WorksheetsANS2CA- 3.00 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What should you do immediately if an animal bites or scratches you in the laboratory?
Ignore it and continue working.
Clean the area, apply antiseptic, and use a clean bandage.
Report it to a supervisor after finishing your work.
Wait until the end of the day to treat it.
Which of the following is a safe practice when handling sharps in the laboratory?
Recap needles after use.
Bend needles before disposal.
Place used sharps in a labeled sharps disposal container.
Reuse needles if they appear clean.
Why is it important to handle only one animal at a time in the laboratory?
To save time.
To avoid confusion and ensure safety.
To make the animals feel comfortable.
To reduce noise in the lab.
What is the correct procedure for storing chemicals in the laboratory?
Store them in any available container.
Store them in the original container.
Mix them with other chemicals for efficiency.
Leave them open for easy access.
Which of the following actions should be avoided when using a needle and syringe?
Recapping the needle after use.
Using the needle once and disposing of it.
Placing the needle in a sharps container.
Following the manufacturer's instructions.
What should you do if you need to store chemicals for a longer period?
Store them in a locked location with a clear label.
Mix them with other chemicals to save space.
Leave them on the lab bench for easy access.
Store them in an unlabeled container.
What is the purpose of having a first-aid kit available in the laboratory?
To use as a decoration.
To treat minor injuries like bites or scratches.
To store extra chemicals.
To use as a toolbox.
Which of the following is a proper animal handling technique?
Handle multiple animals at once to save time.
Restrain animals for long periods.
Briefly restrain animals when needed for examination or treatment.
Allow animals to roam freely in the lab.
What should you do with used chemical containers?
Reuse them for other chemicals.
Dispose of them according to label instructions.
Leave them in the lab for the next user.
Store them in a locked cabinet.
Why is it important to use chemicals according to label instructions?
To ensure the chemicals last longer.
To prevent accidents and ensure safety.
To make the lab look organized.
To impress supervisors.
What is the first step you should take if you are scratched by an animal in the lab?
Report it to a supervisor.
Clean the area immediately.
Ignore it if it's not bleeding.
Wait for someone else to treat it.
Which of the following is NOT a safe work practice in the laboratory?
Using sharps responsibly.
Storing chemicals in unlabeled containers.
Handling one animal at a time.
Keeping a first-aid kit available.
What should you never do with needles before use?
Recap them.
Use them once.
Dispose of them in a sharps container.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Why is it important to label sharps disposal containers?
To make them look professional.
To ensure they are easily identifiable for safe disposal.
To match the lab's color scheme.
To impress visitors.
What is a key reason for storing chemicals in a locked location?
To prevent theft.
To keep the lab tidy.
To ensure unauthorized access is prevented.
To make the lab look organized.
