STUDIES ON MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL OF BUILDINGS (Part 1)

Microbiological Contamination of Hospital Air

GREENE, V. W. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis), D. VESLEY, R. G. BOND, AND G. S. MICHAELSEN. Microbiological contamination of hospital air. II. Qualitative studies. Appl. Microbiol. 10:567-571. 1962.-Over 10,000 airborne microorganisms, isolated from various areas of two hospitals, were characterized according to colonial and microscopic morphology and certain physiological reactions, inc...

Microbiological Contamination of Cosmetic Creams in Tehran

Abstract Background and Objective: Transmission of pathogens by cosmetics is one of the major health complications. Direct contact with contaminated non-standard cosmetics can have irreparable side effects for the consumers. Thus, the evaluation of microbial contamination in cosmetic products is important. The aim of this study was to assess the microbiological contamination of one of freque...

Protecting Buildings against Airborne Contamination

Consider the following scenario. At 8:30 a.m. on an ordinary day at Central Headquarters facility, a vending machine service technician arrives. He shows his contractor badge to security, opens his toolbox for inspection, and walks though the metal detector. He is waved through and proceeds on his rounds. At his second vending machine cluster, he opens the machine, adjusts the coin mechanism , ...

Content and Abstracts Microbiological contamination of eyedrops. Part 2: Evaluation of proper and improper administration

Microbiological Air Contamination in Some Educational Settings

The presence of bacteria and fungi in indoor air pose a serious problem from the point of view of health protection and environmental engineering. Precise determination of various groups of microorganisms indoors is necessary both to estimate the health hazard and to create standards for indoor air quality control. This is especially important in such densely populated facilities like education...