1) Asepsis 2) Sanitariness 3) Sterileness 4) Sterility 1) Asepsis 2) Sterileness 3) Sterility 
• (n.) Prevention of sepsis by excluding or destroying microorganisms.
<microbiology> Processes, procedures or chemical treatments that kill or inhibit micro organisms in contrast to asepsis where microorganisms are excluded. ... (13 Jan 1998) ... 
(an″tĭ-sep´sis) the prevention of sepsis. any procedure that reduces to a significant degree the microbial flora of skin or mucous membranes. See also antiseptic.
Processes, procedures or chemical treatments that kill or inhibit microorganisms in contrast to asepsis where microorganisms are excluded.
An`ti·sep'sis noun [ New Latin See Anti- ; Sepsis .] Prevention of sepsis by excluding or destroying microorganisms. 
Type: Term Pronunciation: an′tē-sep′sis Definitions: 1. Prevention of infection by inhibiting the growth of infectious agents.
Antisepsis: Prevention of infection by inhibiting or arresting the growth and multiplication of germs (infectious agents). Antisepsis implies scrupulously clean and free of all living microorganisms. From the Greek roots anti- meaning against + sepsis against putrefaction = literally, against putrefaction.
antisepsis 1. The process of inhibiting the growth and multiplication of most microorganisms. 2. With reference to non-living objects; the state of being free of pathogenic organisms. 3. Destruction of disease-causing microorganisms to prevent infection. 4. The reduction or prevention of infection; especially, by the elimination or reduction of ...
protocol that removes potential pathogens from living tissue
asepsis noun the process of inhibiting the growth and multiplication of microorganisms
destruction of the microorganisms that produce sepsis or septic disease.