Dissection Tools & Lab Safety

What are T Pins used for in dissection?

• To hold specimens in place during dissection.

• To cut through tough tissues.

• To measure the size of specimens.

• To label different parts of the specimen.

What is the primary function of forceps in a dissection lab?

• To cut tissues during dissection.

• To grasp and manipulate tissues.

• To measure the length of specimens.

• To hold specimens in place for observation.

What is the most important aspect of laboratory experiments?

• Safety is the most important aspect of laboratory experiments.

• Accuracy in measurements is the most important aspect of laboratory experiments.

• Proper waste disposal is the most important aspect of laboratory experiments.

• Following protocols is the most important aspect of laboratory experiments.

What should be done at the end of a dissection?

• Wash your hands, disinfect tables & tools, and put specimens in storage.

• Leave the specimens out for further observation.

• Only wash your hands and leave the tools as they are.

• Dispose of all specimens in the regular trash.

What should you do if you accidentally cut yourself during dissection?

• Ignore it and continue working

• Immediately inform your teacher and follow the first aid procedures

• Try to clean the cut with water and continue

• Ask a classmate for help without informing the teacher

What is the function of scissors in dissection?

• To cut tissues and materials during dissection.

• To hold tissues in place during dissection.

• To measure the size of tissues during dissection.

• To clean the dissection area.

What is the importance of labeling specimens during dissection?

• Labeling specimens helps in identifying and organizing them for study.

• Labeling specimens is only necessary for large specimens.

• Labeling specimens is a waste of time during dissection.

• Labeling specimens is only important for presentation purposes.

What is the purpose of a scalpel in dissection?

• To make large incisions

• To make small, controlled cuts.

• To hold tissues in place

• To measure the size of specimens

What safety equipment should be worn during dissections?

• Safety goggles and gloves

• Lab coats and masks

• Face shields and aprons

• Ear protection and helmets

Why is it important to disinfect tools after dissection?

• To enhance the appearance of the tools.

• Disinfecting tools prevents contamination and the spread of pathogens.

• To make the tools easier to handle.

• To ensure the tools are sharp and effective.