Lab Safety Rules
What is Rule 1?
What is no food in the classroom.
What should you do if you get something in your eyes?
What is immediately tell an adult and use the eyewash station.
What is Rule 8?
Dispose of your experiment properly.
What should you not do during an experiment?
Run in the lab.
What is Rule 2?
What is tie back loose hair and clothing.
What is the specific role of the eyewash station?
What is to rinse chemicals or materials out of your eyes.
How do you dispose of materials properly?
Follow the teacher's instructions for disposal.
Why is it important to keep your area clean?
To prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment.
What is Rule 3?
What is follow instructions and only conduct the experiments with teacher supervision.
What should you do if you need to leave the lab?
Never leave an experiment unattended and ask for permission.
Why is it important to follow disposal rules?
To prevent contamination and ensure safety.
What are the consequences of running in the lab?
You could trip, spill materials, or cause accidents.
What is rule 4?
What is always wash your hands before and after an experiment.
What does it mean to conduct experiments with supervision?
Only perform experiments while a teacher is present.
What can happen if waste is not disposed of correctly?
It can cause accidents or environmental hazards.
How does proper behavior ensure safety?
It minimizes risks and keeps everyone safe.
What is rule 5?
What is make sure you keep your work area clean and clear.
Why is it important to tell an adult during a lab incident?
To ensure safety and proper handling of the situation.
What are examples of materials that need special disposal?
Chemicals, broken glass, and biohazard waste.
What should you remember when handling equipment?
Follow instructions and use tools safely.