Capturing gray water entails separating the building drainage system so that gray water fixture discharge will not enter the sanitary drainage system.

Bathtubs are manufactured from smooth, non-absorbent materials, such as enameled cast iron, enameled steel, stainless steel, and plastics.

A concealed bathtub is a bathtub design in which the bathroom walls or partitions enclose the bathtub on both sides and the back of the tub.

ASME A112.19.7/CSA B45.10, Hydromassage Bathtub Systems, is the standard that specifies the general requirements, test methods, and markings for whirlpool and air-jetted bathtubs.

Plumbing codes do not apply for non-whirlpool type bathtubs so long as they comply with product standards.

The bathtub filler valve differs from a bathtub/shower valve in that it is designed to discharge a larger volume of water at a higher rate.

The water heater thermostat may be used to provide temperature limitation when a temperature limiting device is not available.

All shower base thresholds must be at least 1 inch above the top of the waste outlet with the exception of wheelchair accessible designs.

The three basic types of showers are prefabricated shower enclosures, prefabricated shower bases or receptors, and built-in-place showers.

Built-in-place shower construction does not have a standard, however, its requirements are established in plumbing and building codes.

Regardless of the shower type, wastewater must flow away from the feet of each bather in a way that will not flow over the other bathers.

Emergency plumbing fixtures are categorized by the part of the body the fixture is intended to provide relief for.

A flush hose is a supplemental device used to provide fluid to irrigate and flush the face and body areas.

Plumbing codes do not have provisions for waste connections for emergency fixtures.

A(n) ___ water source is a non-potable source of water that includes, but is not limited to, gray water, on-site treated non-potable water, rainwater, stormwater, and reclaimed (recycled) water.

Bathtub type and style are left up to the individual manufacturer to develop as long as the fixture meets the ASME ___ performance requirements.

One-piece combination bathtub/shower enclosures are common and normally are made from ___.

A(n) ___ bathtub is a bathtub design in which the bathtub has a finished rim, no apron, and typically integral feet or supports on the bottom of the tub to support itself.

Walk-in bathtubs always include ____.

In accordance with ASSE 1016, the maximum hot water temperature discharging from a combination bathtub/shower or shower valve shall be limited to ___ degrees Fahrenheit.

The backflow prevention device normally used for hand held shower devices is a small ___ at the hose connection or at the shower spray head.

Each type of shower that discharges into a ___ drainage system within a built environment must comply wirth drainage performance requirements found in ASME A112.19.2.

9. The most important part of the built-in-place shower is the ___.

In regards to built-in-place showers, the liability for the integrity of the shower remains with the ___.

The shower and combination bathtub/shower are required to have ___ protection for the bather.

Automatic compensating mixing valves are required to react instantly to maintain temperatures within ___ degrees of the selected temperature.

For a bathtub or bathtub/shower installation, the tub spout stub out of the automatic compensating valve should be secured to stud walls ___ inch(es) above the flood rim of the tub.

Plumbing codes and AHJs place limits on multiple showerhead systems; because of this, these systems may only deliver a combined flow of ___ gpm in most cases.

According to the ADA, clearance in front of the bathtub should extend the length of the bathtub and should be a minimum of ___ inches wide.

A(n) ___ is a plumbing fixture, shaped to fit a body to bathe in, usually one forming a permanent fixture in a bathroom.

A(n) ___ is a plumbing fixture designed to allow full body cleansing.

Identification of gray water discharge pipes is normally done with ___ pipe or pipe markers.

A(n) ___ bathtub is a bathtub design in which the bathtub may stand independently anywhere in the bathroom with all sides of the bathtub finished.

A(n) ___ bathtub is installed at rough-in with the waste and overflow and p-trap connected to the tub at that time.

A(n) ___ bathtub is a bathtub design consisting of a bathtub fixture that is equipped and fitted with a pump, circulating piping system, and other appurtenances.

A tub ___ is a rubber or neoprene device used to plug a drain.

___ shower enclosures normally are used in new-home construction because they are difficult to fit through door openings and slide into position.

A limit ___ is an adjustable and lockable means to limit the maximum setting of a device toward the hot position, limiting the maximum discharge temperature.

___ flow rates are limited by the original Energy Policy Act of 1992 at 2.5 gpm at 80 psi.

___ fluid can be potable water, preserved water, preserved buffered saline solution, or other medically acceptable solution manufactured and labeled in accordance with applicable government regulations.

A(n) ___ is a plumbing fixture used to provide fluid to irrigate and flush the eyes.