Chemical Safety Flashcard

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Who should you call immediately if you or someone else swallows poison? Options: your doctor, poison control, your neighbor, 911

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poison control

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Where is the best place to store a chemical? Options: refrigerator, locked cabinet, beside a furnace, on your bathroom shelf

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locked cabinet

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What should you always read before using a chemical? Options: the pricetag, the label, the customer reviews, nothing, use away!

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the label

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What is a chemical?

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a substance with a fixed composition.

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What is an example of a household chemical? Options: air freshener, table, water, baby food

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air freshener

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Which PPE would you use if the label says it has dangerous fumes? Options: gloves, goggles, mask, apron

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mask

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If that label says the chemical needs to be in a well ventilated room, what should you do?

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open the windows

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Why can a chemical be dangerous? Options: it might change colors, it might become unstable, it might turn to a solid, chemicals aren't dangerous

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it might become unstable

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If something is flammable, that means it can

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catch on fire easily

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Which of the following is an example of a PPE? (Options: gloves, necklace, knife, keys)

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gloves