Rowan University. Definitions High efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter Immediately dangerous to life of health (IDLH) Negative pressure respirator.

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Rowan University

Definitions High efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter Immediately dangerous to life of health (IDLH) Negative pressure respirator Oxygen deficient atmosphere Positive pressure respirator Powered air-purifying respirator Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) Supplied-air respirator (SAR)

General Information Why respirator is necessary How improper fit, use, or maintenance can effect the purpose of the respirator

Lung Defense Mechanisms Filtration Muco-Ciliary Escalator White Blood Cell Activity-Macrophages Smoking and it’s Effects

Types of Respirators Air Purifying Respirators Half Face Full Face PAPRs Supplied Air Respirators Airlines Self Contained Breathing Apparatus

Filtering Media Mechanical Filters Chemical Filters N, R, P 95, 99, 100 Absorption Adsorption

Limitations and Capabilities Oxygen level in atmosphere must be between 19.5% and 21% Will only work with corresponding filters or cartridges Can protect you from hazardous levels of materials If worn properly and in the right atmosphere, respirators can save your life

Inspection, Donning, Doffing, Use, and Checking Seals Always inspect respirator before donning Check integrity of seals and cartridges before putting on respirator

Maintenance and Storage Cleaning and Disinfecting Storage Inspection

Fit Testing Qualitative Irritant Smoke Banana Oil Sacharin Bitrex Quantitative How Much Fit Testing vs. Fit Checks Fit Tests Fit Checks Positive fit check Negative fit check

Medical Signs and Symptoms The following are signs or symptoms that may prevent the use of a respirator: Seizures Claustrophobia Asthma Emphysema Pneumonia Collapsed Lung Lung Cancer Broken Ribs Chest Injuries/Surgeries Any other lung problems Heart or Circulation problems Anxiety

Fit Testing Frequency You Must Be Fit Tested Annually You Must Also Be Tested If: You Need To Change The Make or Model of The Respirator You Gain or Lose More Than 10% of Your Body Weight You Grow or Alter Any Facial Hair You Have Any Physical Changes To Your Face/Dentures

Any Questions?