General Rules
Clothing Requirements
Accidents and Injuries
Handling Chemicals
Handling Glassware
100

What is considered responsible in the lab? Name two.

- Follow all written and verbal instructions carefully.

- No horse-play.

- Read all procedures and instructions thoroughly before beginning a lab.

- Only perform labs/experiments while and instructor is present.

100

What type of clothing is required within the lab?

Non-baggy clothing

100

Name 3 possible accidents or injuries within the lab.

Accidents: spill, breakage, ect.

Injuries: cut, burn, ect.

100

True or False: All chemicals in the lab are considered dangerous.

True

100

True or False: Never handle broken glassware with your bare hands.

TRUE

200

Do you ever perform labs/experiments alone?

No. Always perform a lab with a group.

200

What do you do if you have long hair before entering the lab?

Put it up. Long hair should not be down within the lab.

200

When an accident or injury occurs within the lab, you should...

Immediately report the situation to the current instructor.

200

Why do double-check the chemical label and instructions before using any of the chemicals?

To make sure you are using the right amount of the chemical and that it is the right chemical.

200

While examining glassware before each use, look for...

Chips, cracks, or dirty glassware.

300

How to properly carry knives and/or sharp objects. Either:

1) Always carry with tips and points pointing down and away.

2) Carry tips pointing down and forward

3) As irresponsible as possible.

1) Always carry with tips and points pointing down and away. 

300

What type of shoes are required within the lab?

Only closed-toed shoes

300

Ture or False: If the accident or injury appears very minor and harmless, you do not have to report the incident to your instructor.

FALSE

300

Can you return unused chemicals to their original containers?

No, never.

300

True or False: When electrical equipment is damaged, don't report until a real danger or problem is represented.

FALSE. Damaged electrical equipment or frayed wires are always considered dangerous, even if you cannot currently tell.

400

How do you properly use knives and/or sharp objects? Either:

1) Cut towards yourself slowly and very carefully. Never try to catch sharp objects that are falling. Hold objects by the handle.

2) Cut away from your body. Never try to catch sharp objects that are falling. Hold objects only by handle.

3) Cut away from your body. Try to catch sharp objects that are falling (if possible). Hold objects by handle or edge very carefully.

2) Cut AWAY from your body. Never try to catch sharp objects that are falling. Hold objects only by handle.

400

What is the rule on goggles while in the lab?

Goggles are required and ALWAYS need to be on.

400

What to do if mercury is spilled at all within the lab?

Tell instructor immediately and DO NOT touch. 

400

True or False: You can transport chemicals out of the lab as long as you are extremely careful. 

FALSE

400

How should one carry glass tubing?

Vertical to prevent likelihood of breakage or spill.

500

What do you do if there is a fire drill during the laboratory period?

Containers must be closed, gas valves turned off, fume hoods turned off, and any electrical equipment off.

500

If you wear contacts you should...

let your instructor know in case of eye exposure to hazardous chemicals.

500

What to do if a chemical splashes in your eye or on your skin?

Tell instructor immediately and flush with water or safety shower for at least 20 minutes. 

500

True or False: When you are transferring chemicals from one container to another, hold the containers close to your body to have full control.

FALSE. Hold the chemicals a safe distance away from your body.

500

Can you emerge hot glassware into cold water?

No, it may shatter.

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