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Batch 22- Safe Chemical Handling Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What would immediately be used if your clothing caught fire or if a large chemical spill had occurred on your clothing?*

a)

Fire extinguisher

b)

Safety shower

c)

Safety Eye Washer

d)

Any Water Faucet next to you

2.

What should be done in case of a chemical gets in the eye?

a)

Notify the supervisor; then use the eye-wash fountain, then use the shower.

b)

Use the eye-wash fountain; then return to the experiment and inform your immediate supervisor ones he/she comes.

c)

Use the eye-wash fountain; then notify the instructor

unless the chemical causes discomfort

d)

Use the eye-wash fountain; then notify the instructor

and seek the medical attention immediately regardless the magnitude of the injury if supervisor recommends.

3.

Find the statement which is most applicable for chemical safety.

a)

All chemicals in the laboratory are not considered dangerous. Do not touch,taste, or smell any chemicals unless specifically instructed to do so. The proper technique for wafting chemical vapors will be demonstrated to you.

b)

Acids must be handled with extreme care. You will be shown the proper method for diluting strong acids. Always add acid to water, swirl or stir the solution and be careful of the heat produced,particularly with sulfuric acid. However, bases can be handled without any care.

c)

Never work alone. However, if your supervisors asks you to work alone,regardless of the safety, you must work to save the job.

d)

Dispose of all chemical waste properly.Never mix chemicals in sink drains.Sinks are to be used only for water and those solutions designated by the instructor. Solid chemicals, metals, matches,filter paper, and all other insoluble mate-rials are to be disposed of in the proper waste containers, not in the sink. Check the label of all waste containers twice before adding your chemical waste to the container

4.

If you are the chemical safety officer in your workplace, what would you NOT do?

a)

Experiments must be personally monitored at all times. You SHOULD not wander around the room, distract your workers, with previous night news items

b)

Check the label on chemical bottles twice before removing any of the contents. ASK your fellow workers to follow the same to avoid any dangers

c)

When you enter the work place, since you are their supervisor, you are NOT supposed to wear PPEs

d)

Minimize the usage of murcury contianing instruments in the laboratory.

5.

Where is the best place to store a chemical?

a)

Refrigerator

with well ventilation

b)

Locked in a cabinet

beside a furnace

c)

Next to the fire exit

d)

In a

locked cabinet

or room which has restricted access

6.

 If a label says the chemical needs to be in a well ventilated room, what is the best thing you would do as a responsible chemical handler? However, you realize that the label does not follow GHS.

a)

Since the GHS procedure is violated, ignore it can continue your work

b)

Contact the vendor and ask for the reason why manufacturer did not follow the GHS and file a law suit

c)

Check the SDS and follow instructions there regardless whether the GHS is followed or not

d)

If you are not happy with the label, check the SDS, supervisor and manufacturer and get it confirmed. Still you are unhappy, you may return it.

7.

Flammable chemicals are stored

a)

Near water sources

b)

In glass containers

c)

In special flammable storage lockers

d)

Where ever it is easy to get to

8.

Choose the best answer.

(a) You should never wash out a vial if you are not familiar with the chemicals inside of it.

(b) You can let your hair down in the lab.

(c) Glasses count as eye protection.

(d) Just dump chemicals down the sink.

a)

False

False

False

True

b)

True

False

False

False

c)

False

True

False

False

d)

True

False

True

False

9.

_________________are effects that occur rapidly subsequent exposure to and are of short duration

______________ are effects that develop slowly and have a long duration. They are often, but not always, irreversible.

a)

Deadliest Effects

Chemical Effects

b)

Chronic Effects

Acute Effects

c)

Deadliest Effects

Biological Effects

d)

Acute Effects

Chronic effects

10.

What is the best definition of RISK?

a)

physical or mental damage

the state of being free from illness or injury or

possibility of something bad happening

any source of potential damage

b)

Possibility of something bad happening

any source of potential damage.

c)

physical or mental damage

the state of being free from illness or injury.

d)

Harm or adverse health effects on something or someone.

11.

Identify the most accurate statement on a chemical label.

a)

Product Identifier, Warning sign, H statements, P statements, R statements and the manufacturer information

b)

Product Identifier, signal words, P statements, pictograms, and the manufacturer information

c)

Product Identifier, signal word, P statements, H statements, pictograms, and the manufacturer information

d)

Product Identifier, signal word, Z statements, H statements, pictograms, and the manufacturer information

12.

Consider the chemical label given in the picture. Choose the incorrect statement about this

a)

The safety officer and other staff working with chemicals are responsible for this

b)

The label is still visible and hence it is ok to use the chemical for intended purpose with extra safety measures

c)

It is highly advisable to not to interfere the content in the label regardless how insignificant to the user

d)

It is ok have labels like this as the chemical inventory number (bar code) is equally important to the user when working in the laboraotry.

13.

Most of the physical hazards and health hazards due to chemicals can be controlled by ____________ and ____________, respectively.

(a)  

14.

Choose the correct statement on splash protective goggles.

a)

If you wear eyeglasses, you do not need to wear safety goggles for hazardous activities that require personal protective equipment. You have the option to wear safety goggles over your eyeglasses or not.

b)

When you have to contend with splash hazards, airborne dust, and flying debris, safety goggles will prove to be a better option than safety glasses. Safety goggles provide 360-degree protection due to a tight, form-fitting facial seal; something safety glasses cannot offer.

c)

wearing safety eyewear may correct your vision. However, it can be the source of some discomforts such as headaches and eye fatigue, which can then influence safety and compliance.

d)

Safety goggles may be worn any time you are working with substances that could potentially harm your eyes.  However, if the SDS or your supervisor recommends not to wear them, you can avoid them.

15.

Identify the routes that chemicals could enter to the body

16.

Identify the correct statement on Chemical Spill Kit.

a)

It consists of a small container, absorbent cushions, absorbent pads, ties, personal protective equipment, and a brush

b)

It consists of absorbent materials, absorbent pads, ties, personal protective equipment, and a brush

c)

It consists of a bin, absorbent socks, absorbent cushions, absorbent pads, disposal bags and ties, and personal protective equipment.

d)

It is always under the custody of the lab manger and others cannot use it unless approved by the lab manager.

17.

What is the incorrect statement about the safety data sheet?

a)

Consists of 16 sections which describe the different aspects of a chemical

b)

A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is a document that provides health and safety information about products, substances or chemicals that are classified as hazardous substances or dangerous goods.

c)

A document which is only printed in English

d)

If you buy any chemical, it shoulld always carry this document.

18.

What are xenobiotics?

a)

A chemical substances that are foreign to animal life

b)

Artificial and chemically synthesized substances

c)

Nautal substances

d)

None of these

19.

Consider the following diagram. List 10 errors in the figure. Then, state how are you supposed to correct them. Your answer must be completed in the given form shared during the assessment.

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20.

As a responsible safety officer, how would you ensure your employees are well educated and knowledgeable on chemical safety?

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