IICRC AMRT Exam Study Guide

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IICRC AMRT Exam Study Guide

Typical Microbial-Remediation job sequencing:

(Ans-

  • Identifying and stopping the source of moisture
  • Setting up containment
  • Establishing negative air
  • Removing contaminated building materials
  • Clean surfaces
  • Dry affected areas
  • Conduct post-remediation evaluation

Odors detected in water damaged buildings can be caused by (Ans- Wet structural assemblies

Wet contents

Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds (Ans- (MVOCs)

Byproducts of microorganisms metabolism

Mycotoxins (Ans- toxins produced by fungi,

produced by SOME molds under certain conditions

Mycotoxins know to be carcinogenic are called (Ans- Aflatoxin, 1 / 2

can damage liver and may lead to liver cancer

Mold spores are typically found to be (Ans- 2.0 to 20

microns in diameter

Micron (Ans- one millionth of a meter

Sporulation (Ans- Fungal organisms releasing spores into environment

Viable Spores (Ans- "alive" and can start new colonies

May be allergenic and/or contain toxins

Settled Spores (Ans- spores that have landed on a surface and not actively growing

Mycotoxins are present in (Ans- cell walls of fungal spores and hyphae

Stachybotrys requires (Ans- high level of water activity

Stachybotrys grows best when (Ans- in continuous contact with moisture

Stachybotrys is (Ans- ONE OF MANY MYCOTOXIN PRODUCING MOLDS

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