Spectrum of activity
Microorganisms are very diverse therefore it is difficult to find a disinfectant that is effective against all of them. Find out here more about the spectrum of activity of disinfectants.
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Yes, although unlikely.
Background:
Transmission of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) occurs primarily through direct patient contact, such as via hand contact. However, the transmission is also possible through contact with contaminated objects or surfaces in the patient's environment. Therefore, it is possible to come into contact with MRSA even if you are only in a patient's room for a short time without touching anything. Hygiene regulations increase compliance. When entering an isolation room with MRSA patients, changing gowns is part of responsible, consistent and systematic hygiene management in hospitals.
