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Laboratory Safety Guidelines for Students

Learn essential safety procedures in the lab, from handling equipment to dealing with accidents. Proper attire, first aid kit, and chemical handling are covered.

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Laboratory Safety Guidelines for Students

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    1. 1

    2. 2 General Safety Guidelines

    3. 3 Personal Safety

    4. 4 Accidents

    5. 5 Equipment & Chemicals

    6. 6 Cutting & Heating

    7. 7 Dissection Safety

    8. 8

    9. 9 Pull pin, depress handle, point nozzle to base of fire

    10. 10 What are the steps in using a fire extinguisher?

    11. 11 Burn cream, bandages, tape, Syrup of ipecac

    12. 12 What your would find or need in a first aid kit?

    13. 13 Food or drink

    14. 14 What are things you should never consume in lab?

    15. 15 Identifying unknown chemicals

    16. 16 What is wafting?

    17. 17 Worn when heating substances or dissecting

    18. 18 What are safety glasses, gloves, and an apron?

    19. 19 Tied back

    20. 20 What should be done with long hair?

    21. 21 Wearing contact lenses in the laboratory

    22. 22 What is remove and wear glasses or wear goggles?

    23. 23 Rolled up

    24. 24 What should be done to long sleeves?

    25. 25 Allergies, asthma, sensitivity to irritants

    26. 26 What is notify your teacher of medical problems?

    27. 27 Understand procedure and possible dangers in the lab

    28. 28 What is read and understand the lab before starting?

    29. 29 A student touches something hot

    30. 30 What is tell the teacher immediately?

    31. 31 Pouring too much of a chemical

    32. 32 What is never return unused chemicals to stock bottles?

    33. 33 The contents of a test tube being heated pops out

    34. 34 What is never point a test tube being heated toward yourself or someone else?

    35. 35

    36. 36 Before and after working with cultures of microorganisms

    37. 37 What is wash hands thoroughly with soap and water?

    38. 38 Putting glass tubing into a rubber stopper

    39. 39 What is use glycerin and a twisting motion?

    40. 40

    41. 41 What is a beaker?

    42. 42

    43. 43 What is a graduated cylinder?

    44. 44 Cracked or chipped

    45. 45 What is glassware you should never use?

    46. 46 Used to hold down specimens to be dissected

    47. 47 What are dissecting pins?

    48. 48 Labeling the contents of a container

    49. 49 What is label the container and then add the contents?

    50. 50 Away from yourself and with very little force

    51. 51 What is cutting a dissecting specimen?

    52. 52 Pyrex or Kimex

    53. 53 What is the type of glassware that can be heated?

    54. 54 Your eyes burn after dissecting

    55. 55 What is never touch your eyes when dissecting and wash hands with soap & water?

    56. 56 Mixing acid and water

    57. 57 What is add acid to the water?

    58. 58

    59. 59 Using chemicals with harmful vapors

    60. 60 What is use a fume hood?

    61. 61

    62. 62 What is a scalpel?

    63. 63

    64. 64 What is a dissecting pan?

    65. 65

    66. 66 What are dissecting pins?

    67. 67 Disposing of dissected specimens

    68. 68 What is ask the teacher?

    69. 69 Specimens that show decay

    70. 70 What is never use these specimens?

    71. 71

    72. 72 Laboratory Equipment

    73. 73

    74. 74 What is using a test tube clamp?

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