Neonatal bath, surgical scrub,  Dental use-  mouthwash including candidiasis (0.1-0.2% mouth wash)  Aqueous solution In mouth wash-↓dental plaque accumulation  Obstetrics (1% cream) & skin antiseptics & clearing of wounds(0.05% aqueous solution)  Preoperative clearing of skin(0.5% solution in 70% alcohol)  Anti-plaque agent(prevent periodic disease)  In catheterisation & cystoscopy- gel (0.25% chlorhexidine+xylocaine)  Disinfection of hydrophilic contact lenses-0.002-0.005% chlorhexidine Side effects:- Yellow brown stain, Altered taste, mucosal soreness
  • 33. -:ALCOHOLS:--:ALCOHOLS:- MOA- ppts bacterial proteins /cidal • ETHANOL:ETHANOL: • EFFECTIVE ANTISEPTIC on skin (not on muc. Membrane) / rapid action • CLEANSING AGENT AT 40-90% CONC. • ADRs: BURNING SENSATION,INJURY, irritant on Muc. membranes. • Uses- wounds/ cuts, degerming of skin before injections (Isopropyl alcohol) 33
  • 34. ALDEHYDES:ALDEHYDES: • MOA- DENATURES BACTERIAL PROTEINS. • PROTOPLASMIC POISON. • FORMALDEHYDE (Formalin): slow antiseptic, broad spectrum, sporicidal • USES: Disinfection of surgical instruments (2-8%), Preservation of dead tissue samples (4% aqueous Solution), fumigation, urinary antiseptic (Methenamine) • ADRs: ECZEMATOID REACTIONS, irritates,No oral use. 34
  • 35. ALDEHYDES:ALDEHYDES: • GLUTARALDEHYDE:  Sterilizing agents  Less irritating  Less pungent ,  Broad spectrum ,not inactivated by Bio fluids,  Activated at alkaline pH. • USES: 1. Cold sterilization- Disinfection of surgical instruments , Endoscopes (to be kept for 12 hrs) 2. Hospital disinfectant of premises / OTs 35
  • 36. Acids:-Acids:- • BORIC ACID:- • Bacteriostatic & Weak antiseptics , • Non irritating • USES:- • Irritating eyes (4%), • Mouth washes • Boroglycerin paint (30%)- stomatitis ,Glossitis 2.CUTS AND ABRASION (10%), 3.PRICKLY HEAT POWDERS,EAR DROPS,IRRIGATING BLADDER. • ADRs:- vomiting ,Abdominal pain Diarrhoea, visual & kidney damage 36
  • 37. • ACETIC ACIDACETIC ACID:-:- Oldest antiseptic, BACTERICIDAL – FOR BURNBACTERICIDAL – FOR BURN DRESSING(>5%),DRESSING(>5%), effective against Pseudomonaseffective against Pseudomonas.. • Salicylic acid-Salicylic acid- Bacteriostatic, Keratolytic (Bacteriostatic, Keratolytic (>25%),25%), Fungicidal (3%- Whitfield Oint.)Fungicidal (3%- Whitfield Oint.) • Benzoic acid-Benzoic acid- Fungistatic (6%- Whitfield Oint.)Fungistatic (6%- Whitfield Oint.) 37
  • 38. METALLIC SALTS:- Mercury compounds:- • Bacterioststics & Poor antiseptics • Low TI • INACTIVATES SH-ENZYMES. • 1.AMMONIUM MERCURY: • 5-10% ointments, dermatophytosis • Anal purities 38
  • 39. • 2.PHENYL MERCURIC NITRATE2.PHENYL MERCURIC NITRATE:: USES: IN TINEA REMEDIES,ANORECTAL PREPARATIONS, OTIC, OCULAR PREPARATIONS & PRESERVATIVES. MERBROMIN (Mercurochrome): • BRIGHT RED, ORGANIC MERCURIAL. • NON-IRRITATING & LESS TOXIC. • USES: 1-2% FOR EYES AND SKIN antiseptic. 39
  • 40. SILVER COMOUNDSSILVER COMOUNDS:: • ASTRINGENT & CAUSTIC. • REACT WITH -SH,-COOH,-PO4,-NH2 PROTEINS. • SILVER NITRATE (slow Ag release)SILVER NITRATE (slow Ag release) • RAPIDILY KILLS MICROBES. • USES: Opthalmia Neonatarum (1% soln.) SOLN., APTHOUS ULCER • Demerits: black discoloration of tissues SILVER SULFADIAZINE: • No black discoloration. • USES: AS OINTMENT IN BURNS / effective in Pseudomonas inf.. 40
  • 41. ZINC SALTSZINC SALTS:: • ASTRINGENT & MILD ANTISEPTICS. • 1.ZINC SULFATE: WATER SOLUBLE. • USES: EYE & EAR DROPS, Mouth wash, EYE WASH, FOR ACNE AND IMPETIGO, Lotiocalamine (Zno + Calamine), Anti Perspirants. 41
  • 42. DYES:DYES: • Complex organic substances derived from coal tar • Gentian violet (crystal violet): • Rosaniline dye. • Active against staphylococci,gram +ve bacteria, fungi. • Uses: alcoholic soln (0.5%) for furunculosis, bed sores, chronic ulcers,infective eczema, thrush, ringworm. • Demerits- poor efficacy against Gm-ve & in the presence of pus, blue stain on skin Briliant green :-rosaniline dye. 42
  • 43. • Acridine Dyes: Acriflavin and Proflavin: • Orange-yellow acridine dyes • Active against gram + ve bacteria &gonococci. • Sensitive to light & lose efficacy • Effective in alk. pH • Non irritant. • Uses: chronic ulcers,wounds, burn dressings, Triple dye lotion-gentian violet 0.25%+briliant green 0.25%+ acriflavin 0.1% for burns. Dressing in umbilical stump in neonates. • Demerits- to be stored in amber coloured bottles 43
  • 44. FURAN DERIVATIVES:FURAN DERIVATIVES: • Nitrofurozone: • Cidal for gram +ve & gram –ve,aerobic &anaerobic bacteria. • Inhibits enzymes for carbohydrates metabolism. • Use- Efficacious in burns,skin grafting. 44

Editor's Notes

  1. Generally for skin &amp; muc. mem
  2. Selective action / high therapeutic index Non-irritating- this feature can be used to add the antiseptic to soaps- used for scribbing &amp; surgical uses.
  3. Selective action / high therapeutic index
  4. Preoperative sterilization of the skin Scrub- disinfection of hands of surgeons /dentists / nurses etc
  5. Phenol- 1st intro- Lister All phenols- INHIBIT BACTERIAL ENZYMES-BACTERIAL LYSINS
  6. CHLOROXYLENOL-DETTOL- less effective in presence of organic matter
  7. Hexachlorophene- less effective in presence of organic matter, pus Sustained action- fine film formed on skin- not removed by water rinsing
  8. Hexyresorcinol- non stain, odourless-
  9. are menthol, thymol, methyl salicylate, and eucalyptol
  10. sensitve to light- so to be kept in dark (amber coloured) bottles. Rusting- so it should not used for cold sterilization of surgical instruments &amp; also that the storage container shud not be of metal!!!
  11. wound cleaning- by foaming action
  12. Inhibits enzyme. Oxidizes protoplasm (so also can be included in oxidizing agents) Broad spectrum- bacteria, fungi, spores, virus
  13. Inhibits enzyme. Tincture I- degerming of skin- preoperatively/ surgical instruments (cold sterilization), wounds &amp; cuts, ring worm.
  14. Root canal therapy- Irrigation of root canals- widely used (root canal therapy-????- read) CHLORAMINE- less irritant
  15. CONGEALED BLOOD (ROAD ACCIDENTS)
  16. Can be added to soap, cuts &amp; wounds/ fine film formed on skin or muc. membranes- not removed by water rinsing Another Biguanide is also Metformin (in T2DM)!!!???
  17. BURNING – on open wounds
  18. FORMALDEHYDE- pungent smell- fumigation
  19. FORMALDEHYDE- pungent smell- fumigation
  20. Boric acid- (if systemic absorbtion) Boric acid- neutron absorber
  21. Boric acid- (if systemic absorbtion)
  22. LOW THERAPEUTIC INDEX- more toxic
  23. APTHOUS ULCER- astringent action.
  24. 2.CALAMINE &amp;ZINC OXIDE: INSOLUBLE MILD ANTISEPTIC. USES: DERMAL PROTECTIVES,ADSORBANTS
  25. kyphosis