Laboratory Safety Procedures

This video tutorial by Sean Sky Candy covers essential safety rules for the Palm Beach State chemistry lab. It emphasizes the importance of wearing safety goggles, lab coats, and appropriate footwear. The tutorial outlines emergency procedures, including the use of safety equipment like eye wash stations and fire extinguishers. It provides guidance on handling chemicals safely, managing spills, and treating burns. The video concludes with fire safety tips and a reminder to maintain a safe lab environment.

What is the primary reason for wearing a lab coat in the chemistry lab?

• To avoid chemical spills

• To match with safety goggles

• To protect clothing and skin

• To look professional

Which type of footwear is NOT allowed in the chemistry lab?

• Closed-toe shoes

• Sandals

• Sneakers

• Boots

What should you do if you burn yourself in the lab?

• Ignore it and continue working

• Cover it with a bandage

• Rinse the burn under water

• Apply ice immediately

Where should you dispose of broken glassware in the lab?

• Regular trash bin

• Chemical waste container

• Recycling bin

• Broken glassware disposal

What is the first step to take when a chemical spill occurs?

• Leave the lab immediately

• Clean it up yourself

• Ignore it

• Contact your instructor

How should you handle chemicals to avoid contamination?

• Return unused chemicals to the stock bottle

• Share with another student

• Dispose of as instructed

• Pour excess down the sink

What should you do if a chemical splashes into your eye?

• Wait for the instructor

• Use the eye wash station

• Rub your eye

• Cover your eye with a cloth

What is the correct action if your clothing catches fire in the lab?

• Use a fire extinguisher

• Stop, drop, and roll

• Run to the nearest exit

• Call for help

Why is it important to wash your hands before leaving the lab?

• To remove any chemical residues

• To avoid spreading germs

• To keep the lab clean

• To follow lab etiquette

What should you do before leaving the lab to ensure safety?

• Check for any spills

• Organize your notes

• Wipe down your lab station

• Turn off all equipment