Safety Mindset
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
How to Dress in the Lab
Preparing for Emergencies
RAMP
100

What is the difference between a hazard and a risk?

A hazard is a potential source of harm, while a risk is the likelihood of that hazard causing harm.

100

What information is typically found on a Safety Data Sheet?

Hazards of the chemical, handling and storage instructions, and emergency response measures.

100

What is one piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) you must wear in the lab?

Safety goggles.

100

What is the first thing you should do in the event of a chemical spill?

Alert your teacher or lab supervisor.

100

What does the "R" in RAMP stand for?

Recognize hazards.

200

Why is a safety mindset important in a laboratory setting?

A safety mindset helps prevent accidents, ensures proper handling of materials, and promotes a culture of safety.

200

Why is it important to read the SDS before using a chemical?

To understand the risks and safety measures associated with the chemical.

200

Why is it important to wear closed-toe shoes in the lab?

To protect your feet from spills and falling objects

200

What is the purpose of an emergency eye wash station?

To quickly rinse chemicals from the eyes to prevent injury.

200

What action does the "A" in RAMP represent?

Assess the risks.

300

Name one way to foster a safety mindset among lab partners.

Encouraging open communication about safety concerns and established protocols.

300

What section of the SDS would you check for what to do in the event you spill a chemical on your clothes?

The first aid measures section.

300

What type of clothing should be avoided in the lab?

Loose clothing and open-toed shoes.

300

Name one emergency procedure you should be familiar with in the lab.

The location and use of the fire extinguisher, location of all exits, location of msds, literally anything you can think of.

300

What does the "M" in RAMP signify?

Minimize the risks.

400

What should you do if you notice a safety hazard in the lab?

Report it immediately to the teacher

400

How often should SDS be checked?

As needed, especially when new information about the chemical is needed (like assessing hazards, spill, or disposal).

400

What is the purpose of wearing gloves in the lab?

To protect hands from chemicals and biological materials.

400

How should you respond if a fire breaks out in the lab?

Follow the emergency exit plan and use a fire extinguisher if trained to do so.

400

What is the final step represented by "P" in RAMP?

Prepare for emergencies.

500

How can a positive safety culture affect the overall lab experience?

It leads to fewer accidents, better compliance with safety protocols, and an environment conducive to learning.

500

What is the role of an SDS in risk assessment?

It provides essential information for evaluating the hazards associated with chemicals.

500

Describe a scenario where improper lab attire could lead to an accident.

Wearing a long, loose sleeve that could catch on equipment or come into contact with chemicals.

500

Why is it important to have an emergency plan in place before starting lab activities?

To ensure quick and effective response to accidents, minimizing harm to individuals

500

Describe a scenario where you would apply the RAMP tool.

Assessing the hazards of using a new chemical in an experiment and determining safety measures.

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