1. Select Scenario Type and Chemicals.
2. Click "Retrieve (new tab)".
3. Review and Export Results.
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1. Select Scenario Type and Chemicals.
Select the Shower Scenario Type.
Choose either "Defaults" (calculations use default toxicity values, chemical-specific parameters, and exposure parameters) or "Site-Specific" (edit exposure parameters or, if "User-Provided" is selected, also edit toxicity values and chemical-specific parameters after clicking Retrieve).
Select individual Chemicals of Interest by first clicking in the box. Then either scroll through the list or type the chemical name/CAS number. Click on the highlighted name to add it to the list. To add a chemical that is not in the list, type the name of the chemical and click the add button.
2. Click "Retrieve (new tab)".
Enter media concentrations for tap water and ambient air. If "Defaults" was selected in Step 1, go to step 3.
If "Site-Specific" - "Database hierarchy defaults" was selected, enter chemical concentrations and edit any exposure parameters or chemical-specific parameters.
If "Site-Specific" - "User-Provided" was selected, enter chemical concentrations and edit necessary exposure parameters, chemical-specific parameters, and toxicity values.
If one bathroom scenerio is selected, input parameters for secondary bathroom are not used.
Assumptions made:
All baths occur before afternoon showers.
The toilet and bathroom sink are used prior to the start of each bath or shower.
If an adult assists with bathing, all baths occur in the primary bathroom.
The Target person is the resident with the highest exposure. The Target person will take one bathing event per day (the maximum exposure bathing event).
When an adult helps with baths, they take the final bathing option based on the priority sequence the user provided.
Press "Clear" on the bottom of this page to reset all parameters to default values.
At the bottom of this page, click "Retrieve (new tab)" for the results.
3. Review and Export Results.
Input parameters and compartmental results for each selected chemical are presented.
At the top of the final page are options to "Output to XLS" and "Output to PDF".
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