Biology Dissection Ethics and Safety Quiz

What is one question to consider regarding the purpose of dissection?

• How to make the dissection more entertaining

• What is the purpose/goal of the dissection?

• How to avoid using safety equipment

• How to finish the dissection quickly

Why might some students choose not to participate in dissections?

• They find it too easy

• They have ethical concerns

• They prefer to work alone

• They dislike biology

What is a chemical safety precaution to follow during dissections?

• Eating in the lab is allowed

• Gloves are optional

• No eating in the lab on dissection days

• Avoid washing hands after dissection

What should you always do at the end of a dissection?

• Leave the lab immediately

• Wash your hands thoroughly

• Eat a snack

• Remove safety equipment before finishing

What is a key equipment safety precaution during dissections?

• Cut towards your hand

• Use dull instruments

• Always cut away from your hands and body

• Hold specimens in your hand while cutting

How should you handle sharp instruments like scalpels during dissections?

• Use them carelessly

• Share them with others

• Handle them with care and cut away from your body

• Use them without gloves

What is one ethical consideration mentioned for dissections?

• Dissections are always mandatory

• Ethics is complex and students may choose not to participate

• Ethics is not important in dissections

• Dissections should be done quickly

What is a potential hazard of some chemicals used in dissections?

• They are safe for everyone

• They can be hazardous to health

• They are edible

• They are not necessary

What should be the focus during the entire dissection process?

• Speed

• Exploring and learning from the specimen

• Avoiding safety precautions

• Socializing with classmates

Which tool is considered the last resort for cutting during a dissection?

• Scissors

• Scalpel

• Forceps

• Blunt Probe