SICK BUILDING SYNDROME
NO CLINICAL DEFINED
BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANT
CHEMICAL
SYMPTOMS
BUILDING OCCUPANTS
ACUTE DISCONFORT
HEADACHE
EYE
NOSE
THROAT IRRITATION
DRY COUGH
DRY OR ITCH SKIN
NAUSEA
DIFFICULTY IN CONCETRATE
FATIGUE
SENSITIVITY TO ODORS
WORKER
REDUCE PRODUCTIVITY
INCREASE ABSENTCEISM
SICK BUILDING SYMDROME A PRACTICAL GUIDE
SYMPTOMATOLOGY
OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS
DRYNESS AND IRRITATION OF THE MUCOUS
OROOHARVNGEAL MANIFESTATIONS
DRYNESS AND IRRITATION OF THE THREAT
NASAL MANIFESTATION
NASAL IRRITATION WITH RHINORRHOEA AND NASAL OBSTRUCTION
GENERAL MANIFESTATION
HEADACHES AND GENERALISED LETHARGY
TIREDNESS LEADING TO POOR CONCETRATION
CUTANEUS MANIFESTATIONS
DRYNESS AND IRRITATION OF THE SKIN, OCASIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A RASH ON EXPOSED SKIN SURFACES
BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINANT
CAUSES
FEVER
CHILLS
COUGHT
CHEST FIGHTNESS
MUSCLE ACHES
ALLERGIC REACTIONS
INCLUDE
POLLEN
BACTERIA
VIRUSES
MOLDS
BREED IN STAGNANT WATER ACCUMULATED
DRAIN PANS
DUCTS
CEILING TILES
CARPETS
ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE
CHEMICAL CONTAMINANT INTO THE AIR
UNVENTED SPACE
CONBUSTION STOVES
FIREPLACES
VOCS
LOW LEVELS
ACUTE REACTIONS
SOME INDIVIDUALS
SOME ARE KNOW CARCINOGENS
CRONIC AND EFFECT HEALT CONCENTRATION
INDOOR AIR QUALITY ITS IMPACT ON MAN
STRATEGIES FOR ACHIEVING SATISFACTORY BALNCE BETWEEN GOOD INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND THE RATIONAL USE OF ENERGY
SOURCE CONTROL SHOULD BE THE FIRST PRIORITY
BOTH THE TATIONAL USE OF ENERGY AN THE PROVISION OF GOOD IAQ
THE RECOMMENDED STRATEGY
CONTROL SOURCES OF POLLUTION AND OF ENERGY LOSS USING SUITABLE MATERIALS, SEALING, LOCAL EXTRACTION
Subtema
WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS TO SICK BUILDING SYNDROME
INCREASING THE VENTILATION RATES AND AIR DISTRIBUTION
MEANS OF REDUCING INDOOR POLLUTANT
LOCAL BUILDING CODES
HEATING
VENTILATING SYSTEM
DESIGNEDMEET VENTILATION
HVAC
SHOULD BE OPERATED
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEERS (ASHRAE)
REMOVAL OR MODIFICATION OF THE POLLUTANT
MOST EFFECTIVE
INDOOR AIR QUALITY PROBLEM
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
VENTING CONTAMINANT
USE
STORING PAINTS
SOLVENTS
PESTICIDES
ADHESIVES
CLOSED CONTAINERS
REPLACING WATER - STAINED
CEILING TILES
CARPETS
BANNING SMOKING
VENTILATED ROOM
Subtema
WHAT CAUSES
CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS FROM OUTDOOR SOURCES
OUTDOOR AIR
INDOOR POLLUTIONS
COMBUSTION
CAN ALSO ENTER
NEARBY GARAJE
POLLUTANS
MOTOR VEHICLE EXHAUT
PLUMBING VENTS
BUILDING EXHAUTS
ELEMENT MAY ACT OTHER COMPLAINT
TEMPERATURE
HUMIDITY
LIGHTING
COMBINATION
CAUSES REMAIN UNKNOW
CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS FROM INDOOR SOURCE
INSIDE DE BUILDING
ADHESIVES
UPHOLSTERY
CARPETING
COPY MACHINES
MANUFACTURED
WOOD PRODUCT
CLEANING AGENT PESTICIDES
EXPERIENCIE ACUTE HEALT
EFFECT
TIME
BUILDING
INCONSISTENT
INDOOR AIR
POOR BUILDING ACTIVITIES
NO ESPECIFIC ILLNES
NO SPECIFIC CAUSE
LOCALIZED
ROOM
ZONE
Topic principal
CAN ENTER
AIR INTAKE VENTS
WINDOWS
MAY EMIT VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
INCLUDING FORMALDEHYDE
INADEQUATE VENTILATION
1970
OIL
BUILDING DESIGNER
WITH LESS OUTDOOR AIR VENTILATION
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
INADEQUATE TO MAINTAIN THE HEALT AN CONFORT
OCCUPANTS
BACTERIUM
LEGIONELLA
FEVER AND LEGIONAIRE DISEASE
STRONT POLLUTANT SOURCE
VENTED DIRECTLY OUTSIDE
REMOVE POLLUTANTS SPECIFIC AREAS
SUCH A RESTROOMS
COPY ROOMS
PRINTING FACILITIES
AIR CLEANING HAS SOME LIMITATION
AIR FILTERSS
EFFECTIVE AT REMOVING SOME
USEFUL
SOURCE CONTROL
VENTILATION
AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
EDUCATION
COMUNICATION
ENVIROMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE IS A KEY POLLUTANT, WITH SERIOUS ENERGY PENALTIES BECAUSE OF SUBSTANCIAL INCREASES IN VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS
REDUCING AIR EXCHANGE RATES TO SAVE ENERGY MAY RESULT IN POOR IAQ
CONTROL, MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES ARE ESSENTIAL AND GOOD STRATEGIES SHOULD BE DEVELOPED