Areas that are controlled to reduce particulate and microbial contamination are called:
A. Clean rooms
B. Interstitial spaces
C. Corridors
D. Class E rooms
Answer (2)
Clean rooms are controlled environments designed to reduce particulate and microbial contamination in sensitive industries. They feature strict protocols such as advanced air filtration and personnel guidelines to ensure a clean working space. Other mentioned areas, like corridors or interstitial spaces, do not have similar contamination controls. ;
The correct answer is 'Clean rooms', which are controlled environments specifically designed to minimize particulate and microbial contamination in industries like pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. They rely on air filtration, temperature and humidity control, and strict personnel protocols to maintain their cleanliness. Unlike corridors and interstitial spaces, clean rooms have specific protocols in place to reduce contamination risks.
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