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Sampling Methods. Sampling. Purpose Detect and quantify Identify sources/amplification Assess potential virulence Assess effectiveness of controls. Cladosporium. Steps in Sampling. Selection of a laboratory Selection of analyts Selection of methods Sensitivity of method
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Sampling • Purpose • Detect and quantify • Identify sources/amplification • Assess potential virulence • Assess effectiveness of controls
Steps in Sampling • Selection of a laboratory • Selection of analyts • Selection of methods • Sensitivity of method • Field sampling QC • Reporting and lab support
Approaches to Sampling • Qualitative - Type • Quantitative - Concentration
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Liquid Impinger)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods (Fungal Spore Sampling & Spore Traps)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Impactor Samplers)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Sedimentation Settling Plates)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Airborne Particulates & Bulk Samples)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Dust & Tape Lifts)
Overview of Microbial SampleCollection Methods(Swab/Wipe & Surface Contact Plate)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Water Sample & Endotoxins in air)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(Mycotoxins in Air)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods (MVOC’s in Air & β-1,3-D-Glucans in Air)
Overview of Microbial Sample Collection Methods(MVOC’s in Air & β-1,3-D-Glucans in Air)
Microbial By Products(Ergosterol in Air) Notes: *Can also analyze for in bulk, surface and water samples. CFU-colony forming units M3-cubic metres of air Mg-milligrams Ng-nanograms Ppm-parts per million Ml-milliliter G-gram **References used to general Table 1 above are listed below 1-8
Air Flow Valve Biosis Rotameter Pump Plate Sampling
Impinger Sampling • Impingement • Liquid media
Impinger Sampling • Types of Impingers • AGI-30 • AGI-4
Air Sampling • Types of Filtration • Membrane filter cassette
Passive Sampling • Deposition • Gravity on agar
Passive Sampling • Types of gravitational • Settling plates
Air Sampling (Spore Trap) • Collects “everything” • Viable,non-viable,pollen, • Unable to differentiate
Carpet Sampling • Collect spores in the carpet pile using air pump • Identifies type of mold • Looking for uncommon types • Provides historical information
Data Interpretation • Concentration inside versus outside. • Mold types inside versus outside. • Presence or absence of a specific mold. • Location of unknown source. • Change in concentration following remediation. • Is a “snap shot” in time.