Safety Rules U1

Question 1

What are the 13 General Guidelines?

Answer 1

1. No Horseplay.
2. Only perform experiments that are authorized by your teacher. Follow all instructions. Read all instructions before beginning work and ask for help if you don’t understand.
3. Don’t waste materials by using more than instructed. Ask What are the teacher before, if you think you need more.
4. When you enter the room, never touch any equipment or other lab materials until you are instructed to.
5. No food or gum on lab days. Water allowed away from lab and only with washed hands.
6. Keep all work areas clean and tidy, other materials under tables, push in chairs.
7. Know where all the safety equipment is, where the fire alarms are and exits are located in relation to the classroom and know what to do in case of an emergency.
8. Be aware of surroundings and tell teacher if anything is unsafe.
9. Dispose of all waste properly
10. Only use lab equipment directed by your teacher, read all labels and instructions provided before using lab equipment.
11. Wash hands after all lab activities, hands away from face, mouth and belongings.
12. Do not wander, distract other students, or transport lab equipment around the classroom(unless instructed).
13. carry tips away and pointed down and grasp by handles when using sharp tools. Always cut away from your body and belongings

Question 2

What are the 4 Clothing Guidelines?

Answer 2

1. Goggles and gloves must be worn any time chemicals, heat or glassware are used.
2. No loose items (hair, clothes, jewelry).
3. Close toed shoes.
4. Make sure you are weaaring the correct clothes when it is lab day.

Question 3

What are the 9 Dissection Safety Guidelines?

Answer 3

1. Treat all specimens with respect and care.
2. Handle all instruments with extreme care.
3. Always cut away from your body and away from others.
4. Avoid contact with preservative chemicals.
5. Never remove preserved specimens or tissues from the lab.
6. Store specimens between lab periods as directed by your instructor.
7. Dispose of dissected materials in the appropriate waste container as indicated by your instructor.
8. Clean up your work area, wash and dry dissecting tools and return all supplies to the correct place.
9. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after cleanup.

Question 4

What are the 2 Accidents and Injuries Guidelines?

Answer 4

1.Report all accidents and injuries immediately. If a chemical gets in the eye, wash it out.
2. All chemicals in the laboratory should be considered dangerous, don’t touch,taste, or smell unless instructed.

Question 5

What are the 4 Glassware and Equipment Guidelines?

Answer 5

1. Don’t touch glass or throw it in the trash can. Tell the teacher imminently when glass breaks.
2. Don’t use chipped or cracked glass and don’t place hot glass in cold water (or Vise Versa).
3. Grasp plug, not cord, when unplugging charger.
4. Report any damaged electrical equipment to your teacher immediately. Don’t used damaged or wet electrical equipment

Question 6

What are the 2 Heating Substances Guidelines

Answer 6

1. Never leave a hot plate unattended. Turn off when not in use.
2. Never look into a container that is being heated. Never point the open end of a heated test tube at yourself or others.

Question 7

What are the Guideline headlines and how many within them?

Answer 7

1. General Guidelines 13
2. Dissection Safety Guidelines 9
3. Heating Substances Guidelines 2
4. Glassware and Equipment Guidelines 4
5. Clothing Guidelines 4
6. Accidents and Injuries 2