IICRC OCT EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH 100%
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
◉ protein. Answer: Detailed cleaning of floors/walls/ceilings/contents
with a pairing agent designed for Tobacco Odors is almost always
necessary and should be the __________________ ________________(source
removal).
◉ MVOC's. Answer: Airborne malodors produced by microbial growth are
called Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds, abbreviated commonly as
__________________.
◉ 68-86. Answer: Indoor molds typically grow best in ____________‐
_____________ degrees.
◉ carcass. Answer: In a case where the restorer is trying to find a small
animal carcass, locating the _________________ itself can be challenging.
◉ proteins. Answer: The odor on a decomposition Odor situation emits
primarily from decomposing _________________.
◉ ozone. Answer: In a Decomposition Odor situation, _________________
machines are applicable and tend to work well as with other oxidation
reactions.
◉ Enzyme. Answer: ________________ deodorants, found in every product line,
work well with rotten milk, fish, and egg odors.
, ◉ universal precautions; pathogenic. Answer: Treating all blood and bodily
materials as if they are infectious is referred to as _________________
__________________. Any bodily substances can contain infectious materials,
which would make them called "________________", aka disease causing.
◉ alkali. Answer: As urine decomposes, it changes in pH from an acid to an
________________. The alkali salt is what draws moisture in the air to the
contaminated area, thus intensifying the smell. The alkaline salt must be
neutralized during odor removal.
◉ layers. Answer: In Pet Odor situations, a challenge when dealing with
carpeted surfaces are all of the __________________ present (carpet, pad,
subfloor).
◉ enzyme. Answer: With Pet Odors, subflooring (whether it is concrete or
wood) is cleaned with an ________________ product designed for pet odors.
◉ reoccur. Answer: Obviously, if the suspect animal remains in the
structure, the odor can ___________________.
◉ oxidizers. Answer: Liquid products designed for Skunk Odor removal are
typically liquid __________________.
◉ 0.1-1. Answer: Tobacco Odors literally have the smallest particle size we
deal with in Odor Control, down to ________________‐___________________ microns.
◉ oxidizer. Answer: Ozone is also considered an _______________.
◉ heavier. Answer: Ozone is _________________ than air, so placing it as high
as possible in the structure is most effective.
CORRECT ANSWERS WITH 100%
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS.
◉ protein. Answer: Detailed cleaning of floors/walls/ceilings/contents
with a pairing agent designed for Tobacco Odors is almost always
necessary and should be the __________________ ________________(source
removal).
◉ MVOC's. Answer: Airborne malodors produced by microbial growth are
called Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds, abbreviated commonly as
__________________.
◉ 68-86. Answer: Indoor molds typically grow best in ____________‐
_____________ degrees.
◉ carcass. Answer: In a case where the restorer is trying to find a small
animal carcass, locating the _________________ itself can be challenging.
◉ proteins. Answer: The odor on a decomposition Odor situation emits
primarily from decomposing _________________.
◉ ozone. Answer: In a Decomposition Odor situation, _________________
machines are applicable and tend to work well as with other oxidation
reactions.
◉ Enzyme. Answer: ________________ deodorants, found in every product line,
work well with rotten milk, fish, and egg odors.
, ◉ universal precautions; pathogenic. Answer: Treating all blood and bodily
materials as if they are infectious is referred to as _________________
__________________. Any bodily substances can contain infectious materials,
which would make them called "________________", aka disease causing.
◉ alkali. Answer: As urine decomposes, it changes in pH from an acid to an
________________. The alkali salt is what draws moisture in the air to the
contaminated area, thus intensifying the smell. The alkaline salt must be
neutralized during odor removal.
◉ layers. Answer: In Pet Odor situations, a challenge when dealing with
carpeted surfaces are all of the __________________ present (carpet, pad,
subfloor).
◉ enzyme. Answer: With Pet Odors, subflooring (whether it is concrete or
wood) is cleaned with an ________________ product designed for pet odors.
◉ reoccur. Answer: Obviously, if the suspect animal remains in the
structure, the odor can ___________________.
◉ oxidizers. Answer: Liquid products designed for Skunk Odor removal are
typically liquid __________________.
◉ 0.1-1. Answer: Tobacco Odors literally have the smallest particle size we
deal with in Odor Control, down to ________________‐___________________ microns.
◉ oxidizer. Answer: Ozone is also considered an _______________.
◉ heavier. Answer: Ozone is _________________ than air, so placing it as high
as possible in the structure is most effective.
