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- 2. _____ conservation shares the goal of stabilizing an item so that it can be accessible in its original format.
- 4. One of the procedures that are carried out as part of collections conservation is preparing books for library _____.
- 6. _____ methods for individual items must be decided in consultation with a conservator experienced with paper collections (or books or photographs, as appropriate).
- 7. A _____ must weigh all factors before making a treatment decision and then work with the institution to make the best choice.
- 8. In small institutions, in-house repair is often carried out by a regular _____ member who has been sent to one or more workshops.
- 9. A conservation _____ is someone with more limited training who is knowledgeable about specific techniques.
- 10. _____ preparation includes interventions dictated by the findings on diagnostic workup and preoperative evaluation and by the nature of the expected operation.
- 12. The conservator provides a _____ outlining the proposed treatment and estimating its cost.
- 13. One of the procedures that are carried out as part of collections conservation is _____ out basic book repair.
- 15. Treatment is always preceded by a careful _____ of each object
- 16. A collections conservator is a _____ conservator specializing in general library collections
- 17. The primary goal of conservation treatment for special collections is _____ its physical characteristics as little as possible.
- 18. The _____ include all forms of direct actions aimed at prolonging the life span of library information resources.
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- 1. ______ treatment must maintain the integrity of the object to the extent possible; thus, conservators follow the principle of minimal intervention.
- 2. One of the procedures that are carried out as part of collections conservation is _____ protective enclosures.
- 3. The _____ include all forms of indirect actions aimed at prolonging the life span of library information resources.
- 5. The need for relatively quick and _____ treatments is a factor, as is the need for an organized workflow and the ability to treat materials in batches.
- 8. The primary goal of conservation treatment for special collections is to _____ the item in the collection so that it survives over the long term and is available for use.
- 11. One of the procedures that are carried out as part of collections conservation is _____ new materials for library use (binding pamphlets, attaching book pockets, etc.)
- 14. During the course of treatment, the conservator keeps written notes on all procedures, carefully noting any chemicals that are used.