Dissection Safety Protocols and Best Practices

Why must goggles and aprons be worn at all times?

• To impress the teacher

• To avoid getting dirty

• To protect against spills and splashes

• To look professional

Who is required to wear gloves and aprons during the dissection?

• Only the teacher

• Everyone in the room

• Surgeons and assistant surgeons

• Photographers

What should you do if your gloves are too tight?

• Wear them anyway

• Ask for a larger size

• Borrow someone else's gloves

• Cut them to fit

Why is it important to make a small cuff when putting on gloves?

• To make them easier to remove

• To look stylish

• To prevent them from falling off

• To keep your wrists warm

What is the primary use of forceps in a dissection kit?

• Pointing at things

• Cleaning the dissection area

• Holding and pulling objects

• Cutting through bone

Where should the scalpel be placed when not in use?

• In your pocket

• On the table

• In the dissection kit with the blade down

• In the trash

What should you do if the scalpel blade breaks during dissection?

• Ignore it and continue

• Call the teacher to replace it

• Try to fix it yourself

• Panic and run

What is the purpose of Karo Safe solution?

• To wash your hands

• To preserve the pig and keep it moist

• To clean the tables

• To disinfect the tools

What should you do with the pig bag at the end of the day?

• Throw it away

• Seal it and leave it in the sink

• Give it to the teacher

• Leave it open on the table

What is the final step before leaving the dissection area?

• Take a break

• Put on your backpack

• Leave the tools dirty

• Ensure the area is clean and wash your hands