Prevent Injuries
What do you at the beginning of a lab?
Have all the PPE checked off
What type of foot wear should you be wearing?
Closed toed shoes
What should you be listening to in the begin?
Instructions
Why should you never touch open or closed flames.
When can you touch a chemical?
If you're specifically told to by your teacher
What should you never do with your friends?
Horse play, fooling around, yelling, running around
If you have long hair, what do you do?
Tie it back
Safety equipment
How do you tell if something is hot?
Hold your hand close to the breaker or equipment
How do you smell a chemical?
Wafting
What do you do when you see broken glass?
Use proper equipment and dispose of it in a broken glass container
Why is it important to wear your gear?
To percent stains, chemical burns, and other injuries
Where should your bags be put?
Not in the way of your walking path or too close to your lab table
What does hot glass always look like?
Cold glass
What to do if you have chemical spill?
Tell the instructor in the room
Why shouldn't you leave something unattended?
It can "get a mind of its own"
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment
Before you start, read the entire what?
Procedure
Why should you always keep flammable objects away?
You never know what can go wrong/ it could catch on fire
Why shouldn't you use an unlabeled substance?
You don't know what it is
What do you do if you get chemicals on your skin?
Immediately rinse the affected area with warm running water for at least 15 minutes
Name all the things in your PPE
Safety goggles, lab apron, gloves, closed toed shoes, and hair tied back
Whats the "Golden Rule?"
If you don't know what to do, stop and ask
Why should you always assume a recently heated test tube is still hot?
So you don't burn yourself or others
Why should you never put unused chemicals back into their original containers?
The oxygen can mess with the chemical