II. Methods: Boiling
- Water sterilized at onset of boiling
III. Methods: Pasteurization
- Cleans, but does not sterilize water
- Six log reduction in organisms
- Protocols
- Heat at 185 degrees F for 20 seconds
- Heat at 145 degrees F for 30 minutes
IV. Methods: Filtration
- Pore size dependent
- Agent dependent
- Bacteria <.2 micron
- Cryptosporidium < 1 micron
- Virus particles (as small as .0004 micron)
- Avoid sediment
- Clogs filters, harbors organisms
- Technique 1 to clear sediment
- Allow water to sit so sediment can settle
- Pull water off top into filter
- Technique 2 to clear sediment
- Run water through coffee filter first
V. Methods: Halogenation with Chlorine or Iodine
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Chlorine contact time (assumes standard pH and Temp)
- Escherichia coli: 0.016 ppm Minute
- Enteric virus: 4 ppm Minute
- Giardia lamblia: 150 ppm Minute
- Cryptosporidium: 9600 ppm Minute
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Tincture of Iodine (5-10 drops added to quart water)
- Indicated for high organic solute load in water
- Not effective against Cryptosporidium
- Avoid in thryoid disease
VI. References
- Wayman (2017) Crit Dec Emerg Med 31(6): 3-10
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Definition (CSP) | incorporation or addition of a halogen in a compound. |
Definition (MSH) | Covalent attachment of HALOGENS to other compounds. |
Concepts | Phenomenon or Process (T067) |
MSH | D054879 |
English | halogenation, Halogenation |
Portuguese | Halogenação, Fluoração da Água |
Spanish | Halogenación, Yoduración |
Finnish | Halogenaatio |
French | Halogénation |
German | Halogenierung |
Italian | Alogenazione |
Russian | БРОМИРОВАНИЕ, GALOGENIROVANIE, ИОДИРОВАНИЕ, KHLORIROVANIE, IODIROVANIE, BROMIROVANIE, ФТОРИРОВАНИЕ, ХЛОРИРОВАНИЕ, ГАЛОГЕНИРОВАНИЕ, FTORIROVANIE |
Japanese | ハロゲン化, 臭素化 |
Swedish | Halogenation |
Czech | halogenace |
Polish | Brominacja, Fluorinacja, Chlorinacja, Halogenacja, Jodacja, Jodynacja, Chlorowcowanie |