Lab Safety

What does PPE stand for?

• protect public equipment

• protective personal exhibit

• personal protective equipment

• public project equipment

Which is NOT an example of personal protective equipment?

• • Closed toed shoes

• • Safety glasses

• • Gloves

• Baseball cap

Which best describes the rule for no horseplay in the lab?

• Long hair can become entangled in rotating equipment.

• Running, chasing, or pushing can cause slips, trips, falls, and other accidents.

• An unclean lab space is as harmful as an inaccurate result.

• Maintain adequate space in the lab and avoiding hazardous collisions.

Which best describes the rule for no chairs in the lab?

• Long hair can become entangled in rotating equipment.

• Running, chasing, or pushing can cause slips, trips, falls, and other accidents.

• An unclean lab space is as harmful as an inaccurate result.

• Maintain adequate space in the lab and avoiding hazardous collisions.

Which best describes the rule for keeping a clean work area in the lab?

• Long hair can become entangled in rotating equipment.

• Running, chasing, or pushing can cause slips, trips, falls, and other accidents.

• An unclean lab space can result in hazardous work areas.

• Maintain adequate space in the lab and avoiding hazardous collisions.

Which of the following practices helps ensure electrical safety when working with equipment and cords?

• Plugging multiple extension cords into each other for added length.

• Pulling a plug from an outlet by its cord to save time.

• Using electronics near water sources with proper precautions.

• Being cautious when using tools around electrical cords.

Why is it important to avoid using damaged electrical equipment and cords?

• It's a waste of time.

• Damaged equipment is more powerful.

• It reduces the risk of electrical hazards and injuries.

• It enhances the performance of the equipment

What does OSHA stand for?

• Organized Safety and Health Association

• Organized Safety and Hazard Amendment

• Occupational Safety and Hazard Association

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration

What should you do before using a hand tool?

• Test the tool's durability by striking a hard surface.

• Inspect the tool for damage or defects.

• Lubricate the tool's moving parts.

• Share the tool with a colleague for their opinion.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended lab safety practice for hand tools?

• Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Using the wrong tool for the job because the right one is unavailable.

• Keeping hands and body parts clear of the tool's path.

• Holding the tool securely with a proper grip.