Lab Safety Quiz
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- Q1Your partner burns themselves on a hot ring in the lab. What should you do?Say nothing so you don't get in troubleNotify the teacherGet burn salve from the first aid kit and treat itGo to the school nurse30s
- Q2You remove your goggles just as the group at the station next ot yours drops a test tube full of potassium hydroxide. A drop splashes into your eye and the burning sensation is immdiate. What should you do?Rinse your eye out at the sink and then go to the eye wash stationYell for the teacherGo directly to the eye wash station and start rinsingStand under the safety shower and pull the handle down for a quick rinse30s
- Q3Your teacher has set out a small beaker of the chemical sodium bicarbonate at the weighing table with a balance. The directions in the lab indicate that you need to get 4 g of it, but you accidentally get 5 g. What should you do?Nothing. 5g and 4g aren't that different.Dump the 5g sample into the trash and start again.Remove the excess and put it back into the original containerRemove the excess and dump it into the waste container30s
- Q4Which of these can lead to inaccurate data?Putting a warm beaker on the electronic balanceLeaving trash in the sinkNot putting the goggles in the cabinet neatlyNot tying your apron30s
- Q5Goggles aren't designed to be comfortable. What are they designed for?Protect your contactsTo protect your face form chemical splashesIsolate your eyes so chemical cannot make contact with mucous membranesReduce the opportunity for breathing issues30s
- Q6Why are there no stools or chairs in a chemistry lab?Chairs and stools are expensive and this saves moneyIt's good for you to stand part of the dayFalling over a stool or chair that isn't pushed in could cause injuryYou'd be trapped in place in the event of a chemical or hot liquid spill30s
- Q7During a lab, you discover that the container of sodium hydroxide is empty and you need 1.5g of it. What should you do?Tell the teacher that more is needed.Have your lab group join up with another group and just do the lab.Go into the supply room and get a fresh bottle.Ask a group near you to split theirs with you.30s
- Q8You accidentally break a test tube as you are setting up a lab. Now what?Brush the pieces off the table andinto the container with your lab sheetGet a dust pan and broom and sweep the pieces into the special containerPut the pieces into the trashTell the teacher so they can put the pieces in the trash30s
- Q9You are working safely in the lab when you notice that a student in the group next to you is on fire. The sleeve on her shirt has caught on fire as she moved her hand near the Bunsen burner. What should you do?Grab the fire extinguisher, pull the pin, and use it to smother the flamesYell, "Fire!" grab the fire blanket, roll her up in it and smother the flame.Fill a beaker with water and throw it on the flames.Yell, "Fire!" and wait for the teacher to arrive30s
- Q10Which of these is true of working in the chemistry lab?You should be respectful of everythingAny dangerous materials will be clearly labeledYou need to be afraid of everythingAll chemicals we use in high school are harmless30s
- Q11The only reason to use the safety shower isseveral people are splashed with a chemicalcatastrophic chemical contaminationif you get chemicals in your eyesyou've gotten hot and sweaty under your goggles30s
- Q12When it comes to glassware...all of the abovedon't pick it up if it breaks (let the teacher do it)dispose of it in the correct containerdon't use if it's chipped/cracked30s
- Q13Never work withoutgood musicadult supervisiona buddya snack30s
- Q14During lab, what od you do first?Get the fire extinguisherRead all directionsWash your handsGather your materials30s
- Q15If there is an accident, injury, or close call, who should you tell immediately?your teacherno oneyour lab partneryour parents30s