PPE in Laboratory

What are the different types of PPE commonly used in laboratory settings?

• Gloves, lab coats, safety goggles, face shields, and respirators

• Sunglasses, sandals, and a sunhat

• Swimsuit, snorkel, and flippers

• Winter coat, snow boots, and mittens

Explain the proper usage of gloves as a part of PPE in laboratory.

• Gloves should be worn only when handling non-hazardous materials in the laboratory.

• Gloves should be worn at all times in the laboratory, regardless of the task being performed.

• Gloves are not necessary in the laboratory as they can restrict hand movements.

• Gloves should be worn when handling hazardous materials, chemicals, or biological agents in the laboratory to protect the hands from potential exposure.

Why is it important to regularly inspect and maintain PPE in laboratory?

• To ensure it remains in good condition and provides necessary protection

• To save money on replacement costs

• To make it look clean and presentable

• To see if it matches the color scheme of the laboratory

What are the regulations that govern the use of PPE in laboratory?

• FDA regulations and laboratory safety protocols

• CDC guidelines and laboratory safety protocols

• EPA regulations and laboratory safety guidelines

• OSHA regulations and laboratory safety protocols

Describe the emergency procedures related to PPE in laboratory in case of a chemical spill.

• Stay in the area and continue working with the chemical spill

• Keep the contaminated PPE on and continue working

• Immediately leave the area, remove contaminated PPE, and seek medical attention if necessary.

• Ignore the spill and continue working as usual

How should safety goggles be properly cleaned and stored in a laboratory?

• Cleaned with ammonia and then stored in direct sunlight

• Cleaned with soap and water, and then stored in a clean, dry place

• Cleaned with bleach and then stored in a damp place

• Cleaned with vinegar and then stored in a dusty area

Explain the importance of wearing a lab coat as part of PPE in laboratory.

• Lab coats are only necessary for certain experiments

• Lab coats are uncomfortable to wear in the laboratory

• Lab coats provide protection from chemical spills, splashes, and other hazards in the laboratory.

• Lab coats do not provide any protection in the laboratory

What are the specific PPE requirements when working with biohazardous materials in a laboratory?

• Gloves and a lab coat only

• No PPE required

• Gloves, lab coat or gown, eye protection, and face mask or respirator

• Just a face mask

Discuss the proper disposal methods for PPE in laboratory after use.

• Dispose of PPE in designated containers or bags

• Leave PPE on the laboratory bench

• Flush PPE down the sink

• Throw PPE in the regular trash

What are the proper storage requirements for PPE in a laboratory setting?

• Store PPE in a clean, dry area away from direct sunlight

• Store PPE in a damp and dusty area

• Store PPE in the refrigerator

• Store PPE in the laboratory sink