Lab Safety & Equipment Handling

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Froggy Jumps Lab Safety & Equipment HandlingOnline version Safe use of science gear by Linga, Doris V. 1 What is the correct way to carry a beaker to avoid spills? a Hold it by the rim with one finger b Always use both hands and keep it upright c Carry it with one hand while walking 2 Before using a microscope, you should: a Turn on the light brighter than needed b Inspect lenses for cleanliness and adjust the light c Open the stage to the max 3 How should you label chemical containers? a Label with contents, concentration, and date b Leave the label on blank c Use only color codes without text 4 Which PPE is essential when handling hazardous materials? a Goggles, gloves, and a lab coat b No protection needed c Sandals and shorts 5 If a chemical splashes on you, you should: a Wipe it off with a towel b Ignore it and continue working c Rinse with plenty of water for 15 minutes 6 Where do you dispose of broken glass? a In regular trash b In a designated glass waste container c In chemical waste bag 7 When heating substances, you should: a Use clamps/holders and never leave unattended b Heat directly on the bench without support c Hold the container bare-handed 8 Why keep your work area clean and organized? a It reduces accidents and contamination b Clean only after the experiment ends c It doesn’t matter for outcomes 9 How should you handle electrical equipment? a Plug into any outlet regardless of rating b Use it with wet hands c Check dry hands, use a proper plug, and avoid frayed cords 10 What is the proper end-of-lab procedure? a Turn off equipment, unplug, clean, and store properly b Put items anywhere in the lab c Leave equipment on to dry

Froggy Jumps

Lab Safety & Equipment HandlingOnline version

Safe use of science gear

by Linga, Doris V.

What is the correct way to carry a beaker to avoid spills?

Hold it by the rim with one finger

Always use both hands and keep it upright

Carry it with one hand while walking

Before using a microscope, you should:

Turn on the light brighter than needed

Inspect lenses for cleanliness and adjust the light

Open the stage to the max

How should you label chemical containers?

Label with contents, concentration, and date

Leave the label on blank

Use only color codes without text

Which PPE is essential when handling hazardous materials?

Goggles, gloves, and a lab coat

No protection needed

Sandals and shorts

If a chemical splashes on you, you should:

Wipe it off with a towel

Ignore it and continue working

Rinse with plenty of water for 15 minutes

Where do you dispose of broken glass?

In regular trash

In a designated glass waste container

In chemical waste bag

When heating substances, you should:

Use clamps/holders and never leave unattended

Heat directly on the bench without support

Hold the container bare-handed

Why keep your work area clean and organized?

It reduces accidents and contamination

Clean only after the experiment ends

It doesn’t matter for outcomes

How should you handle electrical equipment?

Plug into any outlet regardless of rating

Use it with wet hands

Check dry hands, use a proper plug, and avoid frayed cords

What is the proper end-of-lab procedure?

Turn off equipment, unplug, clean, and store properly

Put items anywhere in the lab

Leave equipment on to dry

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What is the correct way to carry a beaker to avoid spills?

Before using a microscope, you should:

How should you label chemical containers?

Which PPE is essential when handling hazardous materials?

If a chemical splashes on you, you should:

Where do you dispose of broken glass?

When heating substances, you should:

Why keep your work area clean and organized?

How should you handle electrical equipment?

What is the proper end-of-lab procedure?

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