Biological Risk Engineering Handbook: Infection Control and Decontamination - Chapter 3 ppsx

... 3. 3 Air Testing 3. 3.1 Settle or Gravity Plates 3. 3.2 Spore Traps 3. 3 .3 Air-O-Cell Cassette System 3. 4 Culturing 3. 4.1 Media 3. 4.2 Enrichment Culture and Specialized Growth Media 3. 4 .3 ... Comparisons 3. 11 .3 Normal Ranges 3. 11.4 Baseline, Background, and Control Ranges 3. 12 Government Regulations — Quantitative 3. 13 Guidelines 3. 13. 1 The New York City Department of Health 3. 13. 2 Health ... Health 3. 13. 2 Health Canada 3. 13. 3 OSHA 3. 13. 4 Other Organizations 3. 14 Standardization: Sampling and Analysis 3. 15 Speciation 3. 15.1 Classical Morphological Characterization 3. 15.2 FAME Analysis...

... than 30 Square Feet 7.2 .3 Level III: More than 30 Square Feet 7.2.4 Level IV 7 .3 Immediate Worker Protection7 .3. 1 Skin and Eye 7 .3. 2 Respiratory Protection7 .3. 3 Disposable Clothing 7.4 Decontamination ... return air system and concluding at the mixed-air chamber and the exhaust stack.• Grilles and diffusers — Clean outside air-intake grill and shaft. Vacuum diffusers, grills, and registers. Reset ... Heat exchangers and heating and cooling coils.• Condensate drain pans (drip pans).• Fan motor and fan housing.• Air-handling unit housing — Clean the interior of the air-handling unit. Remove...

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... imperfecti)1.7 .31 Rhizomucor (Zygomycete) 1.7 .32 Rhizopus 1.7 .33 Rhodotorula 1.7 .34 Scendosporium 1.7 .35 Scopulariopsis1.7 .36 Sporothrix1.7 .37 Stachybotrys1.7 .38 Stemphylium1.7 .39 Sterile ... Chambers.) CHAPTER 13 Laws and RegulationsJames D. Hollingshead and Martha J. Boss CHAPTER 14Proposed OSHA Tuberculosis Standard and CDC Guidance ComparisonMartha J. Boss and Dennis W. Day CHAPTER ... enlarged, and three- to five-celled. The conidio - phores are brown and either simple or branched and bear the conidia apically. Health effects include allergenic reactions, corneal infections, and...

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... T- 2 t ox i n 5.2 10.5 5.2 3. 06HT-2 toxin 9.0DAS 12 23. 0 1 .3 0.75 7 .3 Neosolaniol 14.5MonoacetoxyScirpenol 0.725B Nivalenol 7 .3 7.4 7.2 38 .9Diacetylnivalenol 9.6DON 70.0 46.0 3- acetyl-DON ... R., and Nielsen, K.F. (1999) Microfungal contamination of damp build-ings: examples of risk construction and risk materials, Environ. Health Persp., 107(suppl. 3) , 505–508.Hammond, P.B. and ... Exposure 4 .3. 1 Acute, Subacute, Subchronic, and Chronic Exposure 4 .3. 2 Severity and Duration 4 .3. 3 Single Pathway Exposure 4 .3. 4 Multimedia Exposures 4 .3. 5 Multipathway Exposures 4.4 Routes of...