Equipment
Safe Disposal
Clothing
Safety Response
Miscellaneous
100

This small machine is used in order to heat something in lab quickly. 

What is a hotplate? 

100

General paper trash can be cleaned up from your station by throwing it into this kind of receptacle. 

What is a trash can? 

100

These should be worn to protect the eyes from splashed chemicals. 

What are lab goggles/glasses.

100

If chemicals are splashed into someone's eyes, where should this person immediately be directed? 

What is an eye-wash station? 

100

This action is mandatory when working with chemicals in separate beakers to know which beaker contains which chemical. 

What is labelling? 

200

This piece of equipment is typically clear and is one of the most common pieces of lab equipment. They come in multiple sizes, and are cylindrical in shape. 

What is a beaker? 

200

Chemicals used in a lab should never be disposed of in this place unless the lab supervisor says it is okay.

What is the sink? 

200

When handling chemicals of any kind, good lab safety recommends that you use these on your hands. 

What are rubber gloves? 

200

If someone accidentally is cut by a sharp piece of glass or a scalpel, this should be used to rinse the wound immediately. 

What is water? 

200

Even though some chemicals and compounds look tasty in the lab, this should never be done to those materials. 

What is eating? 

300

This cone-shaped piece of equipment is made of glass and typically goes by the wrong name. It is most often used for containing liquids. 

What is an Erlenmeyer Flask?

300

This common lab material is easily breakable and should be thrown away in a separately labeled container. 

What is glass? 

300
To protect your legs in the event of a chemical spill, this article of clothing is generally recommended during lab activities. 

What are pants? 

300

If a dangerous chemical is spilled on a large area of the body, clothing should be removed from the spill area and the person should go to this place in the lobby to rinse the area. 

What is the emergency/safety shower? 

300

Even though sometimes you can get hungry or thirsty in the lab, these should never come to lab with you to be consumed. 

What is food and drink? 

400

This piece of equipment has small marks on it to measure specific amounts of liquid with great accuracy. Some would even say this piece of equipment has a college degree. 

What is a graduated cylinder? 

400

Sometimes, chemicals cannot be poured down the sink due to their toxicity. Where should they be disposed of instead? 

What is the hazardous waste container? 

400

This kind of shoe is typically recommended for most lab activities. 

What is closed-toe? 

400

If a serious injury or problem were to happen in lab, this person would be the first person you need to tell. 

What is the teacher? 

400
If there is a lab that involves chemicals or dyes that you do not want to get on your clothes, these are provided in the back cabinet to help protect you and your clothing from spills. 

What are lab coats and aprons? 

500

This piece of equipment provides a small flame that is fueled by natural gas. It can be used to heat small objects by directly holding the object in the flame. 

What is a Bunsen Burner? 

500

Before throwing out any chemicals, who must be consulted as to where it is okay to safely dispose of them? 

Who is the lab supervisor? 

500
Shirts with this kind of sleeve should never be worn while performing scientific procedures due to the risk of it touching something it shouldn't.

What are baggy sleeves? 

500

This kind of injury often is described as feeling hot and is best soothed by immediately rinsing the wounded area with cool water. 

What is a burn? 

500

After each lab is finished, you should never leave until what is cleaned? 

What is your station? 
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