Exposure to bioaerosols in the air of hospitals is associated with a wide range of adverse
health effects due to the presence of airborne microorganisms. Intensity and type of health …

Background: Some human diseases such as tuberculosis, Legionnaires' disease and
different forms of bacterial pneumonia, coccidioidomycosis, influenza, measles, and …

Introduction Airborne fungi are considered important causes of respiratory allergy and
diseases. The knowledge of these fungi in a city or region is important for the ecological …

Chapman Agar CFU/m3 Page 1 a.barkhordari2007@gmail.com Chapman Agar CFU/m3 Page
2 Page 3 . CCU ICU Quick Take 30 L/min Page 4 Chapman Agar Colony Forming Unit) CFU\m …

Background: Bioaerosol is defined as airborne particles such as living organisms include
bacteria, viruses, fungi and their related metabolites, such as endotoxin. The exposure to …

Objective Fungal infections are common complication among hospitalized patients
especially between who is immunocompromised. Wet cooling systems in the hospital …

Sand and dust storms (SDS) are a major environmental hazard particularly common in arid
and semi-arid areas of the world. The main sources of global dust are the Sahara Desert, the …

Bioaerosols are air pollutants that affect human health in various routes. They are
characteristically diverse; such as bacteria, viruses and fungi, that everyone has different …

Background: FUNGI have a worldwide distribution which can cause a broad spectrum of
disease ranging from allergic to systemic infections, particularly in immunocompromised …

Introduction: Hospitals are sensitive places owing to the contagious nature of diseases
transferred by patients to others such as health care workers and staff. Materials and …