| Containment | Remediation Basics | PPE | Mold Basics | SOP-Cleaning |
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What is 3-10 microns
The average size of a mold spore
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What is porous materials
The category of materials that must be discarded if contaminated
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What is minimum PPE
N-95, gloves, goggles are part of this
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What is temperature, water, oxygen, food, a spore
The five things mold needs to grow
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What are feet/shoes
The number one source of cross contamination
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What is stack or chimney effect
The effect that naturally pulls air up through the roof or attic
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What is misting or fogging
A dust suppression method used prior to demo
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What is Organic vapors, chemicals
A P-100 does not protect against these
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What is moisture or water
To control mold you control this
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What is make up air source or decon
Containment final cleaning starts here
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What is 10-15 Feet
The distance between zip poles supporting containments
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What is condition 3
The "condition" or term that describes source contamination
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What is absorption, ingestion, inhalation
The main paths of entry for mold exposure
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What are Mycotoxins
Chemical byproducts of mold
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What is top to bottom
Cleanings walls occurs in this direction
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What is negative pressure
Concave poly and 5 pascals is an indication of this
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What are particles
The HEPA filter in an air scrubber filters these
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What is Doff
The term- to take off PPE
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What is Allergenic, pathogenic, toxigenic
The three categories in which mold can affect health
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What is scrub and negative air mode
The two modes of operation of a HEPA air filtration device
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What is HVAC system
The largest transport system of mold
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What is 60%
The relative humidity level at which mold can spontaneously grow
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What is partially resistant
The "P" in P-100 stands for this
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What is mVOC
The odors produced by mold off gassing
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What is a HEPA sandwich
A tasty meal that is also a cleaning process
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