Organic, acid-based cleaning agent; best used for removing mineral deposits

A neutral pH cleaner suitable for all surfaces

A strong alkaline cleaner for grease and oil removal

A synthetic detergent for general cleaning purposes

Part of the body between the chest and pelvis

The upper part of the body containing the heart and lungs

The lower part of the body including the legs

The area of the body that houses the brain

Viral disease that attacks the immune system.

Bacterial infection that affects the lungs.

Fungal infection that causes skin rashes.

Parasitic disease transmitted by mosquitoes.

Failed or incomplete machine cycle caused by a malfunction

Successful completion of a machine cycle

Initiation of a machine cycle

A routine maintenance check

Abbreviation for the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

Association of Certified Clinical Industrial Hygienists

American Council for Chemical Industry Health

Association of Community College Industrial Hygienists

All-cotton towel featuring a plain weave with only the warp yarns tightly twisted

A synthetic towel designed for quick drying

A towel made from a blend of cotton and polyester

A heavy towel with a looped texture for extra softness

Inspection of a sample from a larger lot to determine whether the lot should be accepted

A method of testing every item in a lot before acceptance

A process of rejecting all items in a lot based on a single defect

A technique used to measure the quality of a product after it has been produced

Any of a wide variety of natural or manufactured gritty substances used to grind, wear down, rub away, smooth or scour

A type of adhesive used in construction

A method of painting that involves rough surfaces

A tool used for measuring distances

Movement towards the midline; turning inward

Movement away from the midline; turning outward

Movement in a circular direction

Movement along a straight line

Measurement of the amount of acid present

Measurement of the amount of base present

Measurement of pH level in a solution

Measurement of temperature in a solution

Condition that results from a decrease in the pH of body fluids

Condition that results from an increase in the pH of body fluids

Condition characterized by elevated blood sugar levels

Condition that affects the respiratory system

Bacteria that do not decolorize when acid is added to the stained smear

Bacteria that are easily stained with basic dyes

Bacteria that can survive extreme temperatures

Bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics

An inventory management strategy focusing on the most valuable items first

A method for calculating total inventory costs

A technique for forecasting future inventory needs

A strategy for reducing inventory turnover

Type of ethylene oxide (EO) emission control device

A device used for measuring pH levels

A type of acid used in chemical reactions

A filtration system for air pollutants

Gauge pressure (machine produced) plus (+) atmospheric pressure (14.7 pounds per square inch at sea level)

Atmospheric pressure minus (-) gauge pressure

Gauge pressure only

Atmospheric pressure only

Compound with a pH less than 7.0 and with a sour, sharp or biting taste; compound with a water solution that contains positive hydrogen ions (e.g., HCI)

A substance that has a pH greater than 7.0 and tastes sweet

A neutral compound with a pH of 7.0 that does not taste sour or sweet

A compound that reacts with bases to form salts and water

Abbreviation for the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation

A type of medical imaging technique

A certification for medical professionals

A standard for medical device safety