Lab Safety and Equipment

What should you do if your lab partner breaks a beaker during an experiment?

• Continue with the experiment

• Tell the teacher and blame your partner

• Pick up the broken pieces

• Inform your teacher and follow instructions

What is the correct lab attire?

• Flip flops and shorts

• Tank top and jeans

• Swimsuit

• Lab coat or apron, goggles, closed-toe shoes, and long hair tied back

True or False: Eating during lab is good

• True

• False

You accidentally splash a hazardous chemical into your eyes. What should you do?

• Use the eyewash station immediately

• Continue the experiment

• Wipe your eyes with your lab coat or apron

• Wait for the pain to subside

You spill a hazardous chemical on yourself. You should...

• Continue the experiment and clean up later

• Wipe it off with a cloth

• Ignore it

• Remove your lab coat, notify your teacher, and use the chemical shower

True or False: You don't need goggles in the lab if you wear glasses

• True

• False

You don't understand a step of the lab procedure. You should...

• Ignore the step

• Guess the step

• Ask the teacher

• Copy another group

Is mouth pipetting safe and efficient?

• Yes

• No

Where is the safety equipment located in our classroom?

• Next to the smart board

• In the supply closet

• Under your desk

• By the door when you walk in

How should you dispose of waste after a lab?

• Throw it in the trash

• Dump it in the sink

• Mix it all together

• Follow the lab's safety and disposal procedures