@pitdakota wrote:
@Anonymous032819 wrote:
@Snowpuppy wrote:
That video describes a respirator fit test. Respirators must be properly fitted by someone who is trained. You don't need a fit test for N 95.
Respirators are worn by those who do hazardous material removal such as asbestos and lead paint. When I was in college I had a pt job getting bids for this type of testing.
The video is for UK standards.
Ppl getting crazier by the day.
Yes, the video was made in the UK, but the fit test is exactly the same, and at work, we are required to watch a video that shows the same exact fit test.
Here's another video that shows the same fit test for the N95 mask.
Not respirator.
Mask.
Oh, and the video was made in the good 'ol U.S.A.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wulG-l2KiFohttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wulG-l2KiFo
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Actually @Anonymous032819, that is not really a very good training video as it has several mistakes. But it gives the general information.
But all N95s are respirator masks. The information that they are not is incorrect. They are technically referred to as N95 respirator masks or just N95s for short.
I'm not going to go chasing down videos, that show the same thing over and over again, just to find one that you approve of.
The one thing that these two videos have in common is to be properly fitted for a mask that carries the N95 mark on it, and for it to be the most effective, a fit test has to be done, which includes donning of the hood, where an atomizer is used to spray a fine must inside to see if you can taste it.
Next step is to have the person put on their mask that says N95 on it, and to put the hood back on, where a second atomizer is used to spray another fine must in to the hood, while the wearer moves their head side to side, up and down, bend at the waist, and read out loud.
We had to watch a video demonstrating this test where I work.
What part of that are you having a problem understanding?
Also, the masks that we can wear had the N95 on them.
Is that also understandable?
I just thought that I would impart some knowledge on how a fit test for the N95 was done.
But hey, if people would rather not know, and learn then that's not my problem.
I tried.
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