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Continuing Education — "The Action Level!®"

VOLUME 1(7), July 2004
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene

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CASE STUDIES:

Preparing Employers to Implement the Washington State Ergonomics Rule: Evaluation of the Training Workshops
Syed M. Shah and Barbara A. Silverstein

1. A caution zone job does not need to be fixed to be in compliance
    with the Washington State Ergonomics Rule. True or False?

True
False

2. Under the Ergonomics Rule, a job is a hazard if an employee reports
    an injury. True or False?

True
False

Imputation of Data Values that are Less Than a Detection Limit
Paul A. Succop, Scott Clark, Mei Chen and Warren Galke

3. A left censored distribution of measurements occurs when
    laboratories do not report the actual values observed
    below an analytical limit of detection. True or False?

True
False

4. Data imputation is a statistical technique for ascribing causality to
    an observed phenomenon. True or False?

True
False

Limitations of Using Dosimeters in Impulsive Noise Environments
Chucri A. Kardous and Robert D. Wilson

5. Noise dosimeters are required by regulations to operate properly up
    to 140 dB SPL. True or False?

True
False
6. Noise dosimeters produce accurate results when used in impulsive
    noise environments. True or False?
True
False

An Investigation into Techniques for Cleaning Mold Contaminated Home Contents
S.C. Wilson, T. Brasel, C. Carriker, G.D. Fortenberry, M.R. Fogle, J. Martin, C. Wu, L. Andriychuk, E. Karunasena and D.C. Straus

7. Gamma irradiation at a 10-13 KiloGrays level of exposure can
    inactivate fungal conidia (conidia are also known as spores) on
    contents. True or False?

True
False
8. In this study, a washing treatment using bleach plus detergent was
    successful in inactivating the spores of Chaetomium globosum.
    True or False?
True
False
Estimating Service Lives of Organic Vapor Cartridges II: A Single Vapor at all Humidities
Gerry O. Wood

9. Which of the following input parameters is NOT needed for organic
    vapor cartridge service life estimation using the new Wood model:

a. Micropore volume of the carbon
b. Liquid density of the chemical
c. Diffusion coefficient of the vapor
d. Carbon bed geometry and weight
10. The effects of relative humidity and adsorbed water on organic
      vapor cartridge service life are summarized in the Wood model
      by the value of the:
a. Micropore volume of the carbon
b. Water vapor affinity coefficient
c. Organic vapor affinity coefficient
d. Amount of preadsorbed water
The Long-Term Performance of Electrically Charged Filters in a Ventilation System
Peter C. Raynor and Soo Jae Chae

11. For particles 1.03 μm in diameter, the fiberglass filters had an
     efficiency of about 95% that changed little with time. A curve fit to
     the data for 1.03 μm particles collected by filters made from the
     polyolefin fibers shows a minimum efficiency over time of about:

a. 95 %
b. 85 %
c. 70 %
d. 5 %
12. Filters made from charged polyolefin fibers experienced a larger
     increase in pressure drop throughout the test than filters made from
     glass fibers. True or False?
True
False
Development of Evaluation Procedures for Local Exhaust Ventilation for United States Postal Service Mail-Processing Equipment
Bryan R. Beamer, Jennifer L. Topmiller and Keith G. Crouch

13. Using a particulate counter like the Met One Hand Held Particle
     Counter in conjunction with aerosols generated at points of
     potential contaminant release is a good method to test capture
     efficiency of local exhaust ventilation at mail processing facilities.
     True or False?

True
False
14. The methods ultimately used by the authors to evaluate capture
      efficiency for local exhaust ventilation include:
a. air velocity measurements
b. smoke release observations
c. high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter testing
d. tracer gas experimentation
e. All of the above
f. a, b and d only

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