Tuberculocidal		Will kill potentially infectious fungi
OSHA		Will kill potentially infectious bacteria
Staphylococci		Pus Forming bacteria arranged in curved lines
Streptococci		Short Rod-shaped bacteria
Flagella		Licenses different types of disinfectants
Virucidal		Round Shaped bacteria, apperars alone
StateRegulartoryAgencies		Self Movement
NonPathogenic		Licensing Agencies, State Boards, commissions, and health Departments fall under this
Cocci		Considered harmful and cause diseases
Bacteria		Spiral or corkscrew shaped bacteria
Diplococci		Also Known as regulations and are more specific that laws
Spirilla		One-Celled microorganisms, with both plant and animal characteristics
Bactericidal		Sherical Bacteria that grows in pairs
Pathogenic		for locomotion, a whiplike motion of these hairs moves the bacteria in liquid
Bacilli		Also called statutes
Fungicidal		Completely harmless; Do Not cause diseases
Motility		Included information about hazardous ingredients, safe use and handling.
EPA		Was created as part of the US Department of Labor to Regulate and enforce Safety and Health Standards to protect employees
Laws		Will Kill Potentially infectious viruses
Rules		Pus forming bacteria that grows in clusters
MSDS		Disinfectants proven to kill bacteria that causes tuberculosis