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What should you do if you observe an accident in the lab?
Which of the following safety precautions should be taken when using an open flame?
What is the consequence of using broken glassware in the lab?
Which action is NOT safe in a laboratory setting regarding electrical cords?
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What should you do with unused chemicals after an experiment?
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Study Notes
Safety Guidelines for Laboratory Work
- Report all accidents immediately, regardless of severity, to ensure proper documentation and response.
- When using an open flame, prioritize safety by tying back long hair, rolling up loose sleeves, and wearing safety goggles to prevent accidents.
- Avoid using any glassware that is chipped, cracked, or broken to prevent potential hazards during experiments.
- Keep electrical cords neatly arranged to avoid tripping hazards and prevent dragging equipment off lab benches.
- Ensure that all gas jets, electrical connections, and water faucets are turned off at the conclusion of the lab period to prevent leaks and safety risks.
- Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before leaving the lab to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.
- Do not return unused chemicals to their original containers; instead, dispose of them properly to avoid contamination and ensure safety.
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Description
This quiz focuses on essential lab safety protocols that every student must follow. It covers guidelines for handling equipment and maintaining a safe working environment during laboratory exercises. Ensure that you understand the importance of reporting accidents and adhering to safety measures.
