Laboratory Symbols Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Match the following laboratory symbols from Set 1 with their corresponding descriptions:

A = 1 C = 4 E = 5 F = 3

Match the following laboratory symbols from Set 2 with their corresponding descriptions:

A = 7 B = 2 C = 3 D = 4

Match the following laboratory symbols from Set 3 with their corresponding descriptions:

A = 5 B = 2 C = 3 D = 1

Match the descriptions of laboratory symbols from Set 1 with their corresponding symbols:

1 = A 4 = C 2 = E 6 = F Signup and view all the answers

Match the laboratory symbols from Set 2 with their descriptions:

G = 1 E = 5 F = 6 D = 3 Signup and view all the answers

Match the safety hazards with their corresponding descriptions:

A: Presence of electromagnetic waves that don’t have ionizing capacity but have the capacity to excite electrons. = 1: Risk of burning if you touch with naked hands. B: Presence of radioactive materials emitting ionizing radiation or the presence of electromagnetic waves having the capacity to ionize an atom. = 2: Presence of broken glasses. C: The place to take a shower. = 3: The place to sanitize your hand. D: Presence of laser radiation. = 4: Presence of oxidizing chemicals. Signup and view all the answers

Match the safety equipment or protocols with their required conditions:

A: Must wear face shield while working. = 1: Must use protective/safety goggles in this area/while working in this area. B: Must use protective gloves in this area/while working in this area. = 2: Must wear a breathing mask/respirator; the presence of contaminated air. C: Must use closed-toe shoes in this area/while working. = 3: Must wear full protective clothing. D: Must wear hair protection before working. = 4: Must deal with all hazardous materials. Signup and view all the answers

Match the safety locations with their respective purposes:

A: The location where the fire blanket is placed. = 1: The location where the fire extinguisher is placed. B: Bell to be pressed during an emergency like fire or accident. = 2: The place with the first aid box and materials. C: Entry is allowed for authorized personnel only. = 3: The location where the hose with water or any fire retardant is placed. D: Not allowed to eat or drink anything in this area. = 4: The area for safety equipment and procedures. Signup and view all the answers

Match each hazard with its corresponding indicator or warning:

A: Presence of electric shock risk. = 1: The need for fire safety measures. B: Presence of dangerous chemicals. = 2: The use of protective gear. C: Risk from sharp objects. = 3: Environmental hazards and potential exposure. D: Risk of explosion due to combustible materials. = 4: Adequate ventilation required. Signup and view all the answers

Match the area with its specific safety guidelines:

A: Laboratory working area. = 1: Use of PPE mandatory. B: Chemical storage area. = 2: Regular cleaning and labeling required. C: Emergency exit routes. = 3: Must be kept clear at all times. D: First-aid station. = 4: Accessible and regularly stocked. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Laboratory Symbols and Their Descriptions

Set 1

Biohazardous materials signal potential risk to health and environment.
Organisms that pose minimal infection hazard with effective treatments.
Presence of possibly hazardous materials or environments indicated.
Moderate risk organisms that are less contagious but require effective treatment.
High flammability risk area; avoid open flames due to sensitive materials.
Chemical, physical, or biological factors that can adversely affect health.
Area for photo-sensitive materials requires low light conditions.

Set 2

Carcinogenic materials pose significant long-term health risks.
Corrosive substances can cause severe damage upon contact.
Harmful chemicals lead to irritation of skin or respiratory systems.
Working with high-voltage electricity increases risk of dangerous shocks.
Open hair prohibited to minimize hazards while working.
Use of electronic devices is restricted to avoid interference or hazards.
Toxic materials denote acute health risks and require strict handling protocols.

Set 3

Gloves must be removed to prevent contamination or accidents.
Emergency meeting area for lab personnel in case of incidents.
Combustible materials should be handled with caution due to fire risk.
Presence of explosive or self-reactive substances requires special precautions.
Risk of electric shock from devices with potential mild to severe consequences.
Oxidizing chemicals can greatly increase fire risk and should be stored carefully.
Special low-temperature zones require appropriate handling procedures.

Set 4

Non-ionizing electromagnetic waves can excite electrons, though not harmful.
Radioactive materials emit ionizing radiation; strict controls are necessary.
Showers provided for decontamination or cleaning up hazardous materials.
Risk of burns from hot surfaces or equipment necessitates caution.
Laser radiation requires protective measures to prevent injury.
Broken glass poses physical hazards and requires careful disposal.

Set 5

Use of face shields is mandatory to protect against splashes or debris.
Protective gloves are essential in certain areas to safeguard skin.
Safety goggles must be worn to shield eyes from hazardous materials.
Closed-toe shoes are required to protect feet in the lab environment.
Breathing masks/respirators are necessary in contaminated air situations.
Hair protection measures are needed to prevent contamination in the workspace.
Full protective clothing is required for maximum safety in hazardous areas.

Set 6

Fire blankets are stored in specific locations for emergency use.
A bell must be pressed to alert personnel during emergencies like fires.
Fire extinguishers are strategically located for quick access when needed.
Access to certain areas is restricted to authorized personnel only.
Hoses with water or fire retardants are essential for firefighting efforts.
Eating or drinking is prohibited in the laboratory to prevent contamination.
First aid boxes and materials should be readily available for emergencies.

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Test your knowledge of laboratory symbols and their meanings with this matching-style quiz. Each symbol from Column A is paired with descriptions from Column B to assess your understanding. Perfect for students in science and lab courses.