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Treat animals with care to avoid injuring animals or yourself
Animal safety
Wear to protect your skin and clothing during experiment
Lab Apron
Avoid the possibility of electric shock
Electric Shock
Poisonous vapors
Fumes
Used to clean test tubes
Test Tube brush
Handle breakable materials such thermometers and glass with care
Breakage
the presence of acid or corrosive chemical
Corrosive chemical
Involves movement use caution to avoid injury
Physical safety
Chemical and other used materials can be discarded
Disposal
Used to measure temperatures
Thermometer
Handle plants as teacher directs
Plant Safety
To protect eyes
Safety Goggles
If something is a harmful chemical, plant, or irritates the skin
Poison
use a clamp or tongs to hold
Heating
Used to handle hot beakers
Beaker Tongs
Tie away loose hair or clothing to prevent catching on fire or getting burned.
Flames
You may see if other symbol don't describe exact danger
General Safety Awareness
Used to protect from flames or heated things
Heat resistant Gloves
Used to create flames during experiment
Bunsen burner
Used to protect bottom of beaker or flask
Wire gauze
Flammable materials may be present make sure there are no flames
No flames
Getting rid of dirt, germs or harmful chemicals after activity
Hand washing
To protect skin from contact with harmful organisms or chemicals
Plastic gloves
Knives, Scissors, Pens, Scalpels
Sharp objects
holds heating unit; Holds clamps
Ring stand