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The rules, the safety equipment and the right response when something goes wrong in the lab.
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A preservative splashes under a student's contact lens while opening a labeled jar. What should happen first?
A corrosive stain soaks the front of a student's lab coat and shirt. What is the first safe response?
Ethanol is burning in a small beaker, and the flame stays inside the glass. What should the class do first?
A hot plate gives off smoke after a student leaves paper towels against it. What should happen first?
During a slide-staining activity, a student cuts a finger on a chipped coverslip. What should happen first?
Strong vapors make a student cough while a preservative bottle is uncapped. What should the student do first?
A glass slide breaks on the floor next to a lab table. What should happen before cleanup begins?
A dropper bottle with unknown liquid has lost its label during cleanup. What should a student do first?
A lab group must transfer a volatile preservative that releases strong vapors. What equipment should be used during the transfer?
A student needs the required hazards, first-aid information, and disposal directions for a new stain. What document should be checked?
Students are heating a colored solution that could spatter while it is stirred. What equipment protects the front of the eyes?
A reagent has soaked a student's sleeve and forearm over a wide area. What equipment is built for rapid rinsing of that exposure?
A small bench-top fire has spread from a hot plate to paper towels. What room equipment is made to knock down that fire?
A student's lab apron catches fire at the edge while she stands away from chemicals. What safety equipment can smother the burning fabric?
Students tie back long hair and secure loose sleeves before lighting a burner. What hazard does this rule reduce?
Students must wear splash goggles whenever staining slides with irritant dyes. What hazard does the rule guard against?
No food or drink is allowed at an A&P lab table during wet-mount work. What hazard does the rule reduce?
Students wear closed-toe shoes when handling glass slides and liquid reagents. What hazard is reduced?
A class washes hands before leaving after using stain, slides, and shared microscopes. What hazard does that rule prevent?
Microscopes are carried upright with one hand on the arm and one under the base. What hazard does the rule reduce?
After a finger-stick demonstration, a used lancet is on the tray. Where should it go?
Gloves contaminated with simulated body fluid are removed at the end of lab. Where should they go if the teacher designates them as biohazard waste?
A coverslip cracks while a wet mount is being taken apart. How should the broken glass be handled?
Unused stain remains in a labeled cup after the activity. What is the correct disposal step?
A wet-mount slide is finished, and the reusable slide is unbroken. What should happen to it?
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