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What is the total coliform count limit according to Caricom Regional Standards?
What is the total coliform count limit according to Caricom Regional Standards?
< 5 x 10^3
Escherichia coli is allowed in the water according to Caricom Regional Standards.
Escherichia coli is allowed in the water according to Caricom Regional Standards.
False
Staphylococcus aureus must be present in the water according to Caricom Regional Standards.
Staphylococcus aureus must be present in the water according to Caricom Regional Standards.
False
Study Notes
Caricom Regional Water Standards: Microbial Limits
- Total coliform count: A specific limit is not provided in the text. Further information is needed.
- Escherichia coli: The provided text states this bacteria is allowed in the water; however, this is highly unlikely and likely an error. The presence of E. coli indicates fecal contamination and is generally unacceptable in potable water. Further clarification is needed on the accuracy of this statement.
- Staphylococcus aureus: The provided text states this bacteria must be present; this is highly unusual and likely incorrect. S. aureus is a potential pathogen and its presence, rather than absence, is undesirable in drinking water. Further information is needed to clarify this statement.
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Test your knowledge on the Caricom Regional Standards for water quality. This quiz covers total coliform limits, the presence of Escherichia coli, and the required levels of Staphylococcus aureus. See how well you understand these critical health standards.