AMRT Study Guide: Questions & Answers: Latest Updated Solution

When can the containment and NAM be removed? (Ans- once sampling results are returned and acceptable What are the ultimate criteria for clearance of a microbial remediation project? (Ans- re-occupancy without complaint What are the recommendations/requirements to be an IEP? (Ans- education, experience, protocols, etc. What are the recommendations/requirements to interpret sample data? (Ans- special training, experience, field observations, etc What are the 3 factors that should be considered when choosing an anti-microbial? (Ans- type & extent of contamination, limitations, associated hazards 6 limitations of antimicrobial biocides (Ans- concentration, temperature, pH, dwell time, application requirements, material compatibilityWhat are 3 types of antimicrobial biocides? (Ans- sanitizers, disinfectants, sterilant What product is referred to as a "bound product?" (Ans- antimicrobial static agent What is the result when applying antimicrobials to organic materials? (Ans- anti-microbial is inactivated What are the types of antimicrobial static agents? (Ans- biostat, bacteriostat, fungistat How is the efficacy of antimicrobials determined? (Ans- testing on previously cleaned surfaces What is FIFRA? (Ans- Fifra (FIFRA) is the legislation that sets the registration and labels for chemical disinfectants. Fifra was passed in 1947 and required all pesticides to be registered.What is the concern of mixing bleach with ammonia? (Ans- bleach is very reactive & will release toxic gases when mixed with ammonia What is the best preventative for mold contamination? (Ans- keeping the structure dry & well maintained Biocide (Ans- A chemical or physical agent that is designed to kill or inactivate one or more groups of microorganisms Antimicrobial Static Agent (Ans- An agent that is incorporated or applied to a product or surface to inhibit microbial growth