Aquatic Lab safety

if acid is splashed on your lab partner, you should immediately

• flush the area with lots of water

• wipe them off with a paper towel

• have your partner "stop, drop and roll"

• wrap the fire blanket around them

Chipped or broken glassware should---

• be thrown away according to teachers instructions

• traded with another table's materials

• placed back on the shelf to be repaired

• immediately repaired with super glue so that liquids do not leak

what should you not do when you have a minor burn

• apply butter or grease

• hold the burned area under cold water

• apply acid solutions on wound

• cover the burned area with your lab equpiments

It's okay to take out eye contacts during lab and even put on new ones if needed

• True

• False

You can use the gravel and plants directly transferred from your backyard for aquarium decorations if needed

• False

• True

To put out a fire involving burning oils or greases, do NOT use

• water

• carbon dioxide

• foam

• all of these can be used

It's okay to steal lab equipments

• True

• False

if you don't know what a chemical is you should...

• put it out on the table for someone else to figure it out

• shazam it

• eat it

• None of the above

The sink in the aquarium lab room should be used for...

• liquid waste only

• pouring your aquarium gravel in while cleaning

• dangling your fish over it while cleaning the aquarium

• none of the above

if there is a major fire in lab, you should...

• Try to save as much equipment as possible

• alert the others in the vicinity

• first complete your lab assignment then leave

• Hide undere the lab tables and take cover