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Pre-Lab Safety TrainingVersión en línea Safety quiz before lab por federica pettinato 1 Pre-Lab Safety Training Assessment You are about to start an experiment and notice that the chemical bottle does not have a label. What should you do? a D. Assume it is the same chemical as last time and proceed with the experiment b A. Ask your instructor for help and do not use the chemical until you know what it is c B. Smell the chemical to figure out what it is d C. Use the chemical anyway because it looks clear and safe 2 What does the GHS hazard pictogram showing a flame above a circle indicate about a chemical? a A. The chemical produces toxic smoke when used b D. The chemical must be heated to start a reaction c B. The chemical is an oxidizer and can cause or intensify fire d C. The chemical will burn easily and catch fire on its own 3 You accidentally get a chemical on your skin. What is the first thing you should do? a B. Wait a few minutes to see if your skin starts to hurt before telling anyone b A. Wipe the chemical off with a paper towel and continue working c D. Alert your instructor immediately and rinse the affected area with water according to the laboratory's procedure d C. Apply a neutralizing chemical to the affected area right away 4 Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) is required to protect your eyes from chemical splashes in the laboratory? a C. Safety goggles b B. A lab coat c D. A hair tie or headband d A. Regular eyeglasses or contact lenses 5 A small chemical spill occurs on the lab bench near you, but your lab partner says it is too small to worry about. What should you do? a A. Clean up the spill yourself with paper towels b C. Report the spill to your instructor immediately and follow the laboratory's cleanup procedure c D. Leave it alone because it is a small amount and will evaporate d B. Tell another student about it and continue working 6 What happens to your 'health point ' if a rule is broken' ? Written answer

Pre-Lab Safety TrainingVersión en línea

Safety quiz before lab

por federica pettinato

Pre-Lab Safety Training Assessment You are about to start an experiment and notice that the chemical bottle does not have a label. What should you do?

D. Assume it is the same chemical as last time and proceed with the experiment

A. Ask your instructor for help and do not use the chemical until you know what it is

B. Smell the chemical to figure out what it is

C. Use the chemical anyway because it looks clear and safe

What does the GHS hazard pictogram showing a flame above a circle indicate about a chemical?

A. The chemical produces toxic smoke when used

D. The chemical must be heated to start a reaction

B. The chemical is an oxidizer and can cause or intensify fire

C. The chemical will burn easily and catch fire on its own

You accidentally get a chemical on your skin. What is the first thing you should do?

B. Wait a few minutes to see if your skin starts to hurt before telling anyone

A. Wipe the chemical off with a paper towel and continue working

D. Alert your instructor immediately and rinse the affected area with water according to the laboratory's procedure

C. Apply a neutralizing chemical to the affected area right away

Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) is required to protect your eyes from chemical splashes in the laboratory?

C. Safety goggles

B. A lab coat

D. A hair tie or headband

A. Regular eyeglasses or contact lenses

A small chemical spill occurs on the lab bench near you, but your lab partner says it is too small to worry about. What should you do?

A. Clean up the spill yourself with paper towels

C. Report the spill to your instructor immediately and follow the laboratory's cleanup procedure

D. Leave it alone because it is a small amount and will evaporate

B. Tell another student about it and continue working

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Pre-Lab Safety Training Assessment You are about to start an experiment and notice that the chemical bottle does not have a label. What should you do?

What does the GHS hazard pictogram showing a flame above a circle indicate about a chemical?

You accidentally get a chemical on your skin. What is the first thing you should do?

Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) is required to protect your eyes from chemical splashes in the laboratory?

A small chemical spill occurs on the lab bench near you, but your lab partner says it is too small to worry about. What should you do?

What happens to your 'health point ' if a rule is broken' ?

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