The purpose of an autoclave is to provide high-pressure, high-temperature steam to sterilize medical waste and prepare it for disposal. It can also kill all bacteria and spores on certain pieces of medical equipment, allowing them to be used again. In microbiology, autoclaves are used to sterilize and disinfect objects before using them on living tissue or during surgery. Autoclaves work by subjecting microorganisms to high temperatures under pressure, which kills them without leaving harmful byproducts. The sterile environment created by the autoclave prevents contamination from outside sources and ensures that any organisms inside cannot reproduce. Autoclaves are used for steam-sterilizing media, instruments, lab equipment, and inactivating biological waste materials. They are commonly used in labs, healthcare settings, and dental practices. Autoclaves are effective in killing microbes, including endospores, but are not suitable for heat-sensitive, biological substances, plastic ware, and sharp objects. The use of autoclaves is important for the prevention and control of infectious diseases and has important implications for health safety.
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