1 Lab Safety PPE Quiz

What does PPE stand for?

Name three types of PPE.

• pants, shirts, socks

• hats, boots, jackets

• gloves, masks, safety goggles

• belts, ties, scarves

When should gloves be worn in a laboratory?

• When handling hazardous materials, chemicals, or biological agents.

• When taking a break in the laboratory.

• When eating lunch in the laboratory.

• When using a computer in the laboratory.

What is the proper way to remove gloves?

• Remove one glove and then the other.

• Peel downwards, turning the glove inside out.

• Pull the gloves off from the fingertips.

• Wash the gloves while still wearing them.

Why is it important to wear safety goggles or face shields in a lab?

• To block the view and make it difficult to see the experiments.

• To look cool and professional in the lab.

• To increase the risk of accidents and injuries in the lab.

• To protect the eyes and face from potential hazards.

What is the purpose of a lab coat or apron?

• To protect the wearer from chemical spills and other hazards in a laboratory setting.

• To prevent the wearer from getting dirty.

• To make the wearer look professional.

• To keep the wearer warm in a cold laboratory.

What are the different types of respiratory protection used in labs?

• N95 respirators, surgical masks, and PAPRs

• Safety goggles, lab coats, and gloves

• Earplugs, safety vests, and hard hats

• Face shields, gloves, and goggles

When should respiratory protection be used?

• When there is a risk of inhaling hazardous substances.

• When there is no risk of inhaling hazardous substances.

• Only when working in a laboratory setting.

• Only when working with chemicals.

What are the key factors to consider when selecting respiratory protection?

• Weather conditions, time of day, and location.

• Type of hazard, level of exposure, fit and comfort, and regulatory requirements.

• Color, brand, and price.

• Personal preferences, fashion trends, and popularity.

How often should PPE be inspected and maintained?

• Every 6 months

• Only when damaged

• Once a year

• At least once a month or as recommended by the manufacturer.