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1 Lab Safety PPE Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does PPE stand for?

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2.

Name three types of PPE.

a)

pants, shirts, socks

b)

hats, boots, jackets

c)

gloves, masks, safety goggles

d)

belts, ties, scarves

3.

When should gloves be worn in a laboratory?

a)

When handling hazardous materials, chemicals, or biological agents.

b)

When taking a break in the laboratory.

c)

When eating lunch in the laboratory.

d)

When using a computer in the laboratory.

4.

What is the proper way to remove gloves?

a)

Remove one glove and then the other.

b)

Peel downwards, turning the glove inside out.

c)

Pull the gloves off from the fingertips.

d)

Wash the gloves while still wearing them.

5.

Why is it important to wear safety goggles or face shields in a lab?

a)

To block the view and make it difficult to see the experiments.

b)

To look cool and professional in the lab.

c)

To increase the risk of accidents and injuries in the lab.

d)

To protect the eyes and face from potential hazards.

6.

What is the purpose of a lab coat or apron?

a)

To protect the wearer from chemical spills and other hazards in a laboratory setting.

b)

To prevent the wearer from getting dirty.

c)

To make the wearer look professional.

d)

To keep the wearer warm in a cold laboratory.

7.

What are the different types of respiratory protection used in labs?

a)

N95 respirators, surgical masks, and PAPRs

b)

Safety goggles, lab coats, and gloves

c)

Earplugs, safety vests, and hard hats

d)

Face shields, gloves, and goggles

8.

When should respiratory protection be used?

a)

When there is a risk of inhaling hazardous substances.

b)

When there is no risk of inhaling hazardous substances.

c)

Only when working in a laboratory setting.

d)

Only when working with chemicals.

9.

What are the key factors to consider when selecting respiratory protection?

a)

Weather conditions, time of day, and location.

b)

Type of hazard, level of exposure, fit and comfort, and regulatory requirements.

c)

Color, brand, and price.

d)

Personal preferences, fashion trends, and popularity.

10.

How often should PPE be inspected and maintained?

a)

Every 6 months

b)

Only when damaged

c)

Once a year

d)

At least once a month or as recommended by the manufacturer.