Applied Microbial Remediation Technician Final Test Review, Exams of
Advanced Education
Condition 1 - ANSWERNormal Fungal Ecology; No treatment required
Condition 2 - ANSWEREnvironment contaminated by settled spores without
active growth dispersed directly or indirectly from nearby growth site;
treatment includes vacumming or damp wiping
Condition 3 - ANSWEREnvironment contaminated by active or dormant mold
growth; treatment includes removal of material and remediation
Porous - ANSWERA material that can easily absorb moisture ex. carpet,
drywall, insulation
Semi- Porous - ANSWERA material that can slowly absorb moisture ex.
concrete, brick, wood
Non- Porous - ANSWERA material that does not absorb moisture ex. glass,
steel, plastic, fiberglass
, S520 - ANSWERThe standard of care used in the mold remediation industry
S500 - ANSWERThe standard of care used in the water damage industry
Regulations - ANSWERIN the US, there are no ______________________
regarding mold remediation.
Shall - ANSWERTerm used in S520 when actions are part of the Standard of
Care and mandatory by law.
IEP Stands for - ANSWERIndoor environment professional
What training is required for IEP? - ANSWEREducation, experience,
specialized training
Complexities - ANSWERterm describing a project to become more difficult or
detailed than initially thought but the scope of work can still be performed
adequately.
Should - ANSWERterm used in S520 when the practice or procedure is a
component of the accepted "standard of care" to be followed.
Complications - ANSWERterm describing a project becoming more intricate,
complex or difficult and requires change in scope after start of work.
Advanced Education
Condition 1 - ANSWERNormal Fungal Ecology; No treatment required
Condition 2 - ANSWEREnvironment contaminated by settled spores without
active growth dispersed directly or indirectly from nearby growth site;
treatment includes vacumming or damp wiping
Condition 3 - ANSWEREnvironment contaminated by active or dormant mold
growth; treatment includes removal of material and remediation
Porous - ANSWERA material that can easily absorb moisture ex. carpet,
drywall, insulation
Semi- Porous - ANSWERA material that can slowly absorb moisture ex.
concrete, brick, wood
Non- Porous - ANSWERA material that does not absorb moisture ex. glass,
steel, plastic, fiberglass
, S520 - ANSWERThe standard of care used in the mold remediation industry
S500 - ANSWERThe standard of care used in the water damage industry
Regulations - ANSWERIN the US, there are no ______________________
regarding mold remediation.
Shall - ANSWERTerm used in S520 when actions are part of the Standard of
Care and mandatory by law.
IEP Stands for - ANSWERIndoor environment professional
What training is required for IEP? - ANSWEREducation, experience,
specialized training
Complexities - ANSWERterm describing a project to become more difficult or
detailed than initially thought but the scope of work can still be performed
adequately.
Should - ANSWERterm used in S520 when the practice or procedure is a
component of the accepted "standard of care" to be followed.
Complications - ANSWERterm describing a project becoming more intricate,
complex or difficult and requires change in scope after start of work.
