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: The number of viable units of bacteria per millilitre of water sample. It is also known as Total Bacteria Count (TBC), Total Plate Count or Viable Bacteria Count. Legionnaires’ disease: It is a type of bacterial pneumonia caused by legionella. Medical and health care premises: Hospitals, general clinics, specialist clinics; community support
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