Bioaerosols: prevalence and health effects in the indoor environment
H Burger�- Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1990 - Elsevier
Assessing the role of bioaerosols in residence-related symptoms involves (1) determining
that symptoms are related to the residence by medical examination and careful
questioning,(2) connecting reported symptoms with known or hypothesized effects of
bioaerosols,(3) examining the residence for bioaerosol risk factors such as
overcrowding/poor ventilation, inappropriate outdoor air intrusion, and dampness/standing
water,(4) and finally, if no obvious risk factors are present, air sampling. Air sampling should�…
that symptoms are related to the residence by medical examination and careful
questioning,(2) connecting reported symptoms with known or hypothesized effects of
bioaerosols,(3) examining the residence for bioaerosol risk factors such as
overcrowding/poor ventilation, inappropriate outdoor air intrusion, and dampness/standing
water,(4) and finally, if no obvious risk factors are present, air sampling. Air sampling should�…
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